Idaho INBRE Program- UI Equipment Upgrade for INBRE Data Science Core
爱达荷州 INBRE 计划 - INBRE 数据科学核心 UI 设备升级
基本信息
- 批准号:10798667
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 20.43万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-09-30 至 2025-04-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Administrative SupplementAgingBioinformaticsCenters of Research ExcellenceCollaborationsComputer HardwareCore FacilityDataData ScienceData Science CoreData Storage and RetrievalEquipmentFacultyFundingFunding MechanismsGenomeHigh Performance ComputingIdahoInfrastructureInstitutionInvestmentsResearchResearch ActivityResearch PersonnelResearch SupportSecureServicesSiteSoftware EngineeringSystemTechnical ExpertiseUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiescollegecomputer infrastructuredeep learningequipment acquisitionexperienceimprovedprograms
项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY
This Idaho INBRE Program Administrative Supplement will fund equipment that improves the
high-performance computing infrastructure in our Data Science Core facility at the University of
Idaho (UI). This equipment will enhance the accessibility and impact of this IDeA-built core in
the Institute for Interdisciplinary Data Sciences (IIDS). The IIDS is the legacy of 20-years of NIH
IDeA investment through both the INBRE and COBRE funding mechanisms and is now
independent from NIH direct support. IIDS is one of three sites across Idaho that together
comprise the Idaho INBRE Data Science Core and serves investigators statewide. In FY21,
IIDS core facilities supported the research of 83 faculty and 190 trainees from 9 different
Colleges, 30 academic departments, and 10 centers and institutes. Of these 273 researchers,
70% of them relied in some way on computational infrastructure. IIDS is also a nexus of
statewide collaboration, offering services to all Idaho INBRE Network institutions. IIDS houses
state-of-the-art equipment, high performance computing infrastructure, secure data storage, and
technical expertise in bioinformatics, data science, and software engineering. The requested
equipment purchase will upgrade and enhance the previous and ongoing NIH IDeA investments
in Idaho infrastructure, equipment, and faculty/staff related to bioinformatics, high performance
computing and data science. The addition represents necessary upgrades to our existing
capacity for secure data storage, large scale bioinformatics analyses, and hardware suitable for
AI applications. We have experienced dramatic surges in demand for computation and data
storage and anticipate that this demand will grow further as Idaho INBRE research activity
increases. Our current data storage systems (900 Tb) are over 90% full and the proposed
equipment will effectively double our capacity while simultaneously replacing aging equipment.
In addition, this equipment request will add critically needed capacity to accommodate the
increase in demand for genome assemblies using long read sequencing data from our Pac Bio
sequel II. Finally, GPU cards will meet the growing demand for hardware suitable for deep
learning and other AI research, a capacity not currently available at other sites within the Idaho
INBRE network. Collectively, this INBRE Administrative supplement will add important
equipment to enhance the capabilities for biomedical researchers state-wide.
项目概要
爱达荷州 INBRE 计划行政补充文件将为改善
大学数据科学核心设施中的高性能计算基础设施
爱达荷州(UI)。该设备将增强 IDeA 内置核心的可访问性和影响力
跨学科数据科学研究所(IIDS)。 IIDS 是 NIH 20 年来的遗产
IDeA 通过 INBRE 和 COBRE 融资机制进行投资,现已
独立于 NIH 的直接支持。 IIDS 是爱达荷州三个站点之一
包括爱达荷州 INBRE 数据科学核心,为全州的研究人员提供服务。 21 财年,
IIDS 核心设施支持来自 9 个不同国家的 83 名教员和 190 名学员的研究
学院、30 个学术部门以及 10 个中心和研究所。在这 273 名研究人员中,
其中 70% 在某种程度上依赖计算基础设施。 IIDS 也是一个关系
全州范围内的合作,为所有爱达荷州 INBRE 网络机构提供服务。 IIDS 房屋
最先进的设备、高性能计算基础设施、安全的数据存储以及
生物信息学、数据科学和软件工程方面的技术专长。所要求的
设备采购将升级和增强 NIH IDeA 之前和正在进行的投资
爱达荷州与生物信息学、高性能相关的基础设施、设备和教职员工
计算和数据科学。此次增加意味着对我们现有的必要升级
安全数据存储、大规模生物信息学分析和适合的硬件的能力
人工智能应用。我们经历了计算和数据需求的急剧激增
存储并预计随着爱达荷州 INBRE 研究活动的开展,这种需求将进一步增长
增加。我们当前的数据存储系统 (900 Tb) 已满 90% 以上,建议
设备将有效地使我们的产能翻倍,同时更换老化设备。
此外,该设备请求将增加急需的容量,以适应
使用 Pac Bio 的长读长测序数据进行基因组组装的需求增加
续集II.最后,GPU卡将满足对适合深度学习的硬件不断增长的需求
学习和其他人工智能研究,目前爱达荷州其他地点不具备这种能力
因布雷网络。总的来说,这个 INBRE 行政补充将增加重要的
提高全州生物医学研究人员能力的设备。
项目成果
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Carolyn Hovde Bohach其他文献
Cattle, Hay, and E. coli
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- 发表时间:
1999 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:56.9
- 作者:
D. Hancock;T. Besser;C. Gill;Carolyn Hovde Bohach - 通讯作者:
Carolyn Hovde Bohach
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- 批准号:
10766460 - 财政年份:2001
- 资助金额:
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