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ORCID13th MSS 1994: L'Annecy, France
- Proceedings of the 13th IEEE Symposium on Mass Storage Systems, MSS 1994: Towards Distributed Storage and Data Management Systems, L'Annecy, France, June 12-16, 1994. IEEE Computer Society 1994, ISBN 0-8186-5580-1
Towards Distributed Storage and Data Management Systems
- Gregory W. Withee, William T. Turnbull:
NOAA's environmental data system requirements: in search of a distributed data management system. 4-8 - Kazuo Yoshida:
Data management for the National Space Development Agency's (NASDA's) Earth-Observing Data and Information System (EOIS). 9-12 - S. I. Rasool, Ludovic Andres:
International Geosphere and Biosphere Program (IGBP) metadata information system for globally distributed data sets. 13-18
Overview of Magnetic and Optical Technologies (Tutorial)
- Albert S. Hoagland:
Magnetic storage technology-the 1990s-evolution or revolution? 20 - Wilfried Lenth:
Optical storage: technology and applications. 21
Distributed File Systems
- Rainer Töebbicke:
Distributed file systems: focus on Andrew File System/Distributed File Service (AFS/DFS). 23-26 - Christopher Maher, Jonathan S. Goldick, Christopher Kirby, Bill Zumach:
The integration of distributed file systems and mass storage systems. 27-31 - Richard P. Mount:
Data storage and management for high-energy physics: technical and sociological requirements. 32-36
Reference Model and Storage Consortia
- Richard W. Watson, Robert A. Coyne:
The National Storage Laboratory (NSL): overview and status. 39-43 - Albert S. Hoagland:
Storage Technology Initiatives - NSIC (National Storage Industry Consortium). 44 - Robert A. Coyne, Harry Hulen, Richard W. Watson, Paul G. Rutherford:
The National Storage System Foundation (NSSF). 45-46 - Jeff Dozier, Michael Stonebraker, James Frew:
Sequoia 2000: A Next-Generation Information System for the Study of Global Change. 47-56
Storage System Issues
- John L. Sloan:
Flying with instruments: characterizing the NCAR MSS-III workload. 57-62 - David Martin Gaunt:
Alternate views on the physical volume library. 63-64 - Ruten Gurin, Andrei Maslennikov:
Simple tape management system. 65-67 - David J. Rigby:
Automatic Managed Filestores - Practice and Experience (Abstract). 68 - J. Bernier:
Broadband Exchange over Trans-European Links (BETEL). 69-73
Multimedia and Image Storage Requirements
- Ángel Viña, Joaquin Lopez Lerida, Anastasio Molano, David del Val:
Real-time multimedia systems. 77-83 - Phillip Lougher, Doug Shepherd, David W. Pegler:
The impact of digital audio and video on high-speed storage. 84-89 - Benoit A. Gennart, Roger D. Hersch:
Multimedia performance behavior of the GigaView parallel image server. 90-98 - Gerhard Weikum:
Data partitioning and load balancing in parallel storage systems. 99 - Kimberly Keeton, Ann L. Drapeau, David A. Patterson, Randy H. Katz:
Storage alternatives for video service. 100-105
Data Management and Mass Storage Specification
- Dick Dixon:
A joint European mass storage specification effort. 110-112
Emerging Technologies
- David Graves:
Major capacity, data rate, and reliability advances in IBM longitudinal magnetic tape recording technology. - P. Eitel:
Backup and storage management in distributed heterogeneous environments. 124-126 - Jean-Claude Lehureau, Jean-Paul Castera:
High-data-rate, high-density magnetic tape recorder using matrix writing head and Kerr reading head. 127-130 - Bret Bidwell, Maurice Chi, Robert Colao, Brian D. Herr, Joe Kavaky, Charles Richards:
Parallel file system experience on the IBM 9076. 131 - R. C. Abraham, R. C. Freeman Jr.:
Overview of the removable-media mass storage market. 132-134 - C. S. Curran:
Robotic experiences or traumatic experiences? 135-
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