S. Masoud Sadjadi
Research Keywords:
Grid Enablement, Scientific Application Profiling, Adaptive Middleware, Autonomic Computing, Meta-Scheduling, Job-Flow Management, Resource Management, Fault Tolerance, Mobile Computing, and Software Engineering. Research Interests: My research interests lies in the general areas of Software Engineering and Distributed Computing Systems with the focus on dynamic adaptation of software. More specifically, I am interested in Autonomic Computing, Pervasive Computing, and Grid Computing. My research addresses development of both the new adaptable software applications, as well as the migration of existing non-adaptable applications to environments where adaptation is needed. Specifically, I am interested in providing a systematic yet efficient approach to this development process in which adaptable behavior is transparent to the “business logic” of these applications. I am currently investigating a systematic approach to transparent Grid enablement of existing scientific applications and as a case study I am using the Weather Research and Forecast (WRF) code. Links for more information:
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