GEOWULF: An Inference Engine for Complex Earth Systems

  • Braun, Jean (PI)
  • Beaumont, Christopher (CoI)
  • Brown, Roderick William (CoI)
  • Dentith, Michael Charles (CoI)
  • Gleadow, Andrew John Ward (CoI)
  • Griffin, William Lindsay (CoI)
  • Minty, Brian Robert Stuart (CoI)
  • O'Reilly, Suzanne Yvette (CoI)
  • Sambridge, Malcolm (CoI)

Project: Research

Project Details

Description

The project is to build a Beowulf' cluster as a platform for solving complex data inference problems in the Earth sciences, and in particular the fields of thermochronology, seismology, crustal and mantle dynamics, and landform evolution. A Beowulf cluster is a network-linked set of commonly available off-the-shelf' PC-computers configured to give unprecedented performance/cost ratio. Projects using the Beowulf facility will combine state-of-the-art computational techniques recently developed at ANU, and high quality data sets collected over the past decade to address fundamental questions in the Geosciences.
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date1/01/0331/12/06

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