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Russell, Daniel M., Dieberger, A., Bhagwan, V. and Gruhl, D. (2005): Large Visualizations for System Monitoring of Complex, Heterogeneous Systems. In: Proceedings of IFIP INTERACT05: Human-Computer Interaction 2005. pp. 938-941. Available online

“As systems grow larger in size and complexity, it becomes increasingly difficult for administrators to maintain some shared sense of awareness of what's going on in the system. We implemented a large public display with appropriately designed visualizations that allow for rapid assessment and peripheral awareness of system health. By placing the visualizations on a large display in a shared, commonly used team location, system administrators can monitor behavior as they walk past. Such a display helps administrators identify emerging problems early on and be a focal point for discussions of the system. It allows them not only to share information with colleagues on an "as-noticed" basis, but also highlights interconnected problems that would not be otherwise evident. We found that this approach significantly reduces the workload of individual system administrators, changing the nature of their work by radically simplifying a complex task through social sharing of peripherally noticed state.”

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Bayardo, R. J., Gruhl, D., Josifovski, V. and Myllymaki, J. (2004): An evaluation of binary XML encoding optimizations for fast stream based XML processing. In: Proceedings of the 2004 International Conference on the World Wide Web 2004. pp. 345-354. Available online

“This paper provides an objective evaluation of the performance impacts of binary XML encodings, using a fast stream-based XQuery processor as our representative application. Instead of proposing one binary format and comparing it against standard XML parsers, we investigate the individual effects of several binary encoding techniques that are shared by many proposals. Our goal is to provide a deeper understanding of the performance impacts of binary XML encodings in order to clarify the ongoing and often contentious debate over their merits, particularly in the domain of high performance XML stream processing.”

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