Advances in Computers, Vol. 79

Applications in Data-Intensive Computing......Page 12
References......Page 0
Graphics Processing Units......Page 19
Multithreaded Systems......Page 21
Cray MTA-2 and XMT......Page 22
2.1.5 Solid-State Storage
......Page 24
2.2.1 Objectives and Approach
......Page 25
Data Warehouses......Page 28
Applications in Biological Sciences......Page 32
Visualizing Biological Networks......Page 36
Closing the Loop Between High-Performance Computing, Analysis Tools, and Visualization......Page 37
The Tandem Mass Spectrometry Challenge......Page 42
Increasing Throughput Through Smart Instrument Control......Page 45
Hadamard Transform......Page 49
StatsView......Page 54
NUANCE......Page 55
Partial Dimensions Tree......Page 57
Future Needs......Page 59
3.3.2 Computing Challenges
......Page 63
Cloud Radar Spectra Processing......Page 65
QCRad: A Data Quality Analysis Scheme for Radiation Measurements......Page 67
Rapid Development with Service-Oriented Scientific Workflow Frameworks......Page 69
Metadata and Data Provenance......Page 70
3.3.3 ARM Value-Added Products
......Page 72
References......Page 74
Pitfalls and Issues of Manycore Programming......Page 82
The Scalability Challenge......Page 92
Parallel Hardware Obstacles......Page 96
A Simple Example-Cache Coherency and False Sharing......Page 104
Data Dependency......Page 109
Memory Consistency Model......Page 113
Data Race Conditions......Page 116
Locks and Deadlocks......Page 118
A Wish List......Page 123
References......Page 125
Illusion of Wireless Security......Page 129
Awareness Level of Users......Page 131
Organization of This Chapter......Page 132
Functions of Wireless Routers......Page 133
Stealing Bandwidth......Page 138
The Consequences......Page 142
The Corporation's Responsibilities......Page 144
Smart Phones......Page 147
Improper Implementation......Page 148
Reasons for the Misunderstandings......Page 151
Consequences......Page 152
Manufacturer Responsibilities......Page 155
Corporation Responsibilities......Page 156
User Responsibilities......Page 157
Possible Attacks......Page 160
Jamming......Page 161
Two Keys (Public Key) Encryptions......Page 166
Encryption in Routers......Page 169
Virtual Public Network......Page 170
Appendix B......Page 175
References......Page 176
Brain-Computer Interfaces for the Operation of Robotic and Prosthetic Devices......Page 178
Introduction......Page 179
BCI Operation of Robotic and Prosthetic Devices......Page 187
Acknowledments......Page 193
The Tools Perspective on Software Reverse Engineering: Requirements, Construction, 
and Evaluation
......Page 197
Tool Components......Page 202
Analyzers......Page 204
Visualizers......Page 205
Exploring Tools Through a Set of Lenses......Page 206
Scalability......Page 209
Analyses......Page 212
Visualizers......Page 213
Techniques......Page 216
Schema......Page 217
Customizability......Page 220
Extractors......Page 223
Analyzers......Page 224
Discussion......Page 228
Usability......Page 229
Usability in TkSee......Page 233
Other Domains......Page 247
Discussion......Page 248
Tool Construction Lens......Page 250
Model-Driven Tool Development......Page 260
Theory-Grounded Tool Building......Page 273
Discussion......Page 276
Conclusions......Page 279