Abstract
Proper data placement schemes based on erasure correcting code are one of the most important components for a highly available data storage system. A new class of Maximum Distance Separable (MDS) array codes is presented for correcting triple storage failures, which is an extension of the double-erasure-correcting EVENODD code and is called the HDD-EOD code. The encoding and decoding procedures are described by geometrical line graph, which are easily implemented by soft hardware. Our analysis shows that the HDD-EOD code provides better decoding performance and higher reliability compared to other popular codes. Thus the HDD-EOD code is practically very meaningful for storage systems.
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