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Computing and Data Grids for Science and Engineering - Johnston, Gannon.. (2000) (3 citations) (Correct)
....IPG, and is creating groups that will develop (as necessary) test, deploy, and support these services. In addition to new local organizational structure and local Figure 2 First Phase of NASA s Information Power Grid 8 R D, NAS is coordinating related activities at the NSF supercomputer centers [17], and at several universities, to provide various components of the new operational model. Current progress is reflected in the IPG Engineering Working Group tasks (see [4] 30 tasks have been identified as critical for the baseline system, and groups have been organized around the major task ....
The NSF PACIs are the Alliance/NCSA (http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/) and NPACI/SDSC (http://www.npaci.edu/).
Grids as Production Computing Environments: The.. - Johnston, Gannon.. (1999) (21 citations) (Correct)
....that have common use interfaces and a common management approach, the potential exists for a considerable pool of computing capability that could relatively easily, e.g. be called on in extraordinary situations such as crisis response. IPG is a collaboration between NASA and the NSF PACIs [1], and the initial set of distributed services are based on the Globus metacomputing system [5] The near term goal of IPG is a prototype production Grid, which entails developing, deploying, and supporting infrastructure like LDAP information servers and PKI security services, and the ....
The NSF PACIs are the Alliance/NCSA (http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/) and NPACI/SDSC (http://www.npaci.edu/).
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