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Supercomputers Delve Into Underwater Mystery
April 8, 2022
The inner workings of the Earth shape the continents and islands we know on the surface — but many of the inner workings of the planet remain a mystery to eve Read more…
Supercomputer Analysis Shows the Atmospheric Reach of the Tonga Eruption
January 21, 2022
On Saturday, an enormous eruption on the volcanic islands of Hunga Tonga and Hunga Haʻapai shook the Pacific Ocean. The explosion, which could be heard six tho Read more…
NASA’s Earth Science Supercomputer Balloons to 3.3 Petaflops
April 29, 2015
In what is being called an unprecedented upgrade, the NASA Center for Climate Simulation (NCCS) is tripling the peak performance of its Discover supercomputer t Read more…
Hurricane Force Supercomputing: Petascale Simulations of Sandy
November 14, 2013
The devastation incurred by the landfall of Hurricane Sandy on the northeast coast of the United States just over one year ago exemplifies the need for further advances in accuracy and reliability in numerical weather prediction. High resolution numerical weather simulations carried out on hundreds of thousands of processors on the largest supercomputers, Blue Waters in this case, are providing these very insights. Read more…
NASA Earth Science Data Now Available on AWS
November 12, 2013
NASA and Amazon Web Services have joined forces to provide an easier and more efficient way for researchers to access and process earth science data. A large co Read more…
Swiss Supercomputer Solves Core Mystery
October 30, 2013
A team of scientists from ETH Zurich and the University of Leeds have solved a 300-year-old riddle about the nature of the Earth's rotation. Using the Cray XE6 Read more…
NASA Builds Supercomputing Lab for Earth Scientists
July 25, 2012
<a href="http://www.hpcwire.com/hpcwire/2012-07-25/nasa_builds_supercomputing_lab_for_earth_scientists.html" target="_blank">This week, NASA announced it would soon be launching a new HPC and data facility that will give Earth scientists access to four decades of satellite imagery and other datasets. Known as the NASA Earth Exchange (NEX), the facility is being promoted as a "virtual laboratory" for researchers interested in applying supercomputing resources to studying areas like climate change, soil and vegetation patterns, and other environmental topics. Read more…
Climate Modelers Have Insatiable Appetite for HPC
March 14, 2011
Since the dawn of high performance computing, climate modeling has been one of its most demanding domains. The hunger for computational capability is unending, as researchers work to incorporate more of nature's complexity into their models at higher resolutions. HPCwire talked with NOAA/GFDL Deputy Director Brian Gross and Venkatramani Balaji, head of the lab's Modeling Systems Group. Read more…
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