NCAR's Computational and Information Systems Laboratory (CISL) invites NSF-supported university researchers in the atmospheric, oceanic, and related sciences to submit large allocation requests for the Yellowstone system by September 15, 2014. All requesters are strongly encouraged to review the instructions at https://www2.cisl.ucar.edu/chap before preparing their submissions.
For the Yellowstone system, computational requests greater than 200,000 core-hours are considered "large." Smaller requests for up to 200,000 core-hours are accepted any time and are typically reviewed within two business days; visit the allocations web page for details.
The large requests will be reviewed by the CISL High-performance computing Allocations Panel (CHAP), and there must be a direct linkage between the researcher's NSF award and the computational research being proposed. Visit http://www2.cisl.ucar.edu/docs/allocations/university for more university allocation instructions and opportunities.
Allocations will be made on Yellowstone, NCAR's 1.5-petaflops IBM iDataPlex system, the data analysis and visualization clusters (Geyser and Caldera), the 11-PB GLADE disk resource, and the HPSS archive. See https://www2.cisl.ucar.edu/resources/yellowstone for more system details.
Questions may be addressed to: David Hart, User Services Manager, 303-497-1234, [email protected]
SERVICES AFFECTED: CISL Status, Yellowstone
PRIMARY CONTACT
CISL Help Desk Team (HDT)
[email protected]
(303) 497-2400
SECONDARY CONTACT
Dave Hart
[email protected]
303-497-1234