WHAT'S NEW
ARCTIC’s new IoT platform, Carina is now online and accepts tenant requests through the elpis project management system. The new platform provides building blocks to build highly customizable end-to-end IoT solutions for data collection, processing, visualization and device management. It enables device connectivity via industry standard IoT protocols - MQTT, CoAP, and HTTP and provides fault-tolerant, scalable infrastructure for IoT research.
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High-performance computing (HPC) tries to optimize and balance out each aspect of computations to achieve the best possible performance. It involves not only faster hardware but also selecting the correct algorithm that inherits better data structures that can be easily mapped to the memory hierarchy and the network topology of the underlying hardware. An HPC cluster usually consists of many compute elements that work together to complete one or more tasks. This is called Parallel computing. By working collectively, HPC clusters can achieve quadrillions of calculations per second where as your personnel computer operating at 3GHz can perform around 3 billion calculations per second.
Using an Interactive Web Interface (IWI) users can easily develop and debug algorithms on advanced cyber infrastructure (ACI) provided by ARCTIC. IWI provides an easy transition from a personnel computer to centrally managed complex ACI by providing an array of software, including MATLAB, R, Python, SAS, STATA, etc. through a web interface. IWI’s hands-on, uniform learning environment enables interactive, engaging live instruction sessions.
With the recent explosion of data availability and availability of high-performance balanced computing, networking and storage infrastructure provide huge potential for researchers to apply complex estimation and machine-learning approaches to dissect large numbers of outcomes and enormous numbers of observations. Procedural and documentation obligations raise high barriers to conducting this type of research and providing timely answers to critical questions. Proper data management is essential in maintaining highly secure environments, under strict, well-documented procedures that are consistent with many regulations and security standards to maintain subjects’ confidentiality. ARCTIC provides a complete data management solution based on iRODS data management platform.
ARCTIC In the News
Georgia State Hosts Scientific Computing Day
Researchers, students, faculty and experts from inside and outside Georgia State University gathered Sept. 28 and 29 for Scientific Computing Day, a symposium hosted by the staff behind the university’s Advanced Research Computing Technology and Innovation Core (ARCTIC).
OCTOBER 11, 2022
Georgia State University Gets New Advanced Research Computing Technology
A Georgia State professor is using the technology to test an algorithm to see if depression can be predicted within various racial groups by analyzing brain scans.
MAY 1, 2021
Georgia State Introduces Advanced Research Computing Technology & Innovation Core
ATLANTA—Georgia State University has introduced the Advanced Research Computing Technology & Innovation Core (ARCTIC) to support research that would not be possible with standard consumer-grade computing, including analysis, modeling, simulation and the prediction of complex phenomena.
APRIL 29, 2021