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Community of Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Professionals Dr. Dobb's | Good stuff for serious developers: Programming Tools, Code, C++, Java, HTML5, Cloud, Mobile, Testing Computing at Columbia Timeline Columbia University Computing History A Chronology of Computing at Columbia University New:Books, manuals, journals, magazines, notes, and artifacts... 65 years of computing at Columbia University. Last update: Thu Dec 12 15:52:33 2013 [ Credits ] [ Introduction ] [ Timeline ] [ Epilog ] [ Tables ] [ Acronyms ] [ Glossary ] [ Sources ] [ Links ] [ FAQ ] The world's most powerful computer at Columbia University's Watson Lab, 612 West 115th Street NYC, 5th floor rear, 1954. [ Early ] [ 1920 ] [ 1930 ] [ 1940 ] [ 1950 ] [ 1960 ] [ 1970 ] [ 1980 ] [ 1990 ] [ 2000 ] [ SEARCH ] [ FAQ ] Supplement: Hollerith An Electric Tabulating System by Herman Hollerith, The Quarterly, Columbia University School of Mines, Vol.X No.16 (Apr 1889), pp.238-255. Supplement: Grosch Computer: Bit Slices from a Life by Dr. Supplement: Brennan The IBM Watson Laboratory at Columbia University - A History by Jean Ford Brennan (1971). 76 pages, 25 photos. Supplement: Hankam Supplement: Krawitz Personalities: Capsule Summary
The eSalsa Project With a team of experts from ocean modelling and distributed computing we will tackle the problem of determining projections of future sea level changes due to changes in the North Atlantic ocean circulation. The innovative element is the use of an eddy-resolving ocean model, the Parallel Ocean Model (POP) to determine these sea level changes with an unprecedented level of detail (10 km resolution). The technical challenge is to integrate the ocean model under an ensemble of atmospheric forcing conditions for about 100 years such that also the uncertainties and extremes in sea-level changes can be determined. To realize these computations within the 3-year period of this project, the implementation of new distributed computing techniques in the POP model is essential, as is the use of state-of-the art accelerators such as GPUs. The project will be managed according to the Simulation Lab strategy which is very ambitious and will be transformative in the ocean-modelling field.
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