10th Annual Workshop & Retreat
October 14 - 16, 2002
AGENDA
MONDAY, OCTOBER 14: CMU/Nemacolin
Woodlands
Welcome
Greg Ganger - Welcome & PDL Overview
C3S Kick-Off and Overview
Posters & Open Discussion
Rick Carley - Progress and Expectations for MEMS-based Storage
Session I: Database Storage Management
Steve Schlosser - MEMS-based Storage Devices in Computer Systems
Jiri Schindler - Lachesis: A Storage Device Access Patterns Advisor
for Database Systems
Session II: Storage & Security
Shimin Chen - Fractal Prefetching B+-Trees: Optimizing both Cache
and Disk Performance
Adam Pennington - Storage-based Intrusion Detection
Garth Goodson - Coordination-free, Yet Consistent, Updates to Redundant
Storage
Session III: New Directions in Storage
Management
Short talks on new research directions in storage management,
attribute-based file naming, and expressive storage interfaces.
John Strunk - Self-Tuning Storage Systems
Craig Soules - Why Can't I Find My Files?
Chris Lumb - Extensible Storage Systems
Jay Wylie - Addressing Integrity in Survivable Storage
Poster Session
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15: Nemacolin Woodlands
Session IV: Workload Characterization
Mengzhi Wang - Capturing the Spatio-Temporal Correlation of Real
Traffic Data
Stratos Papadomanolakis - Automated Physical Database Design
with
the Stripe Wizard
Session V: Dealing with Overload
Andrew Klosterman - Cuckoo: Layered Clustering for NFS
Bianca Schroeder - Improving Performance of Static and Dynamic Requests
at a Busy Web Server
Session VI: Storage Security
Dawn Song - Smart & Secure Storage in Untrusted Environments
Poster Session
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16: Nemacolin Woodlands
Session VII: Adaptation & Redistribution
Mike Reiter - Safeguarding Confidential Data on Portable Devices
David Petrou - The Virtues of Procrastination, A Work in Progress
Ted Wong - Survivable Archive System Design
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