Parallel and Distributed Systems Laboratory
Both in industry and in academic research, clusters of computers are often used for solving computationally intensive problems. This computing method is often referred to as "distributed computing". Parallel as opposed to sequential programs are most effective for the cluster environment. Research in distributed computing is aimed at realizing a visual environment for parallel programs to be executed either on a cluster or in the Grid.
Contact
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Homepage: http://www.lpds.sztaki.hu/
Email address: kacsuk@sztaki.hu
Phone number: +36 (1) 329-7864
Fax number: +36 (1) 329-7864
Address: 1132 Budapest, Victor Hugo u. 18-22.
Main room: VH 006
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Past projects
- WINDOWS Based Parallel Computing
- AHMED: Applicaton of Hamlet Tools to Embedded Medical Design
- Development of Virtual Supercomputing Service Using Academic Network
- Cluster Programming Technology and Its Application in Meteorology
- CAST: Configurable Radio with Advanced Software Technology
- DemoGrid: Connecting Heterogenous Systems to Solve Data and CPU Intensive Problems
- Performance analysis and optimisation of grid applications
- DataGrid: Research and Technological Development for an International Data Grid
- GridLab: A Grid Application Toolkit and Testbed
- APART2: Automatic Performance Analysis: Real Tools
- Hungarian Supercomputing GRID
- Grid Performance Analysis
- JGrid: An Integrated Graphical Application Development and Grid Execution Environment Based on Jini
- Chemistry GRID and its application for air pollution forecast
- Development of Hungarian Grid System
Description
Our mission is to provide easy-to-use software development solutions for the end users in the field of high performance computing and for the emerging distributed computing platforms based on Grid technologies. LPDS aims at developing further the new generation of parallel and distributed computing methods in the frame of joint national and international R&D projects as well as enabling these achievements to a wider community including academic institutes, universities, and industrial companies. Our laboratory addresses the propagation of the state-of-the-art Grid technologies at technical forums and open days besides the teaching of parallel and distributed systems at universities.
