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ComputingAt this time, ARSC's largest high-performance computer system is "pingo", a 31.8 teraflop Cray XT5 system. ARSC also operates "midnight," a 12 teraflop Sun Linux cluster. Other resources include a StorageTek SL8500 robotic tape library capable of storing over three petabytes of data and an extensive suite of software packages and tools to support our user community. Department of Defense Resources VisualizationARSC provides Apple Macintosh computers in the ARSC Classroom, located in the West Ridge Research Building. These systems run a variety of high-end visualization software for training and educational purposes. ARSC maintains an access lab for use by faculty, affiliated researchers and students as well as a training lab. These labs are located on the UAF campus in the Duckering and West Ridge Research Building, respectively. The labs are equipped with Sun Linux workstations.
PeopleARSC consultants and specialists provide direct assistance to ARSC users. Consultants give training and support to any users by phone, email, and on-site, as needed, while specialists provide expertise in specialized areas, such as massively parallel programming and code migration and optimization. ARSC's relationship with the University of Alaska facilitates collaborative research opportunities for academic and government scientists. Areas of research include ice, ocean and atmospheric coupled modeling; regional climate modeling; global climate change; permafrost, hydrology and arctic engineering; magnetospheric, ionospheric and upper atmospheric physics; volcanology and geology; petroleum and mineral engineering; and arctic biology. ARSC actively participates in a joint-faculty program supporting University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) researchers in several departments across campus. |
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