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The Casper system is switching from the Slurm scheduler to PBS Pro, which means workflow changes for the majority of users. To help with the transition, the CISL Consulting Services Group will present an online tutorial at 9 a.m. MDT on Tuesday, March 30. The tutorial will cover a variety of PBS Pro scheduling topics for Casper users. Users who have experience with PBS on Cheyenne are encourage...
Most of the maintenance work scheduled for Wednesday on HPC systems at the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center went as expected, but unexpected problems encountered while restoring network components have prevented returning the systems to service on schedule. CISL staff and the vendor, Mellanox, worked late into the night and resolved the primary issue. Additional work and testing will continue...
Registration is open until March 17 for the UCAR Software Engineering Assembly’s Improving Scientific Software Conference 2021, which will be held virtually March 22-26. Registration is free. See the conference web page for additional information.
Maintenance work scheduled for Tuesday on HPC systems at the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center went as expected and without incident. The Cheyenne and Casper clusters, GLADE file systems, Campaign Storage, data-access nodes, HPSS, and JupyterHub services are expected to remain unavailable until this evening. Users will be notified of any significant changes to the schedule and are advised to w...
A team of NCAR scientists has released a reanalysis that combines an ensemble of 80 different hindcasts (forecasts made for a time in the past) with real-world observations to better understand phenomena like hurricanes and improve the reliability of forecasts. The resulting reanalysis provides snapshots of the atmosphere four times a day from 2011 through 2019, and a detailed picture of atmosp...
NCAR’s HPC resources will be unavailable to users March 9-10 to allow CISL staff and HPE engineers to perform compute and networking infrastructure updates and maintenance. Significant updates, as announced previously, include the addition of high-throughput computing (HTC) nodes to the Casper cluster. Related documentation will be available by Thursday. The Cheyenne and Casper clusters, GLADE ...