UPLB ICS Peak One

Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) have been con- ventionally used in the acceleration of 2D, 3D graphics and video rendering. Because of its performance and capability, the GPU has evolved into a highly parallel programmable processor that specializes in memory bandwith utilization and intensive computation. For operations involving graphics, GPUs offer a lot of gigaflops of processing prowess. The programmability and competency of GPU in the field of general-purpose computing is exemplified through the imple- mentation of image processing techniques using Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA) which makes image processing be implemented with a high-speed performance

This project improved FlowViz, a flood simulation software. It applied the concepts of parallel computation to adapt for wider area simulations. Using Data Elevation Models or DEMs as data input this program computes for the possible catchment areas using the Triangular Multiple Direction (MD∞) water delineation method and outputs a 3D visual representation of the waterflow. It was designed to use parallel computation where the master node was assigned for the division of data into subgrids which can then be processed by separate nodes locally and then sent back to the master node for the visual representation of the data.

Squidler is a web-based application that combines the functions of a proxy log parser and a web page classifier using Squid as the proxy server. Log files are passed to Squidler and it outputs a web page that displays the information about the clients’ connections in the server. Web pages visited are classified based on its subject. This application aims to find a new way to better manage proxy servers. Based on the results over two classifications, it did not handle all of the given web pages correctly. It mostly handled the academic-based web pages correctly

The field of honeypots is fast evolving and re- searchers are trying to find more innovations for this technology due to its behavioral analysis capabilities of network intrusions which complements the traditional signature-based detection methods. This paper presents the effectiveness of Honeyd, a low-interaction honeypot, when used as a deceptive tool to lure attackers into thinking that they have found a vulnerable segment in the network and their actions are far from being monitored.

isual aids have played a huge role in disseminating information. Unfortunately, with the advent of technology visual aids took different forms. Presenting them in an organize manner became more difficult. Thus, the study developed a presentation organizer. The software is developed to easily display Microsoft (MS) Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Portable Document Files (PDF), images, audios, and videos during presentations. The software is best used with a laptop or computer with two video outputs