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AN-MSI Program Meeting EOT-PACI AN-MSI Update October 31,2001 Indianapolis

AN-MSI Program Meeting EOT-PACI AN-MSI Update October 31,2001 Indianapolis. Roscoe Giles. Allison Clark. Stephenie A. McLean. EOT-PACI. EOT-PACI Goals. To demonstrate the use of NSF PACI technologies and resources among diverse audiences by leveraging PACI thrust / team efforts.

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AN-MSI Program Meeting EOT-PACI AN-MSI Update October 31,2001 Indianapolis

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  1. AN-MSI Program Meeting • EOT-PACI AN-MSI Update • October 31,2001 • Indianapolis Roscoe Giles Allison Clark Stephenie A. McLean

  2. EOT-PACI

  3. EOT-PACI Goals • To demonstratethe use of NSF PACI technologies and resources among diverse audiences by leveraging PACI thrust / team efforts. • To increase the participation of underrepresented groups, including persons with disabilities, in computer science, and engineering, and information technology. • To enable broad national impact in education, government, science, business, and society with systemic, sustainable, scalable programs.

  4. EOT-PACI/AN-MSI • Awarded grant to develop infrastructure and skills needed to take advantage of advanced computational tools and resources. • Develops partnerships with those MSIs that utilize high performance computing. • Make emerging technologies accessible to learners and educators at all levels

  5. EOT-PACI/ANMSI • Overarching Goal: • The overarching goal of EOT-PACI sponsored events within AN-MSI is to foster collaborative relationships between faculty and administrators at participating MSIs and computational research scientists at major research centers, thus increasing awareness and exposure to relevant and current mainstream HPC technologies as well as increasing computational science research and education at MSIs.

  6. EOT-PACI/AN-MSI Assessment Activities • JUNE/JULY • Met with the LEAD Center to continue existing assessments efforts. • Working towardestablishing comprehensive data collection process to assess if we are reaching the EOT-PACI/AN-MSI goals. • Developed a database of EOT-PACI/AN-MSI program participants. • Developing a standard program assessment/evaluation for each EOT-PACI/AN-MSI event • LEAD Center working at SC01 to assist with assessment efforts and have developed an on-line survey for SC01 MSI participants

  7. EOT-PACI-AN-MSI Projects Supercomputing Conference Minority Participation Program

  8. SC 2001 MSI Participation Grant Program Awarded 30 SC01 MSI Grants

  9. SC01 HBCUs Total Schools 12 Bethune-Cookman College Clark Atlanta University Dillard University Hampton University Jackson State University Langston University LeMoyne-Owen College North Carolina A&T University Prairie View A&M University Rust College Spelman College Winston-Salem University

  10. SC01 HSIs Total Schools 8 Cal State University San Bernardino Florida International University Our Lady of the Lake University University of Houston-Downtown University of Texas at El Paso University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez

  11. SC01 TCU (3) Total Schools 3 Northwest Indian College Oglala Lakota Univeristy Sinte Gleska University

  12. Cluster Computing Demonstrations, Workshops & CD-ROM AIHEC Cluster Demo EOT-PACI/AN-MSI Projects

  13. Alliance Introduces Web-based Access Grid TutorialsSoftware Deployment Initiatives • The tutorials are available at http://webct.ncsa.uiuc.edu:8900/public/AGIB. The tutorials are organized as four units: How to build and install an Access Grid node How to operate a node How to produce an Access Grid event How to set up an Access Grid event.

  14. Access Grid at the Chautauquas Argonne NCSA Clark-Atlanta University U of Utah TheGrid The Access Grid is an integrated environment that supports group-to-group communication using high-speed networks over the Internet. Alliance Access Center GA Tech UIC-EVL

  15. Deployment of AG to Florida International University The goal of this project is to expand the AG user base to assist with further collaboration and research opportunities with MSIs. • FIU will generate projects locally and expand internationally through the Pathway of the Americas (AMPATH) • Research • Outreach programs Serve as a pathway for research and education networking in the Americas, Mexico, & Caribbean

  16. Regional Cluster Workshops Targeted communities: MSIs from the three communities Number of Workshops: 3-4 workshops slated during 2002-2003 When Held : Quarterly Save the Date: March 6-9, 2002 San Diego

  17. High Performance Network Connections • CONGRADULATIONS! • Clark-Atlanta University • Fon du Lac Tribal College • Florida International University • Jackson State University Awarded NSF HPNC Grant AG Node Deployed 1st HBCU with AG Node

  18. Howard University Advanced Networking Initiative

  19. How can your institution get involved with HPC? • Get the support of your Institution • Conduct a self assessment • Place resources behind it • Recognize importance of HPC • Global Grid Forum Working Groups (www.gridforum.org) • Linux Cluster Institute (www.linuxclusterinstitute.org) • In-the-Box Technologies (http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/TechFocus/Deployment) • EOT-PACI Projects • Supercomputing Conference MSI Grants • MSI-HPC Workshops

  20. Resources • Cluster listserv • msiclusters@ncsa.uiuc.edu • NCSA Access and Inclusion • www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/AccessInclusion • EOT-PACI • www.eot.org • www.paci.org

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