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An Architecture and Implementation to Support Large-scale Data Access in Scientific Simulation Environments
San Diego, California April 14-April 18
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/SIMSYM.2002.100014935th Annual Simulation Symposium
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Victor P. Holmes, Sandia National Laboratories
Stephen D. Kleban, Sandia National Laboratories
David J. Miller, Sandia National Laboratories
Constantine Pavlakos, Sandia National Laboratories
Clark A. Poore, Sandia National Laboratories
Ruthe L. Vandewart, Sandia National Laboratories
Charles P. Crowley, University of New Mexico
At Sandia National Laboratories, a Data Services system has been developed to provide web-based access to high-performance computing clusters that host a set of post-processing applications for very large-scale data manipulation and visualization. A three-tier architecture provides a meta-framework for a collection of smaller frameworks, each of which satisfies a particular aspect of the overall system, including frameworks for a common data model, distributed resource management, component-based software on the cluster, and security. A prototype implementation has been completed which demonstrates the use of all of these frameworks in an integrated environment to provide end users the ability to manage and understand simulation results for very large, complex problems.
Index Terms:
Web-based simulation, large-scale data, scientific simulation environments, scientific visualization, frameworks, distributed component architecture, CCA, DRM, distributed resource management, cluster computing, Java, CORBA, security, GSF
Citation:
Victor P. Holmes, Stephen D. Kleban, David J. Miller, Constantine Pavlakos, Clark A. Poore, Ruthe L. Vandewart, Charles P. Crowley, "An Architecture and Implementation to Support Large-scale Data Access in Scientific Simulation Environments," ss, pp.0169, 35th Annual Simulation Symposium, 2002
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