SCC präsentiert Forschung aus Supercomputing und Big Data

SCC participated in the HPC exhibition at the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC'15) in Frankfurt from July 13rd to 15th, 2015. The ISC exhibition is the largest HPC fair in Europe and the second largest worldwide. This year, there were 153 exhibitors and more than 2,800 visitors. Beside of the major hardware vendors, the major European computing centres and a wide variety of software vendors from the public and industrial sectors were represented at the exhibition. The SCC booth attracted several hundred visitors. As an application example, we presented a model of the remote sensing instrument “Gimballed Limb Observer for Radiance Imaging of the Atmosphere“ (GLORIA). ... mehrGLORIA is a joint project of KIT and FZJ. It has successfully been operated on the research aircrafts Geophysica and HALO, measuring atmospheric temperature and different gases as ozone or water vapour. Conversations between visitors and SCC specialists focused on infrastructure and SCC participated in the HPC exhibition at the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC'15) in Frankfurt from July 13rd to 15th, 2015. The ISC exhibition is the largest HPC fair in Europe and the second largest worldwide. This year, there were 153 exhibitors and more than 2,800 visitors. Beside of the major hardware vendors, the major European computing centres and a wide variety of software vendors from the public and industrial sectors were represented at the exhibition. The SCC booth attracted several hundred visitors. As an application example, we presented a model of the remote sensing instrument “Gimballed Limb Observer for Radiance Imaging of the Atmosphere“ (GLORIA). GLORIA is a joint project of KIT and FZJ. It has successfully been operated on the research aircrafts Geophysica and HALO, measuring atmospheric temperature and different gases as ozone or water vapour. Conversations between visitors and SCC specialists focused on infrastructure and SCC participated in the HPC exhibition at the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC'15) in Frankfurt from July 13rd to 15th, 2015. The ISC exhibition is the largest HPC fair in Europe and the second largest worldwide. This year, there were 153 exhibitors and more than 2,800 visitors. Beside of the major hardware vendors, the major European computing centres and a wide variety of software vendors from the public and industrial sectors were represented at the exhibition. The SCC booth attracted several hundred visitors. As an application example, we presented a model of the remote sensing instrument “Gimballed Limb Observer for Radiance Imaging of the Atmosphere“ (GLORIA). GLORIA is a joint project of KIT and FZJ. It has successfully been operated on the research aircrafts Geophysica and HALO, measuring atmospheric temperature and different gases as ozone or water vapour. Conversations between visitors and SCC specialists focused on infrastructure and research in the fields of Supercomputing and Big Data.