USER FORUM

• Welcome and Introduction from Phil Webster, CISTO Chief


• Current system status (Fred Reitz, NCCS Operations Manager)
  
  • System Issues
  • Pending Upgrades
  • Utilization
  • Changes


• Current and Future NCCS Compute Capability (Dan Duffy, NCCS Lead Architect)
  
  • Schedule
  • Storage Cluster
  • Architecture
  • Impact of Multicore Computing


• Allocations (Sally Stemwedel, HEC Allocation Specialist)
  
  
• User Updates (Bill Ward, NCCS USG Lead)
  
  • Transition from Explore to Discover
  • Storage Transition
  • Training Opportunities


• Wrap-Up and Opportunity for Questions (Phil Webster, CISTO Chief)
  
  
• Optional Machine Room Tour (Dan Duffy, NCCS Lead Architect)

• What is the User Forum?
  
  
  • The NCCS User Forum is a quarterly meeting designed to facilitate dialogue with the NCCS users.
  
  
  • Topics will vary and may include:
    
    
    • Current NCCS services and systems
    • Suggestions for system utilization
    • Future services or systems
    • Questions and discussion with the user community
  
  
• How to Suggest topics.
  
  
  • Contact User Services Group (301) 286 - 9120

• Web Meeting Instructions
  
  
  • Visit the following URL to join the meeting:Click here.
  • Meeting number: 877 214 6371
  • Participant Code: 913832
  • Web Metting reference materials and software are available at:
    
    
    • Meeting Center Frequently Asked Questions (includes computer and network requirements)Click here.
  
  
  • Downloads: Web Meting Manager Click here.
  
  
• Teleconference Instruction
  
  
  • Meeting number: 877-214-6371
  • Participant Code: 913832

To view slides & Q/A

• Click here to view Slides(2006-06-06).(PPT, PDF)
• Click here to view Slides(2007-01-12).(PPT , PDF)
• Click here to view Slides(2007-04-27).(PPT , PDF)
• Click here to view Slides(2007-09-13).(PPT , PDF)
• Click here to view Slides(2008-02-14).(PPT , PDF)
• Click here to view Slides(2008-05-15).(PPT , PDF)


• Questions & Answers
  • Click here to view Q&A - 06/06/2006.
  • Click here to view Q&A - 09/14/2006.