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Dr. Tom Caudell is developing Flatland, a virtual reality
environment. The intent is to provide an environment where
data may be visually interpreted. Its uses include, but are
not limited to, doctors examining MRI's in 3D, electrical
engineers detecting extra electrical signals from a fly's
eye, and visualization of programs. The views above represent
the output a molecular dynamics simulation and a visualization
of the running parallel program. Views complements of Dr.
Paul Alsing, Kim Edlund, and Ken Summers.
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Welcome...
The Albuquerque High Performance Computing Center (AHPCC)
provides services in educational and computational sciences.
It is associated with the University of New Mexico (UNM).
Users and technology
partners often take advantage of the AHPCC´s innovations in
Linux Superclusters. We use these resources to make advancements
at UNM, Alliance,
and industry.
In the News...
Staff from Senator Domenici
visits UNM Telehealth/Cybermedicine Initiatives
Ryan Gleason, staff member of Senator Domenici,
visits UNM to learn about telehealth activities. Project TOUCH,
Flatland, AccessGrid, and Virtual Collaborative Clinic are working
to provide healthcare education in innovative ways.
Performance Tuning in
Microprocessor-based Systems
This half-day workshop demonstrated several techniques
for improving the single-processor performance of applications on
clusters of IA32- and IA64-based systems, such as those in service
at OSC, NCSA, and AHPCC. A more complete description is available
on the General Announcement.
AccessGrid Seminars- February
13, March 13, and April 10, 2002
1. Communicating Effectively over the Access Grid
2. How to Produce an Access Grid Event
Tribal Virtual Network
TVN is a consortium of New Mexican Tribes helping
each other cross the digital divide. Catch up on their progress
or register for the January 28 workshop.
Linux Clusters Institute
LCI teaches the applications and systems of Linux
clusters. Leaders in the Linux clusters, IBM, HPCERC, and NCSA,
have partnered together to promote the use of scalable systems.
Register for the next workshop at: http://www.linuxclustersinstitute.org/registration.html
CS471
UNM, UMT, and UAK at Fairbanks are the first to
team-teach an accredited course over the AccessGrid. Many lessons
are being learned for future AG courses.
SCGlobal
The AccessGrid's version of SC2001 is SCGlobal.
UNM presented three presentations. Read up on their status.
Bioinformatics Online
Those interested in bioinformatics, there is a free
bioinformatics course online that may be a one-time trial. Several
universities around the world are contributing to this course. The
URL is: http://s-star.org.
Education, Outreach and
Training
Advances in wireless technologies are benefiting
collaborative education.
Project TOUCH is Advancing
Project TOUCH will demonstrate the feasibility of
employing advanced computing methods to enhance education in an
innovative problem-based learning (PBL) format currently being used
in the medical school curriculum, applying specific clinical case
models, and deploying to remote sites/workstations.
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