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http://dx.doi.org/10.12673/jant.2017.21.2.206

Implementation of Access Control System Suitable for Meteorological Tasks in Grid Computing Environment  

Na, Seung-kwon (Department of Electronics and Communication, Korea Polytechnic College Gangneung Campus)
Ju, Jae-han (Department of Medical Electronics, Songho College)
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Journal of Advanced Navigation Technology / v.21, no.2, 2017 , pp. 206-211 More about this Journal
Abstract
Recently computing devices by connecting to a network, grid computing, the next generation of digital neural networks that provide maximum service will connect all of the computer such as a PC or server, PDA into one giant network makes the virtual machine. Therefore, we propose the grid computing implementation model to be applied to meteorological business field as follows. First, grid computing will be used for tasks such as the development of numerical models below the mid-scale or test operations, and the final backup of the weather supercomputer. Second, the resources that will constitute grid computing are limited to business PCs and Linux servers operated by the central government considering operational efficiency. Third, the network is restricted to the LAN section, which suggests the implementation of high performance computing.
Keywords
Grid computing; Network; Computing devices; User network traffic; High performance computing;
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