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A Tour of Citizen Cyber-Science David P. Anderson Space Sciences Laboratory U.C. Berkeley

BOINC Open-source volunteer computing middleware – projects CPDN WCG attachments volunteers

Climateprediction.net

Gravitational waves

Other projects IBM World Community Grid Etc. – epidemiology, plant ecology, genetic linkage, phylogenetics, graph theory, number theory, cognitive modeling, fluid dynamics, galactic structure, quantum chemistry, nanotechnology, quantum computing, cosmology

Performance Current – 500K people, 1M computers – 6.5 PetaFLOPS (3 from GPUs, 1.4 from PS3s) Potential – 1 billion PCs today, 2 billion in 2015 – GPU: approaching 1 TFLOPS – 1 ExaFLOPS: 4M GPUs * 0.25 availability – 1 Exabyte: 10M PC disks * 100 GB – Freescale i.MX51: 2 GFLOPS, 200mw

Organizational models Umbrella projects Institutional – Lattice, Corporate – IBM World Community Grid Community – AlmereGrid Research community – MindModeling.org Project publicity web development sysadmin

Paradigm connections Volunteer computing Grid computing Cloud computing EDGeS (interoperability) BOINC server on Amazon EC2 CERN VM (cloud-sourcing?) Backfill on OSG BOINC for desktop grids

The Stardust mission Where’s the dust? – 23K volunteers – 43M viewings – 64 tracks found

Fold It!

Volunteer thinking define goals volunteers ? lab assistants post-docs Herr Professor analyze data literature search perform experiments theorize clean data computers grad students design experiments

Middleware jobs middleware people or computers identity accounting queuing assignment validation

What’s different? People vary Jobs may not be well-defined aptitude training

Bossa Open-source PHP-based middleware for volunteer thinking – Policies – replication, volunteer assessment, job assignment – Bossa doesn’t provide policies, but makes it easy to implement a wide range of policies

Projects in development – Collect photos of Middle Awash (Ethiopia) – Look for hominid and other fossils AfricaMap

Benefits of citizen cyber-science To science To society

Carl Sagan’s “pale blue dot”... Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light. Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity, in all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves....

Conclusion Let’s talk! –