D.M. Dias

Universidade do Estado de Mato Grosso — Brazil

Computer Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Distributed systems and fault tolerance(46), Advanced Data Storage Technologies(42), Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems(22), Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques(20), Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis(10)

Publications90 total

Human Pressure on the Pantanal: A Four‐decade Analysis of Land Cover Changes, Ecological Degradation, and Future Prospects
2025
Blockchain para gerenciamento de prontuários eletrônicos
Scopus·2020· 3 citedOpen Access
Blockchain: An enabler for healthcare and life sciences transformation
IBM Journal of Research and Development·2019· 23 cited
Health Cloud: An Enabler for Healthcare Transformation
2016· 9 cited
Industry Cloud: A Driver for Enterprise Transformation
2015· 5 cited
Software defined environments: An introduction
IBM Journal of Research and Development·2014· 64 cited
Analysis of design alternatives for reverse proxy cache providers
2004· 3 cited
Commercial Applications of Grid Computing
2004· 6 cited
Service-level agreements and commercial grids
IEEE Internet Computing·2003· 90 cited
Performance comparison of concurrency control protocols for transaction processing systems with regional locality
2003· 1 cited
Load sharing in hybrid distributed-centralized database systems
2003· 5 cited
A hybrid data sharing-data partitioning architecture for transaction processing
2003· 8 cited
An intelligent page store for concurrent transaction and query processing
2003· 4 cited
Service-Level and Commercial Grids
2003
A simple analysis of the LRU buffer policy and its relationship to buffer warm-up transient
2002· 27 cited
A scalable and highly available web server
2002· 208 cited
Design and performance tradeoffs in clustered video servers
2002· 71 cited
High availability in clustered multimedia servers
2002· 34 cited
Comparative performance of parallel join algorithms
2002· 10 cited
An effective algorithm for parallelizing hash joins in the presence of data skew
2002· 71 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Philip S. Yu(28), Balakrishna R. Iyer(8), Douglas W. Cornell(6), Joel L. Wolf(6), Renu Tewari(5), Rajat Mukherjee(4), A. Dan(4), Asit Dan(4), Bruno Ciciani(3), Michele Colajanni(2), Jamshed H. Mirza(2), J.T. Robinson(2), Harrick M. Vin(2), Victor F. Nicola(2), Eric Levy-Abegnoli(2), Arun Iyengar(2), Junehwa Song(2), Javier S. Turek(2), Anupam Bhide(2), Alexander Thomasian(2)