MRI: Acquisition of the Second Phase of the Grid Laboratory of Wisconsin (GLOW-II)

提案编号：CNS 07- 22936 PI：利夫尼、Miron Dasu、Sridhara R.; De巴勃罗，胡安J.; DeLuca，Paul M.; Schwartz，大卫C机构：威斯康星州大学-麦迪逊麦迪逊，WI 53715- 1218职称： MRI/采集：收购威斯康星州网格实验室第二阶段（Glow-II）项目建议：该项目旨在获取更新和扩展GLOW计算能力所需的硬件资源，扩大机构网格的覆盖范围、范围和容量，同时开展广泛的计算密集型研究议程。GLOW-II涵盖十个领域-生物统计学和医学信息学，化学和生物工程，化学，计算机科学，工程物理学，基因组学，遗传学，材料科学和工程，医学物理学，物理学和天体物理学-每个领域都有重要的计算需求。该实验室由八个物理站点组成，为网格感知科学应用的开发和实验评估提供必要的硬件、软件和支持基础设施。在GLOW-II内，将利用新的HTC技术，并将建立新的组织结构，以满足生物和物理科学前沿研究的计算需要。GLOW-II使CS部门内的积极研究活动相互促进，特别是分布式技术和工具的开发人员，为CS组提供更大，更多样化的现实生活分布式环境，这是国家网络基础设施的一个组成部分。这种计算环境的技术、应用程序和组织结构可以提供改变科学过程和方法的力量。GLOW的成功和支持它的底层高吞吐量计算（HTC）技术启发并影响了许多校园网格，帮助塑造了以校园网格为中心的开放科学网格（OSG）愿景。更广泛的影响：GLOW-II跨学科影响跨越了科学界的各个阶层。计算吞吐量，因此，规模和研究的问题的复杂性，将增加。基础设施使新的IT技术的发展，以响应明确的需求和他们在现实生活中的评估。改变国家网络基础设施的格局和开创新的科学计算模式，将涉及新的领域，并将培训学生和系统管理员。推广、教育和培训计划将确保学生、教育工作者和下一代研究人员的参与。

Proposal #: CNS 07-22936PI(s): Livny, Miron Dasu, Sridhara R.; De Pablo, Juan J.; DeLuca, Paul M.; Schwartz, David CInstitution: University of Wisconsin - Madison Madison, WI 53715-1218Title: MRI/Acq.: Acq of the Second Phase of the Grid Laboratory of Wisconsin (Glow-II)Project Proposed:This project, acquiring the hardware resources needed to refresh and expand the computing power of GLOW, expands the reach, scope, and capacity of the institutional grid while conducting a broad and compute intensive research agenda. GLOW-II spans ten domains--Biostatistics and Medical Informatics, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Chemistry, Computer Sciences, Engineering Physics, Genomics, Genetics, Materials Science and Engineering, Medical Physics, Physics and Astrophysics--each with significant computational needs. The laboratory, consisting of eight physical sites, provides the necessary hardware, software, and support infrastructure for the development and experimental evaluation of grid-aware scientific applications. Within GLOW-II new HTC technologies will be harnessed and new organizational structures will be established to meet the computational needs of leading-edge research in the biological and physical sciences. GLOW-II enables cross-fertilization of active research pursuits within the CS department, particularly developers of distributed technologies and tools, providing the CS group with a larger and diverse real-life distributed environment that is an integral part of the national cyberinfrastructure. The technologies, applications, and organizational structures of this computing environment can provide the power to transform scientific processes and methodologies. The success of GLOW and the underlying High Throughput Computing (HTC) technologies that power it have inspired and influenced many campus grids helping shape the campus-grid centric vision of the Open Science Grid (OSG).Broader Impacts: GLOW-II interdisciplinary impacts span across all ranks of the scientific community. Computing throughput, and consequently the size and complexity of the problems studied, will be increased. The infrastructure enables development of new IT technologies in response to explicit needs and their evaluation in real-life settings. Changing the national cyberinfrastructure landscape and pioneering new scientific computing paradigms, new domains will be engaged and students and system administrators will be trained. Outreach, education, and training programs will ensure inclusion of students, educators, and next generation researchers.