Communication services for advanced network applications.

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Advanced network applications such as remote instrument control, collaborative environments, and remote I/O are distinguished by traditional applications such as videoconferencing by their need to create multiple, heterogeneous flows with different characteristics. For example, a single application may require remote I/O for raw datasets, shared controls for a collaborative analysis system, streaming video for image rendering data, and audio for collaboration. Furthermore, each flow can have different requirements in terms of reliability, network quality of service, security, etc. They argue that new approaches to communication services, protocols, and network architecture are required both to provide high-level abstractions for common flow … continued below

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Bresnahan, J.; Foster, I.; Insley, J.; Toonen, B. & Tuecke, S. June 10, 1999.

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Advanced network applications such as remote instrument control, collaborative environments, and remote I/O are distinguished by traditional applications such as videoconferencing by their need to create multiple, heterogeneous flows with different characteristics. For example, a single application may require remote I/O for raw datasets, shared controls for a collaborative analysis system, streaming video for image rendering data, and audio for collaboration. Furthermore, each flow can have different requirements in terms of reliability, network quality of service, security, etc. They argue that new approaches to communication services, protocols, and network architecture are required both to provide high-level abstractions for common flow types and to support user-level management of flow creation and quality. They describe experiences with the development of such applications and communication services.

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  • International Conference on Parallel and Distributed processing Techniques and Applications (PDPTA '99), Las Vegas, NV (US), 06/28/1999--07/01/1999

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  • Report No.: ANL/MCS/CP-99212
  • Grant Number: W-31109-ENG-38
  • Office of Scientific & Technical Information Report Number: 11843
  • Archival Resource Key: ark:/67531/metadc623720

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Bresnahan, J.; Foster, I.; Insley, J.; Toonen, B. & Tuecke, S. Communication services for advanced network applications., article, June 10, 1999; Illinois. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc623720/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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