Project-MESCAL:Presentation

Team MESCAL

Members

Overall Objectives

Presentation
Objectives

Scientific Foundations

Large System Modeling and Analysis
Management of Large Architectures
Migration and resilience
Large scale data management

Application Domains

Introduction
On-demand Geographical Maps
Seismic simulations
The CIMENT project

Software

Tools for cluster management and software development
Traces and tools for simulation
HyperAtlas

New Results

Perfect Simulation
Tools for Performance Evaluation
Distributed Computing Platforms: Measurements and Models
Scheduling
Multi-User Systems
Programming Many-core Systems
Middleware and Experimental Testbeds
On-demand Geographical Maps
Discrete Structures

Contracts and Grants with Industry

CIFRE with BULL, 06-09
CIFRE with France Télécom R&D, 06-09
CIFRE with STMicroelectronics, 06-10
Sceptre with STMicroelectronics, (Divisions STS and HEG), INRIA Rhone-Alpes (MOAIS, Mescal, Arenaire, CompSys), TIMA/SLS, Verimag, CAPS-Entreprise and IRISA (CAPS) 06-10
Real-Time-At -Work
CILOE with BULL, Compagnie des Signaux, TIMA, CEA-LETI, LIG, Edxact, Infiniscale, Probayes, SCelectronique, 06-10

Other Grants and Activities

Regional initiatives
National initiatives
International Initiatives
High Performance Computing Center

Dissemination

Leadership within the scientific community
Teaching

Bibliography

Major publications
Publications of the year
References in notes

Inria / Raweb 2009
Presentation of the Project MESCAL

Section: Overall Objectives

Presentation

MESCAL is a project-team of INRIA jointly with UJF and INPG universities and CNRS, created in 2005 as an offspring of the former APACHE project-team, together with MOAIS.

MESCAL's research progress and objective were evaluated by INRIA in 2008. The MESCAL project-team received positive evaluations and useful feedback. As such, the project-team was extended for another 4 years by the INRIA evaluation commission.

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