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Note: Links lead to the DBLP on the Web. Daniel S. Katz E. Ciocca , Israel Koren , Zahava Koren , C. Mani Krishna , Daniel S. Katz: Application-Level Fault Tolerance in the Orbital Thermal Imaging Spectrometer. PRDC 2004 : 43-48 Daniel S. Katz, Attila Bergou , Bruce Berriman , Gary L. Block , Jim Collier , David W. Curkendall , John Good , Laura Husman , Joseph C. Jacob , Anastasia Laity , Peggy Li , Craig Miller , Tom Prince , Herb Siegel , Roy Williams : Accessing and Visualizing Scientific Spatiotemporal Data. SSDBM 2004 : 107-110 Daniel S. Katz, Raphael R. Some : NASA Advances Robotic Space Exploration. IEEE Computer 36 (1): 52-61 (2003) Michael J. Turmon , Robert Granat , Daniel S. Katz, John Z. Lou : Tests and Tolerances for High-Performance Software-Implemented Fault Detection. IEEE Trans. Computers 52 (5): 579-591 (2003) John A. Gunnels , Robert A. van de Geijn , Daniel S. Katz, Enrique S. Quintana-Ortí : Fault-Tolerant High-Performance Matrix Multiplication: Theory and Practice. DSN 2001 : 47-56 Michael J. Turmon , Robert Granat , Daniel S. Katz: Software-Implemented Fault Detection for High-Performance Space Applications. DSN 2000 : 107- Fannie Chen , Loring Craymer , Jeff Deifik , Alvin J. Fogel , Daniel S. Katz, Alfred G. Silliman Jr. , Raphael R. Some , Sean A. Upchurch , Keith Whisnant : Demonstration of the Remote Exploration and Experimentation (REE) Fault-Tolerant Parallel-Processing Supercomputer for Spacecraft Onboard Scientific Data Processing. DSN 2000 : 367- Thomas C. Clune , Daniel S. Katz, Gary A. Glatzmaier : Advances in Modeling the Generation of the Geomagnetic Field by the Use of Massively Parallel Computers and Profound Optimization. PPSC 1999 1 [ 7 ] 2 [ 7 ] 3 [ 7 ] 4 [ 2 ] 5 [ 8 ] 6 [ 1 ] 7 [ 7 ] 8 [ 2 ] 9 [ 7 ] 10 [ 2 ] 11 [ 2 ] 12 [ 4 ] 13 [ 1 ] 14 [ 7 ] 15 [ 3 ] [ 5 ] 16 [ 4 ] 17 [ 7 ] 18 [ 7 ] 19 [ 8 ] 20 [ 8 ] 21 [ 8 ] 22 [ 7 ] 23 [ 7 ] 24 [ 5 ] 25 [ 7 ] 26 [ 7 ] 27 [ 4 ] 28 [ 7 ] 29 [ 2 ] 30 [ 2 ] [ 6 ] 31 [ 3 ] [ 5 ] 32 [ 2 ] 33 [ 2 ] 34 [ 7 ] ![]() ©2005 Association for Computing Machinery |