Autor/Autorin: Zerola Michal
Dr. Zerola graduated in Computer Science from the Charles University in Prague. At the Czech Technical University, Prague, he completed his Ph.D. studies working on distributed data management in High Energy and Physics Experiments, primarily focusing on experiment STAR.
This book discusses the real life data transfer and placement needs of one of the largest physics experiments in the world. It inheres the theoretical studies of the underlying problem and presents the evolution of the constraint-based solving model. Practical part consists of the architecture design, measurements and performance evaluation of the automated planning system. Derived techniques from data transfers were applied also in the field of robotics and are discussed in the appendix.
This book discusses the real life data transfer and placement needs of one of the largest physics experiments in the world. It inheres the theoretical studies of the underlying problem and presents the evolution of the constraint-based solving model. Practical part consists of the architecture design, measurements and performance evaluation of the automated planning system. Derived techniques from data transfers were applied also in the eld of robotics and are discussed in the appendix.
Über den Autor
Dr. Zerola graduated in Computer Science from the Charles University in Prague. At the Czech Technical University, Prague, he completed his Ph.D. studies working on distributed data management in High Energy and Physics Experiments, primarily focusing on experiment STAR.
Klappentext
This book discusses the real life data transfer and placement needs of one of the largest physics experiments in the world. It inheres the theoretical studies of the underlying problem and presents the evolution of the constraint-based solving model. Practical part consists of the architecture design, measurements and performance evaluation of the automated planning system. Derived techniques from data transfers were applied also in the ¿eld of robotics and are discussed in the appendix.
