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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12358/25167
TitleSEE-GRID Design Overview
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{This document describes the initial design of the SEE-GRID software in the Austrian Grid. SEE-GRID is based on the SEE++ software for the biomechanical simulation of the human eye. SEE++ was developed in the SEE-KID project by Upper Austrian Research and the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences; it consists of a client component for user interaction and of a server component that runs various computations (currently “Hess Diagram Calculation” and “Pathology Fitting”, in the future also “Surgery Simulation”). The goal of SEE-GRID is to adapt and to extend SEE++ in several steps to make use of the grid: 1. The simulation component is transformed to a grid service. 2.“Hess Diagram Calculation” is parallelized and distributed over multiple grid nodes. 3.“Pathology Fitting” is parallelized and distributed over multiple grid nodes. 4. A grid database of “gaze patterns” is established with patterns derived …

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Bosa, Karoly
Schreiner, Wolfgang
Baraka, Rebhi S.
Buchberger, Michael
Kaltofen, Thomas
Mitterdorfer, Daniel
TypeJournal Article
Date2004
Published inAustrian Grid Project Report
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