'Capability computing' presentation slideshows

Capability Computing Challenges and Payoffs

Capability Computing Challenges and Payoffs. Ralph Roskies Scientific Director, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Professor of Physics, University of Pittsburgh December 10, 2003. Simulation is becoming an increasingly indispensable tool in all areas of science.

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National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) NERSC User Group October 4, 2005

National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) NERSC User Group October 4, 2005 Horst Simon and William Kramer NERSC/LBNL. Science-Driven Computing. NERSC is enabling new science. NERSC Must Address Three Trends.

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Computational Steering on Grids

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Computational Steering on Grids

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e- Infrastructure opportunities list

e- Infrastructure opportunities list. The Hague, March 18. 2005 Michiel Leenaars Netherlands National Computing Facilities foundation. e-Infrastructure opportunities list. Three main categories: I. Grid infrastructure II. Advanced Network infrastructure III. Supercomputer infrastructure.

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HPCx: Multi-Teraflops in the UK

HPCx: Multi-Teraflops in the UK. A World-Class Service for World-Class Research Dr Arthur Trew Director. HPCx rationale. UK academic research is increasingly dependent upon high-end compute facilities recent technological and Grid advances highlighted the need to upgrade UK resources

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High Performance Computing at EPCC Alan D Simpson Technical Director

High Performance Computing at EPCC Alan D Simpson Technical Director Telephone: +44 131 650 5120 Fax: +44 131 650 6555 Email: a.simpson@epcc.ed.ac.uk http://www.epcc.ed.ac.uk/. Overview. Background HPC Facilities at EPCC HPCx

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Capacity and Capability Computing using Legion

Capacity and Capability Computing using Legion. Anand Natrajan ( anand@virginia.edu ) The Legion Project, University of Virginia ( http://legion.virginia.edu ). Capacity and Capability Computing. Capacity Computing: Conduct larger computational experiments by expending more resources

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