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Photos from SuperComputing '99 (November 1999)

Our Paper Presentation

Our paper, Multivariate Geographic Clustering in a Metacomputing Environment Using Globus by Mahinthakumar, Hoffman, Hargrove, and Karonis, was presented by Kumar in the Wednesday morning (November 17, 1999) session on Grid Computing at SuperComputing '99 (SC'99) in Portland, Oregon. Kumar did a great job presenting.

Forrest Hoffman (left) and G. 'Kumar' Mahinthakumar stand outside the room where Kumar will present their paper on Wednesday, November 17.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Booth

Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) had a large and interesting display booth on the show room floor at SuperComputing '99 (SC'99) in Portland, Oregon, in November 1999. The displays included results from computational science research from all over ORNL. Included in the displays was the map of U.S. ecoregions developed by Hargrove and Hoffman using Multivariate Geographic Clustering on the Stone SouperComputer.

U.S. Ecoregions Map developed using Multivariate Geographic Clustering on the Stone SouperComputer (left) at the ORNL booth at SC'99.

SC'99 Extreme Beowulf Bash

Here are a couple of photos from the First Annual Extreme Beowulf Bash held at SC'99 on November 15, 1999, at the Portland Hilton. The party was organized by Douglas Eadline of Paralogic, Inc., and was sponsored by Paralogic, Inc., Etnus, SCA, Scyld Computing Corporation, and Microsoft Research. See Doug's Notes from SC99 for more information and photos.

Thomas Sterling (left) gives the opening speach at the First Annual Extreme Beowulf Bash at SuperComputing '99. Two of the Bash sponsors, Jim Cownie of Etnus (center) and Douglas Eadline of Paralogic, Inc. stand to his left.

Three of the sponsors of the First Annual Extreme Beowulf Bash--Jim Cownie of Etnus (left), Douglas Eadline of Paralogic, Inc. (center), and Donald Becker of Scyld Computing Corporation (right)--discuss Beowulf Technology.

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