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Gurcharan S. Khanna Director of Research Computing RIT

Mission Help researchers do better research via - CyberInfrastructure Collaboration Community

Vision CI - Friendly, integrated research environment Community - Persistent Connected Communities Collaboration - Easy, productive relationships

Current CyberInfrastructure (Startup systems) Large memory computer - 32 GB RAM, 4 cores, Opteron HPC cluster - IBM 52 nodes, 2 cores, P3, 512MB RAM Fileserver + Backup combined basic - ~ 6 TB of fast disk HTC clients across campus under Condor (student help) Network - 10 GigE core, 1 GigE to research center desktops

Strategic Issues too few users with scaleable apps lack of accessible interfaces, middleware high initial demand per user high initial investment per user

Tactical Options share resources, users partner with industry, state use grid communities e.g., NYSGrid, Open Science Grid, SURAgrid, Great Plains Network, TeraGrid

R & D HPC cluster backplane (CISCO) MPI Spanning clusters (CISCO) High Speed filesystems (CISCO, NETERION) SUN (Loaner SunFire x4500 “Thumper” & Sun 10 GigE NICs w/ Lustre filesystem connected to Indiana U. Data Capacitor on TeraGrid) SUN (Acquiring two “Thumpers” for 98 TB of high perf data servers*) High Speed networks (CISCO, NETERION, NYSERNET, Internet2, Georgia State) *Choquette

CI Vision Research Computing shared central systems RIT campus grid of mixed resources New York State grid of institutions such as Buffalo, RPI, Stony Brook, Cornell global grid community of Open Science Grid, TeraGrid, SURAgrid, Great Plains Network, and others

Current Collaboration Infrastructure ICELab - Interactive Collaboration Environments Lab in the Center for Advancing the Study of Cyberinfrastructure Mission - R&D, Teaching&Learning, Events, Evaluation 5 “enhanced” Access Grid nodes on campus partnership with Sun AEG program for 3 Ultra40 workstations* Center for Imaging Science, Color Science, CASCI, IT Collaboratory Student Co-op staffing *Choquette

Strategic Goals Build Connected Communities Foster Collaboration Outreach

Projects Philadelphia Orchestra Live Broadcasts to RIT over Internet2 Virtual Theatre live performances via Access Grid between RIT and U. Utah East High School, Rochester, Access Grid for Ghana, UK student partners

Tactical Plan for ImagineRIT 12 “CyberPortals” on campus - 8 colleges, Library, Student Alumni Union, CIMS, Field House 3 in Rochester - Strong Memorial Hospital, East High School, School of the Arts 3 at RIT campuses abroad - Kosovo, Dubrovnik, Dubai

R & D Uncompressed high definition video over IP CISCO, iHDTV (U. Washington) and UltraGrid (McGill, ISI) New network protocols for 10 GigE and 40 GigE Georgia State U., CISCO, NYSERNet, Internet2 GUI development to access multipoint streams open Compute engines to handle high network loads open Restricted audio in public spaces NTID *NATIONAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE FOR THE DEAF at RIT

Collaboration & Community Vision Advanced Network Infrastructure for Collaboration Unified RIT campus Connectivity to Rochester regional partners Global interactions - ad hoc/planned/persistent