research on optimal path of data migration among multisupercomputer centers
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Abstract
Data collaboration between supercomputer centers requires a lot of data migration. In order to increase the efficiency of data migration, it is necessary to design optimal path of data transmission among multisupercomputer centers. Based on the situation that the target center which finished receiving data can be regarded as the new source center to migrate data to others, we present a parallel scheme for the data migration among multisupercomputer centers with different interconnection topologies using graph theory analysis and calculations. Finally, we verify that this method is effective via numeric simulation.
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| Authors | ;Gang Li;Qingpu Zhang;Zhengqian Feng |
| Journal | environmental pollution |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.1155/2016/5018213
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