Advances in Grid and Pervasive Computing

1. Front Matter

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2. Keynote Speeches (Abstracts)

   1. Massively Distributed Systems : From Grids and P2P to Clouds

      • Kai Hwang

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Building Distributed, Wide-Area Applications with WheelFS

      • M. Frans Kaashoek

      Pages 2-2

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   3. Virtualization Technology: Past, Present, and Future

      • Wen-Hann Wang

      Pages 3-3

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3. Track 1: Cluster Computing

   1. Domino-Effect Free Crash Recovery for Concurrent Failures in Cluster Federation

      • Bidyut Gupta, Shahram Rahimi, Vineel Allam, Vamshi Jupally

      Pages 4-17

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   2. Tidset-Based Parallel FP-tree Algorithm for the Frequent Pattern Mining Problem on PC Clusters

      • Jiayi Zhou, Kun-Ming Yu

      Pages 18-28

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   3. Optimizing Communications of Data Parallel Programs in Scalable Cluster Systems

      • Chun-Ching Wang, Shih-Chang Chen, Ching-Hsien Hsu, Chao-Tung Yang

      Pages 29-37

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4. Track 2: Grid Computing

   1. The Development of a Drug Discovery Virtual Screening Application on Taiwan Unigrid

      • Li-Yung Ho, Pangfeng Liu, Chien-Min Wang, Jan-Jan Wu

      Pages 38-47

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   2. PGWFT: A Petri Net Based Grid Workflow Verification and Optimization Toolkit

      • Haijun Cao, Hai Jin, Song Wu, Yongcai Tao

      Pages 48-58

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   3. A Probability-Based Framework for Dynamic Resource Scheduling in Grid Environment

      • San-Yih Hwang, Jian Tang, Hong-Yang Lin

      Pages 59-70

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   4. A Mobile Agent-Based Statistic Execution Model for Grid Computing

      • Wenyu Qu, Keqiu Li, Yong Zhang

      Pages 71-82

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   5. An Optimization of Resource Replication Access in Grid Cache

      • Fangai Liu, Fenglong Song

      Pages 83-92

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   6. ADVE: Adaptive and Dependable Virtual Environments for Grid Computing

      • Xuanhua Shi, Hai Jin, Wei Zhu, Li Qi

      Pages 93-103

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   7. An Incentive Approach for Computational Resource Sharing in the Autonomous Environment

      • Chuliang Weng, Minglu Li, Xinda Lu

      Pages 104-115

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   8. Using Moldability to Improve Scheduling Performance of Parallel Jobs on Computational Grid

      • Kuo-Chan Huang, Po-Chi Shih, Yeh-Ching Chung

      Pages 116-127

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   9. A Fuzzy Grid-QoS Framework for Obtaining Higher Grid Resources Availability

      • David Allenotor, Ruppa K. Thulasiram

      Pages 128-139

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   10. Guarantee the Victorious Probability of Grid Resources in the Competition for Finite Tasks

       • Lei Yao, Guanzhong Dai, Huixiang Zhang, Shuai Ren

       Pages 140-151

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   11. Co-allocation in Data Grids: A Global, Multi-user Perspective

       • Adam H. Villa, Elizabeth Varki

       Pages 152-165

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   12. Scheduling for Atomic Broadcast Operation in Heterogeneous Networks with One Port Model

       • Ching-Hsien Hsu, Tai-Lung Chen, Bing-Ru Tsai, Kuan-Ching Li

       Pages 166-177

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   13. A Resource Discovery Algorithm with Probe Feedback Mechanism in Multi-domain Grid Environment

       • Libing Wu, Yanxiang He, Jianqun Cui, Simeng Wang, Laurence T. Yang, Naixue Xiong

       Pages 178-186

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Welcome to the proceedings of the 2008 International Conference on Grid and Pervasive Computing (GPC 2008) which was held in Kunming, Yunnan, China, May 25–28, 2008. Gridcomputing presentsa newtrendindistributed computing forcoordin- ing large-scale heterogeneous resource sharing and problem solving in dynamic, multi-institutional virtual organizations. Grid computing not only can be used for distributed supercomputing massive data processing, but can also be a c- mon platform and way for utility and service computing. It covers mainframes orsupercomputersaswellasmorepowerful personal computers and even small and smart devices, ranging from personal digital assistants to unseen chips in our cars, appliances and telephones. Projecting this trend into the future, we envision an explosion of interconnected high-performance computers and smart devices that can make our research and daily lives easier and more productive. Grid and Pervasive Computing (GPC) is an annual international conference on the emerging areas of merging grid computing and pervasive computing. GPC provides a high-pro?le, leading-edge forum for researchers and engineers alike to present their latest research in the ?eld of grid computing and pervasive computing.

• Deployment
• QoS
• Scala
• Service-oriented Computing
• ad-hoc networks
• algorithms
• data grid
• data mining
• dependable systems
• distributed algorithms
• distributed computing
• distributed systems
• grid computing
• optimization
• semantics
• algorithm analysis and problem complexity

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