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ORCID7th INDIS@SC 2020: Virtual Event, USA
- IEEE/ACM Innovating the Network for Data-Intensive Science, INDIS@SC 2020, Atlanta, GA, USA, November 12, 2020. IEEE 2020, ISBN 978-1-6654-0454-9
- Rutger Beltman, Silke Knossen, Joseph Hill, Paola Grosso
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Using P4 and RDMA to collect telemetry data. 1-9 - George Papadimitriou, Eric Lyons, Cong Wang, Komal Thareja, Ryan Tanaka, Paul Ruth, Juan J. Villalobos, Ivan Rodero, Ewa Deelman, Michael Zink, Anirban Mandal:
Application Aware Software Defined Flows of Workflow Ensembles. 10-21 - Yuanlong Tan, Malathi Veeraraghavan, Hwajung Lee, Steve Emmerson, Jack W. Davidson:
A Trial Deployment of a Reliable Network-Multicast Application across Internet2. 22-32 - Wenji Wu, Liang Zhang, Qiming Lu, Phil DeMar, Robert Illingworth, Joe Mambretti, Se-Young Yu, Jim Hao Chen, Inder Monga, Xi Yang, Tom Lehman, Chin Guok, John MacAuley:
ROBIN (RuciO/BIgData Express/SENSE) A Next-Generation High-Performance Data Service Platform. 33-44 - Katrina Turner, Mahesh Khanal, Tyson Seto-Mook, Alberto Gonzalez, Jason Leigh, Andrew Lake, Sartaj Singh Baveha, Samir Faci, Brian Tierney, Daniel Doyle, Lisa Ensman, Jennifer M. Schopf, Douglas Southworth, Edward Balas:
The NetSage Measurement Framework: Design, Development, and Discoveries. 45-56 - Joseph P. Kenny, Jeremiah J. Wilke, Craig D. Ulmer, Gavin M. Baker, Samuel Knight, Jerrold A. Friesen:
An Evaluation of Ethernet Performance for Scientific Workloads. 57-67 - Noah Amsel, Jordi Ros-Giralt, Sruthi Yellamraju, James R. Ezick, Brendan von Hofe, Alison Ryan, Richard Lethin:
Computing Bottleneck Structures at Scale for High-Precision Network Performance Analysis. 68-78
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