CISL News 2005 |
Dec 30, 2005
CISL staff recognized for outstanding performance
Education and outreach, NCAR Command Language cited as significant achievements
CISL staff recognized for outstanding performance
Education and outreach, NCAR Command Language cited as significant achievements
Dec 15, 2005
IMAGe workshops examine new mathematical approaches to atmosphere and climate modeling
High interest in Theme-of-the-Year program leads to addition of fourth workshop
IMAGe workshops examine new mathematical approaches to atmosphere and climate modeling
High interest in Theme-of-the-Year program leads to addition of fourth workshop
Nov 23, 2005
CISL presentations from SC05 conference available online
CISL staff participate in SC05 technical program, assist with StorCloud initiative, track evolving technologies
CISL presentations from SC05 conference available online
CISL staff participate in SC05 technical program, assist with StorCloud initiative, track evolving technologies
IMAGe workshop looks at new mathematical strategies for modeling atmosphere, climate
Workshop theme chosen to promote multidisciplinary interactions
CAS 2005 examines role of advanced technologies in atmospheric research
85 atmospheric scientists, meteorologists, modelers, and high-performance computing experts from 12 countries attended the eighth biannual Computing in the Atmospheric Sciences workshop
New NCAR supercomputer slices turnaround time in half
First challenge: To study the effects of tropical convection on hurricanes and other tropical weather systems
Computer room upgrade will support pursuit of research by NCAR scientific community
Reliable electrical and cooling infrastructure essential to support today's hot supercomputers
Behind the scenes: Chillers, pumps, and pipes
Keeping NCAR Computer Room cool is critical to support of atmospheric research
Bluevista is here
New IBM system expected to double computational cycles provided by SCD to users
New IBM supercomputer coming to NCAR August 26
‘Bluevista' will have a peak performance of 4.74 teraflops
Vortices, eddies, and flows: IMAGe workshop focuses on geophysical turbulence
Scientists examine fundamental processes that play crucial role in the Earth system
Plug-and-play modeling
Fourth ESMF Community Meeting showcases new climate simulations
Fourth ESMF Community Meeting to be held at MIT July 20-22
NCAR's Scientific Computing Division will lead meeting, offer presentations
SCD installs new communications network at Center Green
Reliable, high-speed network is essential to the effective use of NCAR/UCAR's scientific resources
MSS growth creates a new era of conservation
SCD provides tools and services to help users manage their archived data
CISL 2005 User Forum offers chance to share ideas, establish connections
Program includes presentations, tutorial, roundtable, posters, and reception
Blue Gene/L is up and running
SCD researches ways to utilize new computer architecture for atmospheric science
Small but quick, Blue Gene arrives at the mesa
Experimental system from IBM has peak capability of 5.73 teraflops
New datasets from NCAR's Scientific Computing Division make ERA-40 data easier to use
Selected segments of ERA-40 reanalysis now available on a T85 grid
SCD takes delivery on new supercomputer for Antarctic weather forecasts
"Pegasus" has a peak computational capability of nearly 580 gigaflops
Blackforest, a computational workhorse at NCAR from 1999-2005, is decommissioned
Once a leading-edge supercomputer, the IBM SP cluster reaches the end of its lifecycle