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Reminder: CISL will update a number of default environment modules on the Cheyenne and Casper systems on Monday, December 20. • The default Intel version will advance from 19.0.5 to 19.1.1. • The default netCDF will advance from 4.7.4 to 4.8.1. • The GCC and NVIDIA HPC compilers will have default versions set to 10.1.0 and 21.9. • CUDA 11.4.0 will be added to the default set of modules on Caspe...
The PEARC22 Technical Program Committee has invited the community to submit content to the PEARC22 technical program. The first submission deadline is for tutorials and workshops on January 21, 2022. The full paper deadline has been moved to February 18 to allow for any full paper that is declined for acceptance to be resubmitted as a short paper on April 8. See the PEARC Call For Proposals for...
Researchers who want help visualizing data to demonstrate the results of their scientific computing can request expert assistance and collaboration from CISL. This service is available to researchers using specialized applications on data analysis and visualization resources that CISL manages. CISL visualization staff have special expertise in CISL-developed software such as VAPOR but are open ...
Abstracts are being accepted now through January 31 for the 2022 Improving Scientific Software Conference. The annual conference organized by the UCAR Software Engineering Assembly (SEA) will take place April 4-8 as a virtual-only event. Visit the SEA site for details.
A JupyterHub update is scheduled for Tuesday morning where users may experience brief interruptions. None planned for Cheyenne, Casper, Glade, Campaign Storage, Quasar, or Stratus.
On Monday, December 13, CISL will increase all users’ GLADE home directory quotas from 25 GB to 50 GB. No user action is required. After the increase, the gladequota command will report a user’s quota as 100 GB to account for data being replicated on multiple storage targets. See the GLADE documentation for more information.