On-Demand High Performance Computing: Image Guided Neuro-Surgery Feasibility Study

Authors:
Tharaka Devadithya;Kim Baldridge;Adam Birnbaum;Amitava Majumdar;Dong Ju Choi;Rich Wolski;Simon Warfield;Neculai Archip
Affiliations:
Indiana University, USA;UC San Diego, USA;UC San Diego, USA;UC San Diego, USA;UC San Diego, USA;UC Santa Barbara, USA;Harvard, USA;Harvard, USA
Venue:
ICPADS '06 Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems - Volume 2
Year:
2006

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Abstract

The emerging cyberinfrastructure holds the promise of providing on-demand access to high performance network, compute and data resources. Image guided neurosurgery is one of many applications that requires such on-demand access to resources. In this paper we have studied the feasibility of accessing such resources on-demand. An experiment was designed and carried out across five TeraGrid clusters for this study. This paper provides an analysis of the results and draws some conclusion regarding feasibility of on-demand access to high performance resources.