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Assessing GridSim for modeling the global distribution of next-generation astronomy data
The transfer of big data between geographic locations incurs various costs that are better managed when computing resources are used efficiently. Measuring the energy used by a computing facility is a mechanism for managing computational efficiency because the energy provided to the facility can be...
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Department of Computer Science
2026
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