Martin Stufi, Ph.D.
Martin Stufi, Ph.D.


Research Statement and Ph.D. Thesis Proposal

Ph.D. Thesis Proposal
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An Architecture Prop for High-Perf and GDPC on BDC Martin Stufi 0.2.7 FINAL.pdf

Ph.D. Thesis Name
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PhD Thesis Proposal Summary
Based on the provided text, here is a summary of the proposed doctoral dissertation:
Title: Proposal of a Generalized Model of Platform Architecture for High-Volume Data Processing
Objective:
This research aims to propose a generalized model of platform architecture that can efficiently process large amounts of data, including data acquisition, storage, and presentation.
Research Questions:
– How can we design a cluster architecture that meets the requirements of high-volume data processing?
– What is the optimal number of nodes in the cluster for efficient data processing?
– How can we evaluate the performance of the proposed platform architecture?
Methodology:
The research will employ various methods, including characterization, hypothesis testing, experimental methods, evaluation, and confirmation of conclusions.
Expected Outcomes:
– A generalized model of platform architecture that meets the requirements of high-volume data processing
– An optimal number of nodes in the cluster for efficient data processing
– A comparison of the performance of the proposed platform architecture with different amounts of data (1TB, 3TB)
Bibliography:
The research will draw from existing literature on big data analytics and processing platforms, healthcare information systems, and software development.
Expected Results:
The expected results of this research will include:
A methodology for creating a cluster architecture that meets the requirements of high-volume data processing
An optimal number of nodes in the cluster for efficient data processing
A comparison of the performance of the proposed platform architecture with different amounts of data
The proposed doctoral dissertation aims to propose a generalized model of platform architecture that can efficiently process large amounts of data, including data acquisition, storage, and presentation.
