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Home | Research | Research Programs | High Performance Computing |
High Performance ComputingGrid InfrastructureThe NRC Institute for Information Technology (NRC-IIT) is co-leading, with the NRC Information Management Services Branch, the NRC Inter-Institute Program on High Performance Computing (iHPC) eScience project, Grid Infrastructure. The project began in the fall of 2002 and is expected to continue until the fall of 2005. Researchers will build the grid infrastructure that will allow NRC to conduct cross disciplinary and geographically distributed collaborations using both current and future computer resources installed at NRC labs across Canada. NRC expects to work with other national and international initiatives to establish a Grid infrastructure that will leverage the computing power of both current and future equipment in NRC labs in order to create a powerful computational and data network. The NRC grid will be used a test-bed for the development of distributed applications, as well as an arena for co-operative work among NRC partners. The ultimate objective of the Grid Infrastructure project is two-fold:
Ultimately the NRC Grid will facilitate a collaborative, multi-scale modelling project being conducted by six other NRC research institutes, in partnership with CANARIE, Inc., C3.ca and a number of Canadian universities. NRC-IIT will provide the technical support for the multi-scale modeling project. The NRC Grid will be built using Open Source software and will incorporate the best practices and emerging standards from the international community, especially the Global Grid Forum. Research ContactDr. Roger Impey Dr. Gabriel Mateescu Business ContactDr. George Forester |
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