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| University of Sydney | Australia |
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University of Vienna | Austria |
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Vienna University of Technology | Austria |
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University of Cyprus | Cyprus |
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Aalto University School of Science and Technology | Finland |
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Abo Akademi University | Finland |
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IRIT (Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse - Toulouse Institute of Computer Science Research) | France |
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University of Toulouse | France |
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National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automatic Control (INRIA) | France |
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Ecole Supérieur d'Electricite (SUPELEC) | France |
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Lorraine Laboratory of IT Research and its Applications | France |
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University of Haute Alsace, GRTC | France |
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University of Passau | Germany |
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University of Würzburg | Germany |
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Chemnitz University of Technology | Germany |
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ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI | Greece |
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Athens Information Technology (AIT) | Greece |
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Computer and Automation Research Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences(MTA SZTAKI) | Hungary |
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Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) | Hungary |
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University College Cork | Ireland |
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Dublin City University | Ireland |
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National University of Ireland, Galway | Ireland |
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University of Calabria | Italy |
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University of Pisa | Italy |
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University of Luxembourg | Luxembourg |
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University of Otago | New Zealand |
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Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center | Poland |
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Institute for Systems Engineering and Computers at Coimbra (INESC Coimbra) | Portugal |
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ECRO SRL | Romania |
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University of Transilvania | Romania |
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University of Cantabria | Spain |
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University of Illes Ballears | Spain |
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Barcelona Supercomputing Centre | Spain |
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Cartalonian Politechnic University | Spain |
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Jaume I University | Spain |
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University of Manchester | United Kingdom |
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Queen Mary University of London | United Kingdom |
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University of Westminster | United Kingdom |
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University of Hawaii | United States |
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Virginia Tech | United States |
This COST Action will propose realistic energy-efficient alternate solutions to share IT distributed resources. As large scale distributed systems gather and share more and more computing nodes and Storage resources, their energy consumption is exponentially increasing. While much effort is nowadays put into hardware specific solutions to lower energy consumptions, the need for a complementary approach is necessary at the distributed system level, i.e. middleware, network and applications. The Action will characterize the energy consumption and energy efficiencies of distributed applications.
GIT/DICOM leads actually Working Group 2: Characterization of energy consumption and energy efficiency. This Working Group will find appropriate definitions for energy efficiency and investigate the energy consumption and efficiency for system components (like routers, PCs, clusters, servers) to the whole distributed systems (taking into account the potential influence of one part to another).
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