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TeraGrid Resources Allocated for Earthquake Research

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded the Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC) more than 15 million service units of computer processing time on supercomputers nationwide. This allocation is roughly equivalent to running 2,000 desktop computers continuously for a year. SCEC will use the supercomputing time to greatly improve the detail and scope of its massive simulations of large earthquakes in Southern California.

NSF provides funding for about 20 supercompunters throughtout the Counry. Each year, processing time on these computers is allocated as "service units" and is based on review of many proposals.

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	TeraGrid Resources Allocated for Earthquake Research The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded the Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC) more than 15 million service units of computer processing time on supercomputers nationwide. This allocation is roughly equivalent to running 2,000 desktop computers continuously for a year. SCEC will use the supercomputing time to greatly improve the detail and scope of its massive simulations of large earthquakes in Southern California. NSF provides funding for about 20 supercompunters throughtout the Counry. Each year, processing time on these computers is allocated as "service units" and is based on review of many proposals. To find about more please visit	Latest News 2nd EchoGRID Strategic Workshop, 29-30 October 2007, Beijing, China: Towards a Shared EU & Chinese Vision for Grid Research Perspectives ... Read more Technical sites Try the GRID Click here Become a User Want to become a user of the EGEE Grid? Click here Related Projects If your project is related to EGEE, please register it Information Sheets Click here for all the EGEE Information Sheets. Contact EGEE Get in touch with the EGEE Project Office at . If you have questions about the Website contact: .
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