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IBM Redbooks > Infrastructure Solutions
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 Grid Computing in Research and Education
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This IBM Redbook, Grid Computing in Research and Education, belongs to a series of documents related to grid computing that IBM is presenting to the community to enrich the IT industry and all its players: customers, industry leaders, emerging enterprises, universities, and producers of technology. It is mainly oriented to IT architects or those whom have the responsibility of analyzing the capabilities to build in a grid solution.
Part 1 presents the basics about what, why and how grid can be applied to the research and education fields.
Part 2 presents a collection of examples of real-world grid implementations that have been accomplished in the research and education world.
Part 3 describes the Teragrid project, a cyber-infrastructure that aims to solve the problem of emerging terascale applications. It also provides a hypothetical example of a research oriented grid involving multiple schedulers and multiple different components and services. |
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Part 1. Introduction
Chapter 1. Introduction to grid concepts
Chapter 2. How to implement a grid
Part 2. Grid by examples
Chapter 3. Introducing the examples
Chapter 4. Scientific simulation
Chapter 5. Medical images
Chapter 6. Computer-aided drug discovery
Chapter 7. Big Science
Chapter 8. e-learning.
Chapter 9. University integration
Chapter 10. Visualization
Chapter 11. Microprocessor design
Part e. Appendixes
Appendix A. TeraGrid
Appendix B. Research oriented orid |
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