@TechReport{bagrodia:sio-character,
  author = {Rajive Bagrodia and Andrew Chien and Yarsun Hsu and Daniel Reed},
  title = {Input/Output: Instrumentation, Characterization, Modeling and
  Management Policy},
  year = {1994},
  number = {CCSF-41},
  institution = {Scalable I/O Initiative},
  address = {Caltech Concurrent Supercomputing Facilities, Caltech},
  URL = {http://www.cacr.caltech.edu/SIO/pubs/SIO_perf.ps},
  keywords = {parallel I/O, pario-bib, prefetching, caching, multiprocessor
  file system, file access pattern},
  comment = {Basically there are two parts to this paper. First, they will
  instrument applications, Intel PFS, and IBM Vesta, to trace I/O-related
  activity. Then they'll use Pablo to analyze and characterize. They plan to
  trace some events in detail, and the rest with histogram counters. Second,
  they plan to develop caching and prefetching policies and to analyze those
  with simulation, analysis, and implementation. They note that IBM and Intel
  are developing parallel I/O architecture simulators. See also
  poole:sio-survey, choudhary:sio-language, bershad:sio-os.}
}