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SVS hosts COVID-19 Earth Observation supporting materials

06/24/2020
The COVID-19 Earth Observation Dashboard is a tri-agency collaboration that brings together current and historical satellite observations with analytical tools to create a user-friendly information resource for the public and researchers. The dashboard tracks key indicators of changes in air and water quality, climate, economic activity, and agriculture. A link to the COVID-19 Earth Observation Dashboard along with supporting graphics is available on the SVS website.

NCCS Debuts a New Instructional Video Collection

05/13/2020
NASA Center for Climate Simulation (NCCS) announced the release of new instructional videos to help NCCS users navigate its high-performance computing systems. These videos cover the following:
  • Accessing NCCS Systems
    • Onboarding Process
    • RSA Tokens
  • ADAPT
    • Accessing ADAPT
    • Anaconda
    • JupyterHub and JupyterLab
  • Discover
    • Using SLURM on the Discover Cluster
    • Secure File Transfers
  • The Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Portal
    • System Overview
    • Website and Applications
    • Webmaps
    • Publishing Content
    • Q&A
    We hope that these instructional videos help you conduct and accelerate your scientific research!

Mark Carroll presents at Supercomputing 2019

11/20/2019
Mark Carroll from NASA Goddard presented some exciting examples of "Accelerating Science with AI and Machine Learning"—using AI and machine learning combined with HPC resources at NCCS to study large datasets and develop a unified approach to data science. Using these tools, scientists derive products and inferences from satellite imagery, model outputs, and other image products.
Photo of Mark Carroll presenting at SC19

Bill Putman presents at Supercomputing 2019

11/19/2019
NASA Goddard meteorologist Bill Putman previewed The Future of Global Numerical Weather Prediction with GEOS, filling the hyperwall with 6-kilometer GEOS global model predictions of this year's extreme U.S. tornado season and Category 5 Hurricane Dorian. For his high-resolution forecasts, Putman uses up to 80,000 Intel Skylake cores on the NCCS Discover supercomputer.
Bill Putman speaks to an audience

Bruce Pfaff presents at Supercomputing 2019

11/18/2019
In his entertaining presentation "What Could Possibly Go Wrong? — The Myth of the Smooth Install", NCCS HPC Systems Engineer Bruce Pfaff drew a big crowd, using both humor and pathos to describe how the NCCS build team cleverly—and sometimes painfully—overcame both expected and unexpected obstacles while upgrading the Discover supercomputer over the years.
Bruce talks to a crowd at SC19

Poster Blowout 2019 is in the books!

02/26/2019
photo of people at the poster party

Photos from this year's Poster Blowout are available now. Congratulations to everyone, especially this year's winners!

Bill Fink to receive 2018 Excellence in IS&T Award

03/27/2018
Congratulations to Bill Fink, who will receive the 2018 Excellence in Information Science & Technology (IS&T) Award for his work in networks and IT security. Bill will be honored during the 2018 Agency Honor Awards ceremony which will be held in September 2018 in the Building 8 Auditorium.

Poster Blowout 2018

02/04/2018
Note from the Director:
I would like to thank the Director’s Science Committee for putting on an amazingly successful event where scientists and engineers across Goddard shared their work and made new contacts. The interdisciplinary interactions were especially exciting and crossed all four science disciplines.
Best,
Colleen

Click the title of this news item or the image below for more images from the poster party. scientists standing in front of a poster

Python Boot Camp

09/26/2016
GMAO's very own Brent Smith, along with Jules Kouatchou and Carlos Cruz from the Advanced Software Technology Group, put their exceptional Python programming knowledge and skills to good use earlier this week at NASA Langley.

Science Jamboree event photos

08/03/2016
The 2016 Science Jamboree was a great success! A collection of 50 photos from the event are available now.

Scientists featured in NPR piece on Climate Warming

12/01/2015
Gavin Schmidt, Dan Duffy, and Phil Webster are all featured in the NPR story "Big Data Predicts Centuries Of Harm If Climate Warming Goes Unchecked". Read the article or listen to the audio at the link.

CISTO Intern Posters

08/12/2015
poster thumbnail CISTO had three summer interns this year. Their full-sized posters are available.

Lunar map built with Discover supercomputer on Geophysical Research Letters cover

06/25/2014
cover image thumbnailA GRAIL mission lunar map built with help from the NASA Center for Climate Simulation (606.2) Discover supercomputer and visualized by the Scientific Visualization Studio’s Ernie Wright (606.4/USRA) graces the 5/28/2014 cover of Geophysical Research Letters.

The visualization also appears in “Science Graphic of the Week: A Psychedelic Gravity Map of the Moon’s Surface,” Wired, 6/26/2014.

WIRED mentions HECN team's record data transfer speeds

06/16/2014
“The Shadow Internet That’s 100 Times Faster Than Google Fiber,” Wired, 6/17/2014, mentions the High End Computer Networking Team’s 91-gigabit-per-second transfer between Denver and GSFC last November as “the fastest end-to-end data transfer ever conducted under ‘real world’ conditions”. Read the Wired article.

Read the report on the team’s experiments/demonstrations. (PDF)

SVS visualization wins NSF/Science magazine award

02/20/2014
A jury appointed by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and Science magazine has selected "Excerpt from Dynamic Earth" as the winner of the 2013 NSF International Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge for the Video category. This animation will be highlighted in the February 2014 special section of Science and will be hosted on ScienceMag.org and NSF.gov.

HECN group achieves record network data transfer rate

12/19/2013
At SuperComputing 2013 in Denver, Colorado, the High End Computer Networking (HECN, 606.1) Team achieved a record network data transfer rate of over 91 Gigabits per second (Gbps) for a disk-to-disk file transfer between a single pair of high performance RAID servers across a 100 Gbps Wide Area Network (WAN), with one server located at SC13 and the other at NASA Goddard. This record was made possible by collaborating with the Mid-Atlantic Crossroads (MAX), the Department of Energy's ESnet, Brocade, the University of Chicago's Laboratory for Advanced Computing (LAC), and Northwestern University's International Center for Advanced Internet Research (iCAIR).

Tom Maxwell receives Ultra-scale Visualization Climate Data Analysis Tools (UVCDAT) consortium award

12/19/2013
At last week's Ultra-scale Visualization Climate Data Analysis Tools / Earth Science Grid Federation (UVCDAT/ESGF) Face-to-Face meeting in the San Francisco area, Tom Maxwell (606.2/CSC) was presented with an award for 'Outstanding Contributions to the Development of UV-CDAT'. The director of the Ultra-scale Visualization Climate Data Analysis Tools (UVCDAT) consortium, Dean Williams, presented the award.

Planet on Fire on NASA Viz iPad app

03/06/2013
The story “Planet on Fire” went live in the NASA Visualization Explorer iPad app on March 7. It showcases a global tour of fires from the MODIS instruments aboard the Terra and Aqua satellites and the GEOS-5/GOCART models run by the Global Modeling and Assimilation Office (GMAO, 610.1) on the NASA Center for Climate Simulation (NCCS, 606.2) Discover supercomputer. The story has received over 131,700 hits. The story content is available on the Scientific Visualization Studio (SVS, 606.4) website.

SVS visualization featured in Science Magazine

02/19/2013
Science coverThe February 2013 issue of Science Magazine features an image made by Ernest T. Wright (606.4) from the Scientific Visualization Studio (SVS). The image highlights the free-air gravity map developed by the Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) mission. The Science cover can be seen at: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/339/6120.cover-expansion.

James Tilton to recieve American Astronautical Society’s 2012 Lloyd V. Berkner Award

01/31/2013
James C. Tilton was recently selected to receive the American Astronautical Society’s 2012 Lloyd V. Berkner Award, “In recognition of his efforts in commercial utilization of space technology, specifically for the commercial utilization of his Recursive Hierarchical Segmentation (RHSEG) software.” Dr. Tilton will be presented with this award at the Awards Luncheon to be held on March 20 at the Greenbelt Marriott, in conjunction with the 51st Robert H. Goddard Memorial Symposium.

SVS visualization featured in National Geographic

01/31/2013
The February 2013 issue of National Geographic magazine highlights the Scientific Visualization Studio (SVS, Code 606.4) visualization “Perpetual Ocean” in a full-page story. The visualization is available on their digital edition.

NCCS doubles computational capacity available to researchers

11/08/2012
In late October 2012, the NCCS doubled the computational capacity it provides for SMD researchers by completing installation of 480 Intel Xeon Sandy Bridge nodes, and installing 240 Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors (Many Integrated Core, MIC) on its Discover Linux Cluster. With the addition of another 240 Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors in early November, Discover's peak capacity will exceed 1 PetaFLOP, poising the system to accommodate greater numbers of climate simulation ensemble members and the very fine resolutions required to investigate problems such as the effects of regional weather events on seasonal climate.

Phil Webster's photo featured on NASA social media

12/08/2011
photo of Phil Webster in front of video wall showing satellite image of Earth Over the past few days, this photo of Phil Webster was featured on several NASA social media sites and the NASA home page. See
http://www.nasa.gov
NASA Facebook page (permalink)
http://www.hec.nasa.gov
http://twitter.com/NASA_NCCS
http://twitter.com/NASA_Supercomp

Jim Tilton wins 2011 R&D 100 Award

10/12/2011
We congratulate Dr. James C. Tilton (Code 606.3) on receiving R&D Magazine's 2011 R&D 100 Award at the 49th Annual R&D 100 Awards Ceremony in Orlando, FL on October 13. Dr. Tilton was recognized in conjunction with Bartron Medical Imaging, Inc. for the development of MED-SEG, a software tool that receives medical images and data from various imaging sources. The R&D 100 Awards, widely recognized as the "Oscars of Innovation," identifies and celebrates the top high technology products of the year, such as sophisticated testing equipment, innovative new materials, chemistry breakthroughs, biomedical products, consumer items and high-energy physics. The R&D 100 Awards spans industry, academia, and government-sponsored research.

Jerry Potter elected to the AMS

09/28/2011
Jerry Potter has been elected as a Fellow of the American Meteorological Society. Congratulations to Jerry! He will receive his award in January 2012.

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