Dr. Thomas Hacker Co-Leader for Information Technology George E. Brown Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation Assistant Professor, Computer & Information.

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Dr. Thomas Hacker Co-Leader for Information Technology George E. Brown Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation Assistant Professor, Computer & Information Technology Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana August 22, 2012 OSG Council Meeting Fermi National Laboratory

 I have been a (proud) member of the OSG Council for the past couple of years as the latest “Purdue representative” but no clear mandate from the organization as a whole.  I am now available to commit on behalf of the NEESComm community to the OSG.

 One of main simulation applications OpenSEES used for serial or small-scale- parallel jobs most of the time.  NEES strategic objectives to increase support for simulation in the Earthquake Engineering community.  NEEScomm researchers and sites are distributed and the goals match OSG’s principles of distributed computing support.

 Develop a national, multi-user, research infrastructure to support research and innovation in earthquake and tsunami loss reduction ◦ Create an educated workforce in hazard mitigation ◦ Conduct broader outreach and lifelong learning activities

 Intent for collaboration between NEEScomm and Open Science Grid (OSG)  Objectives ◦ Provide continued access to OSG resources for NEES users through the NEEShub cyberinfrastructure ◦ Seek to expand the community of earthquake engineering researchers who can use OpenSees and other computational simulation tools through the NEEShub ◦ Continue to explore joint projects that provide mutual benefit to the OSG and NEES communities.

 Besides the need for computational throughput one of NEES biggest focuses is on managing, curating, providing access to and all activities related to diverse data.

 Tremendous amounts and variety of data ◦ Type of equipment at experimental facility site  E.g. shake table, wave basin ◦ Unique to individual experiment ◦ NEES sites utilize local data standards  Example project ◦ Experimental and Analytical Investigation of Non-rectangular Walls under Multidirectional Loads  Dr. Catherine French, University of Minnesota  NEES project 22 in NEEShub  Video of experiment ◦ 1/fWNXMWX9X1o 1/fWNXMWX9X1o ◦ Displacement increases over the course of the video ◦ Video data is stored as a sequence of JPEG files in NEES repository

Generated using FITS

 Need to support a variety of metadata and data formats that have been developed at the NEES sites over the years  Need to support bulk upload and download of thousands of files per project  Decrease the time needed to upload and download files from the central NEES repository  Ensure long term data viability and accessibility  Complexity of file types ◦ Diversity of the community makes it difficult to proscribe a limited set of file types  Usability of the NEES cyberinfrastructure  Inherited legacy data and data formats

 NEES is at the OSG table as a member of the Consortium and Council for mutual benefit.  We want to collaborate on issues of Data as well as Computation.