Best Paper Awards

CCGrid 2001 Best Paper Awards

Out of 10 finalist papers (5 in each category: cluster and grid computing), the committee finally selected first two papers in each category for best paper awards. On recommendation of the CCGrid 2001 awards committee, the IEEE Task Force on Cluster Computing (TFCC) presented the best paper awards to the following four papers:

C1) KelpIO: A Telescope-Ready Domain-Specific I/O Library for Irregular Block-Structured Applications

B. Broom, R. Fowler, and K. Kennedy

C2) OVM: Out-of-Order Execution Parallel Virtual Machine

G. Bosilca, G. Fedak, and F. Cappello

G1) Optimizing Execution of Component-Based Applications Using Group Instances
M. Beynon, A. Sussman, and J. Saltz, and T. Kurc

G2) Armada: A Parallel File System for Computational Grids

R. Oldfield and D. Kotz

CCGrid 2001 Best Paper (Finalist) Awards

On recommendation of the CCGrid 2001 awards committee, the IEEE Task Force on Cluster Computing (TFCC) presented the finalist certificates for the following papers:

C3) TACO -- Exploiting Cluster Networks for High-Level Collective Operations

J. Nolte, M. Sato, and Y. Ishikawa

C4) OPIOM: Off-Processor IO with Myrinet

P. Geoffray

C5) Design of a Generic Platform for Efficient and Scalable Cluster Computing Based on Middleware Techniques

S. Vanhastel, F. De Turck, and P. Demeester

G3) Latency Hiding in Dynamic Partitioning and Load Balancing of Grid Computing Applications

S. Das, D. Harvey, and R. Biswas

G4) XML-Based Visual Specification of Multidisciplinary Applications

Al-Theneyan, A. Jakatdar, M. Zubair, and P. Mehrotra

G5) Sabotage-Tolerance Mechanisms for Volunteer Computing Systems

L. Sarmenta

Presented by the Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society
through the IEEE Task Force on Cluster Computing