DURIP- A HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH IN MULTISCALE-MULTIPHYSICS ANALYSIS OF PROBLEMS IN SOLIDS AND FLUIDS
Abstract
This DURIP grant will create a dedicated, high-performance computing cluster, AFOSR DURIP Computing Cluster (ADCC) within the Maryland Advanced Research Computing Center (MARCC) infrastructure to enable efficient, collaborative solutions to challenging multiphysics-multiscale problems in solids and fluids, of considerable interest to the Air Force. It will realize transformational changes in advanced systems and materials, fluid-structure interactions, high-speed flows, virtual health-monitoring, flow sensing and control, etc. The PI (Ghosh) and two of the Co-PIs (Mittal and Zaki) at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) are currently engaged in cutting-edge computational research in these fields. MARCC, directed by Co-PI (Combariza), provides an engaging, flexible ecosystem that fosters collaborations, by integrating high-performance computing with data-intensive computing and machine learning. It monitors ITAR compliance of user software and data, as well as authenticated access. MARCC follows a condominium model , where compute nodes and storage are added to the main cluster in an integrative infrastructure. The ADCC will be configured to utilize the connectivity and availability of all hardware and software systems in MARCC and their management protocols. Integration with the MARCC will ensure its productive and prolonged longevity.
Document Details
- Document Type
- DoD Grant Award
- Publication Date
- Mar 07, 2023
- Source ID
- FA95502110303
Entities
People
- Somnath Ghosh
Organizations
- Air Force Office of Scientific Research
- Johns Hopkins University
- United States Air Force