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Brainiattic: Remember more with your own Metaverse enhanced brain attic
I recently described the idea of “activity context” and suggested that providing this new type of information about data (meta-data) to applications would permit improve important tasks such as finding. My examining committee challenged me to think about what I would do if my proposed service – Indaleko – already existed today. This is the […]
Using Focus, Relationship, Breadcrumbs, and Trails for Success in Finding
2022-01-12 / 2 Comments on Using Focus, Relationship, Breadcrumbs, and Trails for Success in Finding
As I mentioned in my last post, I am considering how to add activity context as a system service that can be useful in improving findings. Last month (December 2021) my examination committee asked me to consider a useful question: “If this service already existed what would you build using it?” The challenge in answering […]
Better Finding: Combine Semantic and Associative Context with Indaleko
Last month I presented my thesis proposal to my PhD committee. My proposal doesn’t mean that I am done, rather it means that I have more clearly identified what I intend to make the focus of my final research. It has certainly taken longer to get to this point than I had anticipated. Part of […]
Laundry Baskets: The New File System Namespace Model
While I’ve been quiet about what I’ve been doing research-wise, I have been making forward progress. Only recently have ideas been converging towards a concrete thesis and the corresponding research questions that I need to explore as part of verifying my thesis. I received an interesting article today showing that my research is far more […]
Storage Systems and I/O: Organizing, Storing, and Accessing Data for Scientific Discovery
Storage Systems and I/O: Organizing, Storing, and Accessing Data for Scientific Discovery, Robert Ross, Lee Ward, Philip Carns, Gary Grider, Scott Klasky, Quincey Koziol, Glenn K. Lockwood, Kahthryn Mohror, Bradley Settlemyer, and Matthew Wolf, United States: N. p., 2019. Web. doi:10.2172/1491994. Google brought this to my attention recently because I’ve set triggers for people citing […]
What is a File System?
2019-06-06 / 2 Comments on What is a File System?
I don’t know if I’ve discussed this previously, but if so, feel free to skip it. I had a meeting with one of my supervisors this morning and he observed that something I pointed out “would make a great HotOS paper…” I’m pretty much off the hook on that one, since there won’t be another […]
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