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Title: SHARED Cyberinfrastructure State and Personal Perspectives


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SHARED CyberinfrastructureState and Personal
Perspectives
  • David Lassner
  • VP for IT CIO
  • University of Hawaii
  • david_at_hawaii.edu

2
Yet Another DefinitionElements of SHARED
Cyberinfrastructure
  • Instrumentation sensors
  • Data streams from bits to terabytes
  • Originate anywhere, use anywhere, correlate any
    way
  • Large databases -- may be distributed
  • Integrating data from diverse sources, including
    across disciplines
  • With powerful friendly discipline-aware
    analytic tools
  • HPC-enabled modeling simulation
  • Visualization
  • 2D, 3D, immersive, interactive
  • Collaboration tools for distributed teams
  • real-time and asynchronous
  • Researchers teachers who have embraced the
    change
  • All empowered by high speed networks and
    supported by savvy technical staff

3
Quick Overview of Hawaiis Stuff
  • HPC Systems
  • RE Network

4
A Glance at UH HPC Operators(Not Necessarily
Current or Complete)
  • Diverse approaches to access and support
  • Physical facilities often limit capability

5
MHPCC COMPUTING RESOURCES OCTOBER 2007
  • HPC RESOURCES
  • CRAY SYSTEMS
  • XD1
  • DELL SYSTEMS
  • Poweredge 1955
  • Poweredge 2950
  • Poweredge 2650
  • HP SYSTEMS
  • N4000
  • IBM SYSTEMS
  • P690 P4
  • Netfinity X330
  • Netfinity X335
  • LINUX NETWORX SYSTEMS

6
The Hawaii GigaPoP
Japan RE
Australia RE
OC3
Internet2 NLR(via PNWGP)DREN
UH CC Campuses
OC192
OC192
Mauna Kea
OC3
East-West Center
100Mbps
HIX
State of Hawaii
100Mbps(local)
OC12
MHPCC
HIC
OC3(mainland)
SPAWAR
Commercial Internet Connections
Hawaii DOE (K12)
PMRF
BYUH
7
Internal Connectivity
  • Facilities-based DWDM Intra-island I-Nets
    (currently GbE)
  • DWDM Inter-island I-Net (currently OC-3, moving
    to GbE)
  • OC-3 interisland microwave
  • Gigabit Fixed Wireless (local dual use spinoff)
  • Carrier-provisioned 100Mbps - 10Gbps

8
Hawaii and the Global Lambda Integrated Facility
9
Mauna Kea Observatories
UH 0.6 UH 0.6-m telescope
0.6m University of Hawaii UH 2.2m UH 2.2-m
telescope 2.2m
University of Hawaii IRTF NASA Infrared
Telescope Facility 3.0m NASA CFHT
Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope 3.6m
Canada/France/UH UKIRT United Kingdom Infrared
Telescope 3.8m United Kingdom Keck I W. M.
Keck Observatory 10m
Caltech/University of California Keck II W.
M. Keck Observatory 10m
Caltech/University of California Subaru Subaru
Telescope 8.3m
Japan Gemini Gemini Northern Telescope
8.1m USA/UK/ Canada/Argentina/

Australia/Brazil/Chile
Submillimeter CSO Caltech Submillimeter
Observatory 10.4m Caltech/NSF JCMT James
Clerk Maxwell Telescope 15m
UK/Canada/Netherlands SMA Submillimeter Array
8x6m Smithsonian
Astrophysical

Observatory/Taiwan Radio VLBA Very Long
Optical/Infrared UH 0.6m UH 0.6-m telescope
0.6m University of Hawaii
UH Baseline Array
25m NRAO/AUI/NSF
10
Networking Collaborations Have Been Critical
  • NASA DOE -- in the early days
  • NSF -- to UH and through to Gemini
  • DoD/DREN shared access
  • Hawaii State Legislature - for internal
    external connectivity
  • Chief Research Officer(s) IDC
  • AARNet Southern Cross
  • NIH through Lariat via UW/PNWGP MSU
  • NSF through IRNC via USC UW/PNWGP

11
Personal Assessment of Hawaiis SHARED
Cyberinfrastructure
  • High Performance Computing
  • Lots of cycles available
  • No shared or adequate facilities
  • Data storage
  • Project-by-project Only
  • RE Networking
  • Statewide -- Pretty good
  • National -- Falling behind leaders due to
    structural barrier (Ocean)
  • Modeling Simulation Support
  • Project-by-project Only
  • Visualization Support
  • Project-by-project Only
  • No high-end capabilities (CAVEs, etc.)
  • Collaboration tools for distributed teams
  • 1 AG node, Lots of H.323, Proprietary
    MPEG2-over-IP, Adobe Connect
  • Implementing Sakai
  • Limited adoption of Cyberinfrastructure-enabled
    research

No campuswide or statewide integrated
cyberinfrastructure plans
12
Summary of Needs for SHARED Cyberinfrastructure
  • Support for equitable connectivity
  • State networks
  • Connections to national RE backbone(s)
  • Campus networks that reach labs classrooms
  • Support for SHARED servers data hosting
    facilities
  • SHARED support teams for simulation modeling
  • Visualization capabilities and support
  • Common collaboration tools
  • Relentless outreach regarding cyberinfrastructure-
    enabled research
  • Campus- and state-level SHARED cyberinfrastructure
    planning
  • (Cycles are generally NOT the problem)

13
Naïve List of Possibilities for AdvancingSHARED
Cyberinfrastructure
  • Realities of Infrastructure Funding
  • Infrastructure investments compete poorly in
    political contexts
  • Infrastructure investments dont score well on
    scientific merit
  • Network infrastructure costs vary widely by
    geography and market conditions Fixed limits
    favor some locales over others
  • Opportunities?
  • Dedicated EPSCoR funding
  • Flexible/targeted MRI/MRE programs
  • New Connections program
  • Max Cleland Bill
  • Advanced Info Comms Technology Research Act
  • e-Rate for higher education
  • Collaborations with IDeA/INBRE, DEPSCoR
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