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ORCID1st PDIS 1991: Miami Beach, Florida, USA
- Proceedings of the First International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Information Systems (PDIS 1991), Fontainebleu Hilton Resort, Miami Beach, Florida, USA, December 4-6, 1991. IEEE Computer Society 1991, ISBN 0-8186-2295-4
Disk Replication and Arrays
- Azer Bestavros
:
IDA-based Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks. 2-9 - Jon A. Solworth, Cyril U. Orji:
Distorted Mirrors. 10-17 - Hui-I Hsiao, David J. DeWitt:
A Performance Study of Three High Availability Data Replication Strategies. 18-28
Object Oriented Systems
- Jia-bing R. Cheng, Ali R. Hurson:
On The Performance of Object-Based Buffering. 30-37 - Maarten van Steen, Edwin D. de Jong:
Designing Highly Parallel Applications Using Database Programming Concepts. 38-45 - Stanley Y. W. Su, Yaw-Huei Chen, Herman Lam:
Multiple Wavefront Algorithms for Pattern-based Processing of Object-Oriented Databases. 46-55
Joins
- Arthur M. Keller, Shaibal Roy:
Adaptive Parallel Hash Join in Main-Memory Databases. 58-67 - Annita N. Wilschut, Peter M. G. Apers:
Dataflow Query Execution in a Parallel Main-Memory Environment. 68-77 - Joel L. Wolf, Daniel M. Dias, Philip S. Yu, John Turek:
Comparative Performance of Parallel Join Algorithms. 78-88
Parallel Logic
- Jürgen Seib:
Parallelizing Datalog: Function Symbols make a Difference. 90-97 - Weining Zhang, Ke Wang, Siu-Cheung Chau:
Data partition: A Practical Parallel Evaluation of Datalog Programs. 98-105 - J. Shao, David A. Bell, M. Elizabeth C. Hull:
Combining Rule Decomposition and Data Partitioning in Parallel Datalog Program Processing. 106-115
Panel: Disk Arrays: Are They of Use for Database Processing?
- Hector Garcia-Molina, Jim Brady, David J. DeWitt, Garth A. Gibson, David Gordon:
Are Disk Arrays Useful for Database Systems? (Panel). 118
Panel: Industrial Panel on Parallel and Distributed Databases
Transitive Closure and Synopsis
- Kien A. Hua, Sridhar Hannenhalli:
Parallel Transitive Closure Computations Using Topological Sort. 122-129 - Maurice A. W. Houtsma, Filippo Cacace, Stefano Ceri:
Parallel Hierarchical Evaluation of Tranitive Closure Queries. 130-137 - Bruce Hillyer, Bethany S. Robinson:
Aspects of the BBFS Broadband Filesystem. 138 - Tim Connors, Waqar Hasan, Curtis P. Kolovson, Marie-Anne Neimat, Donovan A. Schneider, W. Kevin Wilkinson:
The Papyrus Integrated Data Server. 139
Retrieval
- IJsbrand Jan Aalbersberg, Frans Sijstermans:
High-Quality and High-Performance Full-Text Document Retrieval: The Parallel InfoGuide System. 142-150 - Zheng Lin:
CAT: An Execution Model for Concurrent Full Text Search. 151-158 - Gabriel Matsliach, Oded Shmueli:
An Efficient Method for Distributing Search Structures. 159-166
Synopses: Distributed Systems
- David Silberberg:
Populating Databases from Multiple Sources: The Hubble Space Telescope Paradigm. 168 - Michael J. Gerald-Yamasaki:
Cooperative Visualization of Comutational Fluid Dynamics. 169 - S.-I. Hiraiwa, Norihiko Matsuura, Yutaka Matsushita:
I-CEM: An Intelligent Communication System for Collaborative Work. 170 - Yasushi Shinjo, Yasushi Kiyoki:
ReSC: A Distributed Operating System for Parallel and Distributed Applications. 171 - Rivka Ladin, Murray S. Mazer, Alec Wolman:
A General Tool for Replicating Distributed Services. 172 - Yechiam Yemini, Ouri Wolfson:
Netmate: Management of Complex Distributed Networked Systems. 173
Synopses: Architectures/Parallel Processing
- R. G. Marshall:
A Hardware and Software Architectural Model for the Representation and Manipulation of Integrated Genetic Databases. 176 - Andrew S. Grimshaw, Edmond C. Loyot Jr.:
ELFS: Object-Oriented Extensible File Systems. 177 - Thomas F. Bowen, Munir Cochinwala, Gita Gopal, Gary E. Herman, Takako M. Hickey, Kuo Chi Lee, William H. Mansfield, John Raitz:
Achieving Throughput and Functionality in a Common Architecture: The Datacycle Experiment. 178 - R. Dasgupta, S. Bhattacharya:
An Efficient Data Organization for Parallel Algorithmic Design of Cartographic Database. 179 - Ronald F. DeMara, Dan I. Moldovan:
Marker-Passing on a Parallel Knowledge Processing Testbed. 180
File Systems
- David Kotz, Carla Schlatter Ellis:
Practical Prefetching Techniques for Parallel File Systems. 182-189 - Carl D. Tait, Dan Duchamp:
Service Interface and Replica Management Algorithm for Mobile File System Clients. 190-197 - Avraham Leff, Philip S. Yu, Joel L. Wolf:
Policies for Efficient Resource Utilization in a Remote Caching Architecture. 198-207
Shared Memory Systems
- Yasuhiro Hirano, Tetsuji Satoh, Ushio Inoue, Katsumi Teranaka:
Load Balancing Algorithms for Parallel Database Processing on Shared Memory Multiprocessors. 210-217 - Wei Hong, Michael Stonebraker:
Optimization of Parallel Query Execution Plans in XPRS. 218-225 - Björn Bergsten, Michel Couprie, Patrick Valduriez:
Prototyping DBS3, a Shared-Memory Parallel Database System. 226-234
Distributed Systems
- David M. Choy, Patricia G. Selinger:
A Distributed Catalog for Heterogeneous Distributed Database Resources. 236-244 - Sharad Mehrotra, Rajeev Rastogi, Henry F. Korth, Abraham Silberschatz:
Non-Serializable Executions in Heterogeneous Distributed Database Systems. 245-252 - Ming-Syan Chen, Philip S. Yu, Kun-Lung Wu:
Optimal All-to-All Broadcasting Schemes in Distributed Systems. 253-260
Shared Nothing Systems
- Kien A. Hua, Chiang Lee, Jih-Kwon Peir:
Interconnecting Shared-Everything Systems for Efficient Parallel Query Processing. 262-270 - Pascale Borla-Salamet, Carla Chachaty, Benoît Dageville:
Compiling Control into Database Queries for Parallel Execution Management. 271-279 - David J. DeWitt, Jeffrey F. Naughton, Donovan A. Schneider:
Parallel Sorting on a Shared-Nothing Architecture using Probabilistic Splitting. 280-291
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