Grids and Cyberinfrastructure
Indiana University is enabling new types of research, pedagogy, creative activity, and community impact by building one of the world’s foremost research computing environments. This environment combines deep human expertise, robust systems and services, and advances in computer science and informatics to address the needs of researchers and their collaborators on the local, national, and international stage
At the heart of IU’s cyberinfrastructure are its robust and reliable systems and services provided by the Research Computing division of UITS. These are the tools that enable computing research experimentation and implementation, and which amplify the talents and visions of local and national researchers. IU’s cyberinfrastructure combines world-class supercomputing systems, storage systems, networking, and visualization systems with proven professional training, consultation, and support.
Provenance and Preservation in Cloud Computing: Karma
As data and workflow driven e-Science applications grow in scale in response to exploding resource availability through cloud and data center computing and storage, the amount of new data created similarly explodes. This talk introduces a general provenance collection tool for workflow driven science discovery systems that captures the provenance record of new data products and collections. The ongoing collaboration with Lilly Endowment, Inc. to bring provenance collection to the Lilly Life Sciences Grid (LSG) will also be discussed.
Provenance and Preservation in Cloud Computing: Karma
As data and workflow driven e-Science applications grow in scale in response to exploding resource availability through cloud and data center computing and storage, the amount of new data created similarly explodes. This talk introduces a general provenance collection tool for workflow driven science discovery systems that captures the provenance record of new data products and collections. The ongoing collaboration with Lilly Endowment, Inc. to bring provenance collection to the Lilly Life Sciences Grid (LSG) will also be discussed.
Building beyond LEAD: Impact, Education, and Future Plans
Linked Environments for Atmospheric Discovery (LEAD) is a highly successful NSF-funded largescale ITR project in cyberinfrastructure for adaptive, on-demand mesoscale meteorological research. This presentation discusses the impact LEAD has had on meteorology research and education, on the Teragrid through its role as a leading edge science gateway, on the advancement of cyberinfrastructure goals, and future technical and outreach plans as the project enters its final year.
Building beyond LEAD: Impact, Education, and Future Plans
Linked Environments for Atmospheric Discovery (LEAD) is a highly successful NSF-funded largescale ITR project in cyberinfrastructure for adaptive, on-demand mesoscale meteorological research. This presentation discusses the impact LEAD has had on meteorology research and education, on the Teragrid through its role as a leading edge science gateway, on the advancement of cyberinfrastructure goals, and future technical and outreach plans as the project enters its final year.
Indiana University Data Center
Indiana University Data Center
The Open Grid Computing Environments Portal and Services: Software for Science Gateways, part I
The Open Grid Computing Environment is an NSF funded and IU-led collaboration of universities that develops, packages, and delivers software to support user environments, such as the TeraGrid. This demonstration includes an overview of:
The Open Grid Computing Environments Portal and Services: Software for Science Gateways, part I
The Open Grid Computing Environment is an NSF funded and IU-led collaboration of universities that develops, packages, and delivers software to support user environments, such as the TeraGrid. This demonstration includes an overview of:
The Open Grid Computing Environments Portal and Services: Software for Science Gateways, part II
The Open Grid Computing Environment is an NSF funded and IU-led collaboration of universities that develops, packages, and delivers software to support user environments, such as the TeraGrid. This demonstration includes an overview of:
The Open Grid Computing Environments Portal and Services: Software for Science Gateways, part II
The Open Grid Computing Environment is an NSF funded and IU-led collaboration of universities that develops, packages, and delivers software to support user environments, such as the TeraGrid. This demonstration includes an overview of:
