Activities in the ANU Supercomputer Facility ANUSF

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Activities in the ANU Supercomputer Facility ANUSF

History ANUSF established 1987 to support large scale computational projects established first Visualization Lab in Australia – VizLab acquired first large scale mass data storage system in Australian university

APAC Since 2001 operated & supported the National Facility of Australian Partnership for Advanced Computing - APAC HP Alphaserver - was 31 st fastest in world when installed. 516 processors +152 proc linux cluster

APAC currently out to tender for $12.5M replacement system

Mass Data Storage System MDSS STK Powderhorn tape silo 1.2 Petabytes potential capacity, 6000 tapes 70 Mbytes/s tape drives, 200 Gbytes/tape 5 Tbytes fast disk cache SAM-FS hierarchical storage management Connected to APAC systems and GrangeNet Small ‘off-site’ silo being installed in Chancelry

Mass Data Storage System Storage for computational results Storage for experimental results, eg. MACHO project GrangeNet and APAC Grid projects eg. PARADESIC, Belle, ACIGA APAC Data Projects of “National Significance” - humanities, social sciences

Activities Support of systems Academic Consultants - high- level support to users - algorithm, programming advice, training, data storage Vizlab - help researchers with difficult data visualizations, VR, presentations etc Fujitsu Chemistry project - 15 years

ANUSF’s APAC Activities National Facility APAC Grid program - –Internet Futures group, GrangeNet program –Leading national data grid program, involvement in 6 other projects –7 staff in ANUSF led by Markus Buchhorn, other ANU staff contributing APAC CT&T Program –Tools & techniques - national program led by Ben Evans Other ANU involvement APAC EOT Program - Steve Roberts, SMS

Further information Levels 3 & 4 Huxley Building