CLOUD
April 18 Application Deadline Set for TeraGrid Resources
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- Category: CLOUD
- Archival storage under the control of High Performance Storage System (HPSS), up to 100 TB of storage per allocation, for persistent, long-term storage, from Indiana University (IU) and the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC).
- Dedicated disk space, up to 25 TB per allocation, to support databases and data collections, from SDSC, IU, PSC, TACC and the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR).
- Dedicated computational resources in support of Science Gateways or data resources (such as data resources that perform web-accessible or web-services accessible queries and computation) from National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) and IU.
Researchers can also apply for other resources, such as animation rendering services from IU and Purdue University (the TeraDre resource). A detailed list of data-centric and research- and education- oriented TeraGrid resources available for allocation is described at www.teragrid.org/userinfo/data/index.php. Applications are subject to peer review, similar to other major projects funded by the NSF. However, TeraGrid does not re-review the scientific merit of researchers with federally funded research; the existence of federal funding is taken to confirm its scientific merit. For researchers who already are funded, projects are evaluated primarily on the appropriateness of the proposal for the cyberinfrastructure resources requested. Allocations approved for this cycle will begin July 1. Proposals for large allocations are reviewed twice a year, with the next deadline for large allocations in July. Proposals for medium requests are reviewed four times a year – with proposals due in January, April, July, and October. For additional information, see the allocations section of the TeraGrid user portal at portal.teragrid.org or the TeraGrid Web site. If you need further help with the allocations process, please send email to help@teragrid.org.