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Funding Overview for Projected IT and Research Staffing and Infrastructure Needs

This budget outlines the operational and capital funding required for essential staffing and infrastructure projects across several institutions, including UCHC and Wisconsin. With a lean staffing model of 2 FTEs at UCHC focused on sysadmin and development roles, we aim to efficiently support TRD initiatives in training and dissemination. Additionally, the budget supports off-site hardware maintenance, cross-infrastructure software projects, and data model construction for archiving new information. We strive to enhance availability and security through dedicated networking and storage solutions.

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Funding Overview for Projected IT and Research Staffing and Infrastructure Needs

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  1. Budget: Operatingvery lean staffing • UCHC • 2 FTEs • Sysadmin (operations; web site; TRD 1; training & dissemination) • Developer (TRD 2) • Schuyler – 80% (TRD 1, TRD 2, training & dissemination; DBP support) • Others 20% or less • Hoch (20%), Gryk (20%), Maciejewski (15%), Gorbatyk (10%), Moraru (5%) • Wisconsin • 2 FTEs • Research associate (TRD 2; support of DBPs) • Programmer (TRD 2; sysadmin) • Others 20% or less • Maziuk (10%), Ulrich (5%), Livny (5%), Markley (2%, no cost)

  2. Budget: Operating (cont.) • Cincinnati • 1 FTE • PD research associate (TRD 3) • Eghbalnia (50%) (TRD 3; training and dissemination)

  3. Budget: Capitalphased roll-out based on projected need • Networking • Leverage existing high-bandwidth interconnects, but “last mile” infrastruture dedicate to project servers needed • Storage architecture • AmpliStor, Isilon mirroring between Farmington and Madison for high availability, security • Compute servers • VMs and SaaS • Cloud services generally don’t support VMs because of security issues

  4. BMRB funding • Requested funds will support projects that do not overlap with existing BMRB activties: • Maintenance of off-site mirrored NMRbox hardware and software systems (TRD 1) • Software projects specific to the integration of BMRB services with the CONNJUR WB infrastructure (TRD 2), including data deposition and retrieval systems • Construction of data models for the archiving of new kinds of information (TRD 2 and 3) • Collaborations with DBP and collaborative partners • Current BMRB NLM and proposed NIGMS support funds: • Maintenance of current data acquisition, validation, annotation and distribution systems • Archive data maintenance and remediation • Development of new methods for acquiring data not currently in the archive from publications • Design and construction of improve data archival and distribution infrastructure • wwPDB responsibilities including data deposition and processing support

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