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User-controllable parallel I/O for scientific applications
We propose user controllable I/O operations for scientific applications in parallel computing environments and explore the effects of them with some synthetic access patterns. The operations allow users to present numerous access patterns collectively with a minimum number of I/O requests. This enables systems to aggregate bandwidth of parallel disks, optimize disk head movements, and then increase I/O performance.