Wykaz publikacji wybranego autora

Kamil Figiela, mgr inż.

pracownik inżynieryjno-techniczny

Wydział Informatyki, Elektroniki i Telekomunikacji
WIEiT-ki, *Katedra Informatyki


Identyfikatory Autora

ORCID: 0000-0003-2539-1581 połącz konto z ORCID

ResearcherID: D-8066-2015

Scopus: 55580872500





Liczba pozycji spełniających powyższe kryteria selekcji: 22, z ogólnej liczby 22 publikacji Autora


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  • A lightweight approach for deployment of scientific workflows in cloud infrastructures
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  • A lightweight approach for deployment of scientific workflows in cloud infrastructures
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  • Adaptive multi-level workflow scheduling with uncertain task estimates
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  • Adaptive multi-level workflow scheduling with uncertain task estimates
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  • Benchmarking heterogeneous cloud functions
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  • Bridging the gap between HPC and Cloud using HyperFlow and PaaSage
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  • Cost optimization of execution of multi-level deadline-constrained scientific workflows on clouds
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  • Leveraging workflows and clouds for a multi-frontal solver for finite element meshes
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  • Modeling, optimization and performance evaluation of scientific workflows in clouds
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  • Molecular dynamics with HyperFlow and scalarm on the PaaSage platform
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  • Performance considerations on execution of large scale workflow applications on cloud functions
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  • Performance evaluation of heterogeneous cloud functions
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  • Performance evaluation of parallel cloud functions
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  • Porting HPC applications to the cloud: a multi-frontal solver case study
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  • Rapid development and deployment of scientific workflows with HyperFlow
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  • Scheduling multilevel deadline-constrained scientific workflows on clouds based on cost optimization
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  • Scientific workflow support in the PL-Grid infrastructure with HyperFlow
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  • Scientific workflow support in the PLGrid infrastructure with HyperFlow
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  • Support for scientific workflows in a model-based cloud platform
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  • Towards deployment and autoscaling of scientific workflows with HyperFlow and PaaSage
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  • Towards efficient visual programming for science