"What are the most important
problems in your field? Are you working on one of them? Why
not?" - Richard Hamming
After completing PhD, I joined Eucalyptus systems, the leading company in private Cloud
CV
and Research Statement
Contacts
Phone: 434-825-4939
Email : smpark.uva@gmail.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/sangminpark
Research Group (2004-2010)
UVa eScience Group (Advisor: Prof. Marty Humphrey)
- Cloud Computing (Virtualized
Datacenter)
- Predictable High Performance Computing
- Data-parallel programming such as MapReduce and DryadLINQ
- eScience Workflow Systems
- Scheduling Distributed Computation/Communication
- Authorization and Policy Issues
- Control Theory Applications in Computing System
- Service Oriented Architecture (WS-* / REST)
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Sang-Min
Park. PhD.
Dissertation: Feedback-Controlled, Virtualized
Resource Sharing for Predictable E-Science, University of Virginia, May
2010.
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Sang-Min
Park and Marty Humphrey. Predictable
Time-Sharing for DryadLINQ Cluster. To appear in the Proceedings of IEEE
International Conference on Autonomic Computing and Communications(ICAC), June
7-11, 2010, Washington DC, USA. (acceptance rate: 26.4%)
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Sang-Min Park
and Marty Humphrey. Predictable
High Performance Computing using Feedback Control and Admission Control.
IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems(TPDS), 22(3):396-411, Mar 2011
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Sang-Min Park
and Marty Humphrey. Self-Tuning
Virtual Machines for Predictable eScience. Proceedings of IEEE/ACM
International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid (CCGRID'09), May
18-21, 2009, Shanghai, China. slides
(acceptance rate: 21.0%)
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Sang-Min Park
and Marty Humphrey. Feedback-Controlled
Resource Sharing for Predictable eScience.
IEEE/ACM International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking,
Storage and Analysis (SC08), Nov 15-21, 2008, Austin, Texas. slides (Best student paper
finalist) (acceptance rate: 21.3%)
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Sang-Min Park
and Marty Humphrey. Data Throttling for
Data-Intensive Workflows. 22nd IEEE International Parallel and
Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS 2008). April 14-18, 2008. Miami, FL,
USA. (acceptance rate: 25.6%)
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M. Humphrey, S.-M. Park, J.
Feng, N. Beekwilder, G. Wasson, J. Hogg, B. LaMacchia,
and B. Dillaway. Fine-Grained
Access Control for GridFTP using SecPAL.
8th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Grid Computing (Grid 2007), Austin,
TX, Sept 19-21, 2007.
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Sang-Min Park,
Glenn Wasson, and Marty Humphrey. Authorizing
Remote Job Execution based on Job Properties. 2nd IEEE International
Conference on e-Science and Grid Computing (e-Science 2006). Dec 4-6, 2006,
Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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M. Humphrey, G. Wasson, Y. Kiryakov, S-M. Park, D. Del Vecchio,
N. Beekwilder, and J. Gray. Alternative
Software Stacks for OGSA-based Grids. Proceedings
of Supercomputing 2005, Seattle, WA, Nov 12-18, 2005.
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J.V.S. Watson, Sang-Min Park,
and M. Humphrey. Toward GT3
and OGSI.NET Interoperability: GRAM Support on OGSI.NET. 2005 International
Conference on Computational Science (ICCS 2005). May 22-25, 2005. Emory
University, Atlanta, GA, USA.
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Sang-Min Park,
Jai-Hoon Kim, Young-Bae Ko, and Won-Sik Yoon. Dynamic Data Grid
Replication Strategy based on Internet Hierarchy. Second International
Workshop on Grid and Cooperative Computing(GCC'2003)
in Shanghai, China, Dec 2003.
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Sang-Min Park,
Young-Bae Ko, and Jai-Hoon Kim. Disconnected
Operation Service in Mobile Grid Computing. First International Conference
on Service Oriented Computing(ICSOC'2003) in Trento,
Italy, Dec 2003. (acceptance rate:20.9%)
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Sang-Min Park and
Jai-Hoon Kim. Chameleon: A
Resource Scheduler in a Data Grid Environment. 2003 IEEE/ACM
International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid(CCGRID'2003),
Tokyo, Japan, May 2003. (acceptance rate: 34.2%)
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Sang-Min Park
and Jai-Hoon Kim. A Communication Cost Model for
Dynamic Selection of Data Replicas in Grid Environment. Korea Information and
Communication Socienty Summer Workshop, 2002.07.
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Sang-Min
Park. Master Thesis: Research on Job
Scheduling and Data Replication Mechanism in Grid Computing Environments - Ajou University, South Korea, 2004.
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CCGrid'03:
Chameleon: A Resource Scheduler in a Data Grid Environment, May, 2003, Tokyo,
Japan [ppt]
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ICSOC'03:
Disconnected Operation Service in Mobile Grid Computing, Dec, 2003, Trento,
Italy [ppt]
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GCC'03:
Dynamic Data Grid Replication Strategy based on Internet Hierarchy, Dec, 2003,
Shanghai, China [ppt]
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ESCIENCE'06:
Authorizing Remote Job Execution Based on Job Properties, Dec, 2006, Amsterdam,
Netherlands [ppt]
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IPDPS'08: Data Throttling for Data Intensive Workflows,
April 2008, Miami, FL USA [pdf]
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SC'08 Paper:
Feedback-Controlled Resource Sharing for Predictable eScience, Austin, Texas,
Nov 2008 [pdf]
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SC'08 Doctoral Showcase:
Feedback-Controlled, Virtualized Resource Sharing for Predictable eScience,
Austin, Texas, Nov 2008 [pdf]
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CCGRID 2009:
Self-tuning Virtual Machines for Predictable eScience, Shanghai, China, May
2009 [pdf]
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ICAC 2010: Predictable Time-Sharing
for DryadLINQ Cluster, Washington DC, June 2010 [pdf]
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You and Your
Research by Richard
Hamming
This article is a
transcript from Dr Hamming’s 1986 talk at Bell
Communication Lab. It contains very inspiring
collection of wisdoms that every scientist/engineers would gain significant
insights. I made summary of it here:
a.
Work on important
problem - "Do first class work"
b.
Emotionally commit to the
problem - "Love YOUR problem"
c.
Turn your work into
useful one to others
d. Change your viewpoints; defect will become asset
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Last
Lecture by Randy Pausch
"Brick walls are there for a reason. They let us prove
how badly we want things."
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The Computer Scientists
as Toolsmith by Fred Brooks
“The computer scientist is a toolsmith:
no more, but no less. It is an honorable calling."
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On Ph.D.
Thesis Proposals by H. C. Lauer
This report describes the useful guidance in preparing a Ph.D. thesis proposal
in Computer Science.
The process might be well applied to other science/engineering disciplines as
well.
Light and Salt Church (샬롯츠빌 빛과소금교회): I am serving
as a deacon, worship leader, and bible school teacher
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May 2010