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Towards a Comprehensive Environment for Data Analysis and Visualization

Towards a Comprehensive Environment for Data Analysis and Visualization. Pamela Gillman, John Clyne Users Forum May 19, 2005. Overview. Introduction Mission Mission Goals Current Services Integrating Scientific Work Flow Centralized Data Access Contact Information Questions?.

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Towards a Comprehensive Environment for Data Analysis and Visualization

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  1. Towards a Comprehensive Environment for Data Analysis and Visualization Pamela Gillman, John Clyne Users Forum May 19, 2005

  2. Overview • Introduction • Mission • Mission Goals • Current Services • Integrating Scientific Work Flow • Centralized Data Access • Contact Information • Questions?

  3. Introduction • Data Analysis Services Group • Formed in November 2004 • Pamela Gillman, John Clyne, Joey Mendoza

  4. Mission Statement Enhancing scientific workflow by providing the research community with a highly advanced computing environment tailored toward the specialized needs of interactive data post-processing, analysis and visualization.

  5. Mission Goals • Providing a state of the art, unified computing environment comprised of powerful, closely coupled, interactive processing and visualization engines, high-performance storage, and specialized software applications • Providing large-capacity, high-performance file systems shared between heterogeneous computers used for modeling, data analysis, visualization and access • Evaluating, exploring and integrating applicable new technologies and methodologies to support the mission • Producing visual content (animations and imagery) as a support service on behalf of scientific staff • Performing basic research and algorithm development of relevant visualization and analysis methods

  6. Current Services (1) • Tempest • Interactive and batch data processing and analysis • Model validation • Applications • IDL, MATLAB, NCL, NCO • Libraries • IMSL, NAG • Development Environment • MIPSPro C, C++, F77, F90 • MPI, OMP • GNU tools • flint, WorkShop, WorkShopMPF

  7. Current Services (2) • Advanced visualization facilities • 3D and 4D data • Terascale data sets • Remote visualization services • Applications and libraries: • Vtk, Vis5d, IDL, NCL, OpenDX, and more • Expert visualization staff • Production visualization animation and imaging • Customers: • Scientists • Support staff (e.g. VETS)

  8. SCD Visualization Lab Large format, high-resolution stereoscopic display Group meeting room Access Grid Operated by SCD’s Visualization and Enabling Technologies Section (VETS) Current Services (3) The SCD VisLab: A decision making environment for NCAR sciences Photo: Carlye Calvin -- UCAR Reservations and info : http://www.vets.ucar.edu/Vislab/index.shtml

  9. SGI Prism Linux/Itanium2 Visualization SMP 64bit commodity visualization cluster SGI Origin2000 Irix/MIPS Analysis SMP SGI Onyx3800 Irix/MIPS Visualization SMP Ciprico Shared Storage Array Visual Computing and Display Resources Video Switch High Bandwidth Switch Internet

  10. images X11 protocol Internet Remote visualization Office Based Remote Visualization Local visualization Gfx pipe cpu 0 Gfx pipe Gfx pipe Gfx pipe cpu 9 GigE FC Visual Supercomputer High bandwidth shared storage

  11. Computation Analyze Results Visualize Results Publish Results Integrating Scientific Work Flow Problem

  12. CXFS GPFS VIS Servers Compute Servers Analysis Servers cache MSS Servers high-performance file system data portal SCD portal SNFS Centralized Data Access

  13. Contact Information • SCD Customer Support • http://www.scd.ucar.edu/main.user.html • consult1@ucar.edu • 303-497-1278 • DASG • http://www.scd.ucar.edu/hss/dasg/ • dasg@ucar.edu

  14. Questions?

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