Project Description: XSEDE: eXtreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment
Author(s)
Towns, John
Andrews, Phil
Boisseau, Jay
Roskies, Ralph
Brown, Janet
Boudwin, Kathlyn
Cockerill, Tim
Grimshaw, Andrew
Kovatch, Patricia
Lathrop, Scott
Levine, Mike
Sanielevici, Sergiu
Stanzione, Dan
Wallnau, Kurt
Issue Date
2010-07-16
Keyword(s)
XSEDE
Extreme science and engineering discovery environment
advanced digital services
cyberinfrastructure
project description
transformational science and engineering
innovative educational programs
training education and outreach
TEOs
coordination and management
CMs
AUSs
advanced user support
user engagement
governance
science impact
Abstract
The Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) partnership proposes to develop an unprecedented, comprehensive advanced digital services cyberinfrastructure (CI) to enable transformative open science and engineering research and innovative training and educational programs. The goal of XSEDE is to offer users tremendous capabilities with maximum productivity, enabling them to advance and share knowledge across domains. The XSEDE architecture, engineering, operations, support, and education activities are co-designed by an unparalleled team to achieve this goal, far surpassing TeraGrid in usability, reliability, capability, performance, and security—and ultimately, in user productivity and science impact. This proposal and the accompanying supporting documents detail the results of extensive evaluation and planning by the XSEDE team to build this unique cyberinfrastructure.
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