WiPs: Thursday, April 1, 4:30 pm–6:00 p.m.
        Poster Session: Thursday, April 1, 6:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.

Slides from some of the WiP presentations are available in PDF format. Click on the titles of the presentations to view them.

WiP/Poster	Title	Authors
Both	Self-* Storage Systems	Andrew J. Klosterman et al., CMU
Both	Predicting and Exploiting File and Directory Properties	Daniel Ellard et al., Harvard
Both	The Adam Smith Storage System	Douglas Santry and I. Pratt, Cambridge
Both	MRAMFS: A file system for non-volatile RAM using inode compression	Nate Edel et al., UCSC
Both	Avfs: An On-Access Anti-Virus File System	Charles Wright et al., SUNY-SB
WiP	Designing a Federally Compliant File System	Zachary Peterson and R. C. Burns, John-Hopkins
Both	Modeling stateful network file system protocols using Hidden Markov Models	RJ Honicky, Berkeley
Both	A new methodology for characterizing file system performance using a hybrid of analytic models and a synthetic benchmark	Richard McDougall, Sun
Both	An NFS Trace Player for File System Evaluation	Ningning Zhu et al., SUNY-SB
Both	Reliable Parallel File Transfer	Lu Zhao and L. Dunning, Bowling Green State
Both	Can Replicas Converge across Partitioned Networks?	Brent Byunghoon Kang, Berkeley
Both	Collaborative buffer caches in data centers	Zhifeng Chen et al., UIUC
Both	Deep Store	Lawrence You et al., UCSC
Poster	UFLFS: A Log-Structured File System Supporting Snapshots	P. Padala et al., Florida
Poster	A low cost clustered archive for NASA's Data Processing System	Curt Tilmes, NASA
Poster	A Stackable Smorgasbord	Charles Wright et al., SUNY-SB
Poster	The logistical backbone: A globally scalable network storage infrastructure for managing data in transit	Jean-Patrick Gelas, Tennessee
Poster	Using a Distributed Searchable Web-Cache for semi-disconnected browsing in developing countries	RJ Honicky, Berkeley
Poster	Architectural Support for Preemptive RAID Schedulers	Zoran Dimitrijevic, UCSB
Poster	Adaptive Disk Spin-Down Algorithms in Practice	Timothy Bisson, UCSC