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3rd EGEE User Forum

11–14 Feb 2008
<a href="http://www.polydome.org">Le Polydôme</a>, Clermont-Ferrand, FRANCE
Europe/Zurich timezone

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Workflow and Parallelism

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13 Feb 2008, 11:00
<a href="http://www.polydome.org">Le Polydôme</a>, Clermont-Ferrand, FRANCE

<a href="http://www.polydome.org">Le Polydôme</a>, Clermont-Ferrand, FRANCE

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  1. 195. Workflow and Parallelism Overview
    13/02/2008, 11:00
    An overview of the of the workflow and parallelism session with information about how these themes fit into the User Forum programme and broad goals of the session.
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  2. 153. The gLite Workload Management System
    Francesco Giacomini (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN))
    13/02/2008, 11:10
    Existing or Prospective Grid Services
    Oral
    The WMS accepts requests concerning the execution of a computation, whose description is expressed in a flexible language, based on Condor ClassAds, as a set of key - value pairs. The WMS is then responsible to translate the logical description to concrete operations, in order to bring the execution of a job to a successful end. Several types of jobs are supported: simple, intra-cluster MPI,...
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  3. 51. Towards a statistical model of EGEE load
    Cecile Germain-Renaud (Unknown)
    13/02/2008, 11:35
    Existing or Prospective Grid Services
    Oral
    Preliminary results indicate that EGEE job traffic shares some properties with the Internet traffic: the distributions of the inter-arrival times seem to be heavy-tailed and the time series of the loads indicate long-range power-law correlations. Precise characterizations are currently investigated on two aspects. a) Marginal distributions. Modeling the distributions at different spatial and...
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  4. 95. Extension of DIRAC to enable distributed computing using Windows resources
    Jeremy Coles (University of Cambridge)
    13/02/2008, 12:00
    Existing or Prospective Grid Services
    Oral
    The LHCb experiment, designed for high-precision studies of matter-antimatter asymmetries in the decays of b-hadrons, is one of the four main experiments at the CERN Large Hardon Collider (LHC). DIRAC has been developed to meet the experiment’s need for processing petabytes of data per year, using globally distributed resources. It can be used either as a standalone Grid implementation, or...
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