A Generalized Environment for Distributed Image Processing

Bhatt, Haresh S.; Aggarwal, Akshai

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-0288-3_26

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“…Operators have used it for IRS-1C and IRS-P3 7 data product generation and data quality evaluation for about three years for 10 distributed processing applications (Bhatt, Singh and Aggarwal 2002). Hence, it needs to maintain the installed application information.…”

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confidence: 99%

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GANESH: Grid Application Management and Enhanced Scheduling

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et al. 2007

The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applica

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Grid computing is emerging as the next generation computing environment. Various meta-computing and distributed computing environments are becoming grid compliant with the aim of achieving interoperability. We have developed a web-based development environment for distributed computing that supports heterogeneous resources and provides ease of use. We present herewith GANESH that achieves grid compliance using Globus and also extends features for added value. This paper describes GANESH architecture and its services, and explains its grid compliance and extended features. We also explain in this paper how and where it is interoperable with other environments.

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“…DEDIP is a distributed computing environment that provides facilities for development, building and operationalization of image processing applications, aiming at ease of use (Bhatt, Singh and Aggarwal 2002). It supports VAX/VMS as the master and Sun Solaris or XENIX (Unix flavor) as the slave.…”

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confidence: 99%