Supercomputer Summer Research Institute

为了响应项目征集，格鲁吉亚的大学 高级计算方法中心提交了一份提案， 1987年的超级计算机暑期研究所 这一建议和8 另一些则由一个审查小组进行评价。 格鲁吉亚提出了一个为期两周的研究所25名年轻的研究人员从 7月12日至24日 重点将是熟悉 大学的Cyber 205超级计算机，了解 矢量计算机和代码优化技术的概念，以及 越来越熟悉Fortran编程的高级使用 语言 研究所的第二周将侧重于 具体的软件应用程序，重点是三个 学科领域：计算化学，计算流体 动力学和模拟物理学。 小组认为这是一个很好的，基本的，但不是创新的， 提议 预计学生将获得一个特别强大的 网络205的基础，通过每天24小时访问 通过宿舍里的终端机。 教官 建议是足够的，但一般来说，不是国家的声誉。 这项建议的费用似乎过高。 格鲁吉亚在超级计算机培训和教育方面有经验， 在1986年举办了三次研讨会，其中一次得到了 中心计划。 今年的提案特别强调， 应用程序包，这是重要的大多数 不是从零开始编写自己程序的超级计算机用户。 这些应用程序包也可用于多种应用程序 计算机类型和制造商，并在其他机器上有用 超级计算机。 经过谈判，格鲁吉亚同意提供相当数量的 费用分摊，将拟议预算从122 578美元减少到2010年12月31日的2010年12月31日的2010年12月31日的2010年12月31日的2010年12月31日。 53109美元的合理金额。 此外，一名本科生 4000元的部分已经确定。 随着预算的减少，格鲁吉亚的建议是一个很好的价值 并将提供强大的培训和教育经验， 与会者。 该中心计划建议支持1987年夏季 研究所57，109美元。

In response to a Project Solicitation, the University of Georgia's Advanced Computational Methods Center submitted a proposal to conduct a Supercomputer Summer Institute in 1987. This proposal and eight others were evaluated by a review panel. Georgia proposed a two week Institute for 25 young researchers from July 12 to 24. Emphasis would be on developing familiarity with the University's Cyber 205 supercomputer, gaining an understanding of the concepts of vector computers and code optimization techniques, and becoming more familiar with advanced use of the Fortran programming language. The second week of the Institute would be focussed on specific software application programs, with an emphasis on three disciplinary areas: computational chemistry, computational fluid dynamics, and simulational physics. The panel found this to be a good, basic, but not innovative, proposal. Students could be expected to receive a particularly strong grounding in the Cyber 205, enhanced by the 24 hour per day access to the machine through terminals in dormitory rooms. The instructors proposed were adequate, but in general not of national reputation. The cost of the proposal seemed excessive. Georgia has experience in supercomputing training and education, having conducted three seminars in 1986, one of which was supported by the Centers Program. This year's proposal is particularly strong on application packages which are important to the majority of supercomputer users who do not write their own programs from scratch. These applications packages are also available across a broad variety of computer types and manufacturers and are useful on machines other than supercomputers. After negotiations, Georgia has agreed to a considerable amount of cost sharing, which reduces the proposal budget from $122,578 to the very reasonable amount of $53,109. In addition, an undergraduate component of $4000 has been identified. With the reduced budget, the Georgia proposal is an excellent value and will offer a strong training and education experience to its attendees. The Centers Program recommends support of a 1987 Summer Institute in the amount of $57,109.