Dissertation Information for Sujata BanerjeeNAME:
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SCHOOL: ADVISORS: COMMITTEE MEMBERS: MPACT Status: Incomplete - Inspected Title: Distributed database systems in high-speed networks
Abstract: "In this dissertation, two research areas--high speed computer networks and distributed database systems have been brought together. The concept of distributed database systems has been around for a decade now. In a distributed database system (DDBS), a database is partitioned into smaller databases and distributed over multiple sites in a computer network. Associated with a DDBS, are functions like query processing and concurrency control. Traditionally in DDBS research, the computer network has been considered a performance bottleneck and a lot of research effort has been directed towards the design of database operations that minimize the data transmission cost. With the development of high speed networks, the network transmission costs go down and new algorithms that efficiently utilize the huge bandwidth available are required. In this work, the various issues involved in the implementation of distributed database systems (DDBS) in a high speed environment are considered, and some new techniques are presented. |
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Students under Sujata Banerjee
ADVISEES:
- Peerapon Siripongwutikorn - University of Pittsburgh (2003)
COMMITTEESHIPS:
- Andrew Paul Snow - University of Pittsburgh (1997)
- Darin Stewart - University of Pittsburgh (2000)
- Chatree Sangpachatanaruk - University of Pittsburgh (2006)