The engineering work in remote sensing, data, and HPC systems has enabled the secure deployment of the processing chain Soil Moisture at Plot Scale (S2MP) in the supercomputer OCCIGEN at CINES.
Two years after the beginning of the PHIDIAS HPC project, this second General Assembly was held on 27-28 October 2021 in Domus Comeliana at the heart of Pisa (IT), was a key meeting for the consortium to gather and discuss the results obtained so far.
In the previous episodes, with François Bodin and Charles Troupin, we had a chance to discuss the overarching structure of the initiative, the current HPC, and the supercomputer landscape throughout Europe.
Listen as we dive into the first of the PHIDIAS Use Cases, featuring the interview with Charles Troupin, a researcher at the Université de Liège, who will walk us through the PHIDIAS “Ocean use case” and how the project will help in address the issues related to the ocean research.
The EuroHPC is preparing the transition towards exascale with a new call on Centres of Excellence for HPC. The call will support research and innovation actions that will develop and adapt HPC applications for the exascale and post-exascale era.
PHIDIAS has released its first Podcast, “Moving towards the increase of HPC and Data Capacities”, which is available on all major podcast hosting platforms.
The Blue-Cloud Project has taken a step further towards co-designing a collective, community vision for the future evolution of Blue-Cloud, a web-based cyberspace where marine researchers and innovators will come together to sha
The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking aims at developing, deploying, extending and maintaining in the EU a world-leading federated, secure and hyper-connected supercomputing, quantum comput
Teratec Forum’s sixteenth edition took place virtually on 22-24 June 2021, bringing together top international experts in high performance computing (HPC), simulation and big data, both from research and industry, as well as an excellent showcase for national and Europe
The 30-months project NGIatlantic.eu will push the Next Generation Internet a step further by providing cascade funding to EU-based researchers and innovators in carrying out Next Generation Internet related experiments in collaboration with US research teams.