Handbook of Research on P2P and Grid Systems for Service-Oriented Computing: Models, Methodologies and Applications: Models, Methodologies and Applications

Antonopoulos, Nick, Exarchakos, Georgios, Li, Maozhen, Liotta, Antonio

IGI Global, Jan 31, 2010 - Computers - 1342 pages

Effectively, the two fields of peer-to-peer computing and grid computing collectively form the de facto basis for the methodologies and techniques that need to be used to develop performance-driven service-oriented software platforms capable of satisfying key aspects of quality of service.

The Handbook of Research on P2P and Grid Systems for Service-Oriented Computing: Models, Methodologies, and Applications addresses the need for peer-to-peer computing and grid paradigms in delivering efficient service-oriented computing. This critical mass of the most sought after research serves as a collection of chapters facilitating a broad understanding of the subject matter useful to researchers and doctoral students working specifically in the deployment, implementation, and study of related topics including distributed computing, software engineering, Web services, and modeling of business processes.

Contents

• A Survey of PeertoPeerArchitectures for ServiceOriented Computing: 1
• Taxonomy of Grid Systems: 20
• PeertoPeer Search Techniquesfor ServiceOriented Computing: 44
• A Survey of Efficient ResourceDiscovery Techniques on DHTs: 64
• Semantic Technologiesfor Distributed SearchP2P Networks: 88
• An Integrated Application Architecturefor Scientific Collaborations: 123
• ServiceOriented Architecturesfor Pervasive Computing: 147
• Overview of Service OrientedArchitecture for ResourceManagement in P2P Systems: 175
• Services Policies and Peers: 197
• P2P Network Management: 226
• Business GridsInfrastructuring theFuture of ICT: 245
• PeertoPeer Service Discoveryfor Grid Computing: 285
• Survey on Grid Computing onMobile Consumer Devices: 313
• P2P in Scalable CrossLayer Control Planes of NextGeneration Networks: 338
• Distributed Indexing Networksfor Efficient LargeScaleGroup Communication: 360
• Adaptive Query Processingin Data Grids: 382
• Distributed and AdaptiveService DiscoveryUsing Preference: 396
• Issues and Design Strategies: 425
• Exploiting P2P and GridComputing Technologiesfor Resource Sharing toSupport High PerformanceDistributed System: 450
• Resource CoAllocation in GridComputing Environments: 476
• SelfAdjustment for ServiceProvisioning in Grids: 495
• Improving EnergyEfficiency of ComputationalGrids via Scheduling: 519
• Dynamic Overlay Networks forRobust and Scalable Routing: 543
• A Fault Tolerant DecentralizedScheduling in Large ScaleDistributed Systems: 566
• Data Replication in P2P Systems: 589
• Maintaining Redundancy inPeertoPeer Storage Systems: 616
• Making Scientific Applicationson the Grid Reliable ThroughFlexibility Approaches Borrowedfrom Service Compositions: 635
• A General Framework forthe Modeling and Simulationof Grid and P2P Systems: 657
• Grid Service Level AgreementsUsing Financial RiskAnalysis Techniques: 686
• Virtual Hierarchical Tree GridOrganizations VIRGO: 711
• Electronic Business ContractsBetween Services: 732
• Trust and Fairness Managementin P2P and Grid Systems: 748
• Trust Calculation andManagement in P2Pand Grid Systems: 774
• Taking Trust Managementto the Next Level: 796
• Designing Grid SecurityInfrastructures Using IdentityBased Cryptography: 817
• Enforcing Fairness inAsynchronous CollaborativeEnvironments: 838
• Service Providers IndexingUsing P2P Systems: 852
• SIP Protocol for SupportingGrid Computing: 890
• AgentBased Infrastructurefor Dynamic Compositionof Grid Services: 911
• Exploiting P2P Solutionsin TelecommunicationService Delivery Platforms: 937
• P2P Cooperation of PersonalNetworks Access Control andManagement Framework: 956
• OverlayBased Middlewarefor the Pervasive Grid: 981
• Challenges and Proposed Solutions: 1003
• Providing VoD Servicesin Community NetworksUsing P2P Technology: 1032
• ServiceOriented SymbolicComputations: 1053
• Applications of WirelessSensor Networks: 1076
• Compilation of References: 1091
• About the Contributors: 1
• Index: 29

About the author

Nick Antonopoulos is currently the Head of School of Computing and Assistant Dean (Research) of the Faculty of Business, Computing & law at the University of Derby, UK. Prior to joining Derby he was a Senior Lecturer (US Associate Professor) at the Department of Computing, University of Surrey, UK. He holds a BSc in Physics (1st class) from the University of Athens in1993, an MSc in Information Technology from Aston University in 1994 and a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Surrey in 2000. Before joining the academia he has worked as a networks consultant and was the co-founder and director of a company developing Web-based management information systems. He has over 10 years of academic experience during which he has designed and has been managing advanced Masters programmes in computer science at the University of Surrey. He has published about 70 articles in fully refereed journals and international conferences. He has received a number of best paper awards in conferences and graduated 6 PhD students. He was the organiser and chair of the 1st International Workshop on Computational P2P networks and the 1st International Workshop on Service-Oriented P2P Networks (as part of IEEE Symposium in Cluster Computing and the Grid, CCGrid 2009). He is currently the organiser and chair of the 1st International Conference on Advances in P2P Systems to take place in Malta, October 2009, sponsored by IEEE. He is on the editorial board of the Springer journal of Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications and on the advisory editorial board of the IGI Global Handbook of Research on Telecommunications Planning and Management for Business. He is a Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy and a full member of the British Computer Society. His research interests include emerging technologies such as large scale distributed systems and peer-to-peer networks, software agent architectures and security.

George Exarchakos is a Researcher in P2P Computing having completed his PhD in the Department of Computing at the University of Surrey, in 2009. He successfully completed the BSc in Informatics and Telecommunications of the University of Athens in 2004. The same year joined the MSc in Advanced Computing at Imperial College London to complete it in 2005. He collaborated with Network Operation Centre of the University of Athens from 2003 till 2004. His achievements include one best paper award in the International Network Conference 2006 and a best presentation award in the IEEE DEST 2008: International Conference on Digital Ecosystems and Technologies. Since the start of his PhD in 2005 he has contributed to peer-review journals and international conferences with 10 articles. He is involved in the organisation of a number of conferences such as the ComP2P 2008 (First International Workshop on Computational P2P Networks: Theory and Practice), IEEE CCGrid 2009 International Workshop on Service-Oriented P2P Networks and as chair of the program committee of the International Conference on Advances in P2P systems. His teaching experience the last three years includes tutorials, coursework marking and lab support on Software Agents, P2P networks, Artificial Intelligence and Object Oriented Programming modules. His research interests cover the areas of decentralized resource sharing technologies like peer-to-peer networks, cloud computing, cluster computing, software agent platforms and network dynamics modelling.

Maozhen Li is a Lecturer in the School of Engineering and Design at Brunel University, United Kingdom. He received the PhD from Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1997. He joined Brunel University as a full-time lecturer in 2002. His research interests are in the areas of grid computing, intelligent systems, P2P computing, semantic web, information retrieval, content based image retrieval. He has over 60 scientific publications in these areas. He authored ?The Grid: Core Technologies?, a well-recognized textbook on grid computing which was published by Wiley in 2005. He has served as an IPC member for over 30 IEEE conferences. He is on editorial boards of the International Journal of Grid and High Performance Computing, the International Journal of Distributed Systems and Technologies, and the International Journal on Advances in Internet Technology.

Antonio Liotta holds the Chair of Communication Network Protocols at the Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands. He was previously appointed as a Reader at the University of Essex, were he led the Pervasive Services Team, known for its pioneering work on ubiquitous computing, advanced service management, and systems engineering. Antonio is a Fellow of the U.K. Higher Education Academy and serves a number of senior advisory boards including: the Peer Review College of EPSRC (the U.K. Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council); the scientific advisory panel of the IWT (the Belgian Research Council); the Board of Editors of the Journal of Network and System Management (Springer); and the advisory board of editors of the International Journal of Network Management (Wiley). He is an active member of the networking and network and service management research communities. He has co-organized and co-chaired several international conferences; has served the Technical Programme Committee of over 90 conferences; and has also contributed as keynote and tutorial speaker. Antonio has over 100 publications to his credit, in the areas of telecommunication services, distributed computing, and autonomic networks and systems. Recent articles have contributed to topical themes including: operator-mediated peer-to-peer systems; P2P streaming; quality of experience management; application-aware networks; context-aware adaptive services; and self-configurable networks. [Editor]

Bibliographic information

• Title: Handbook of Research on P2P and Grid Systems for Service-Oriented Computing: Models, Methodologies and Applications: Models, Methodologies and Applications; IGI Global research collection
• Editors: Antonopoulos, Nick, Exarchakos, Georgios, Li, Maozhen, Liotta, Antonio
• Edition: illustrated
• Publisher: IGI Global, 2010
• ISBN: 1615206876, 9781615206872
• Length: 1342 pages
• Subjects: Computers / Computer Engineering; Computers / General; Computers / Social Aspects