Novel Information Architectures
Abstract
(U) Both the size of the data to be transferred and the growing size of databases require novel architectural approaches to provide the adaptability and usability. Current databases, file systems and network protocols will not keep pace. Additionally, the level of automation required will necessarily impact the expectation of man/machine interaction and their performance. Research areas to be explored may include reconfigurable, scalable, and dynamic systems; re-indexing, association, and ontological representation for distributed and streaming data; many core file and operating systems, management and scheduling, and optimized algorithms; operationally relevant metrics and figures of merit for architecture performance, security, and vulnerability. Program Outputs and Efficiencies – (U) Improved knowledge regarding system and network component performance which can be leveraged across Defense S&T and development communities.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Accomplishment
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2011
- Source ID
- ad7beb71d340d081ef6016eb00d0b1a2