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Contributors of Technology and Support
National Science Foundation | NSF-KDI award winner |
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NASA | NASA Grand Challenge Grant (CAN NCCS5-153) |
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Globus | Argonne National Laboratory |
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Cactus | Potsdam/NCSA/WashU International Numerical Relativity collaboration |
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Grace | Rutgers University |
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Zeus | Laboratory for Computational Astrophysics, NCSA |
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LCA Vision | Laboratory for Computational Astrophysics, NCSA |
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Portal
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The development of the ASC Portal is the ongoing work of
- Michael Russell, University of Chicago
- Main Portal Designer, Architect and Implementor
- John Shalf, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
- Coordination and Design
- Greg Daues, National Center for Supercomputing Applications
- Globus, GIIS and MyProxy Deployment
- Ruxandra Bondarescu, National Center for Supercomputing Applications
- Cactus Toolkit Interface Design, XMLRPC/SOAP Communication
- Malcolm Tobias, Washington University in St. Louis
- Web Servers, Virtual Organization Base Administration
- Jason Novotny, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
- GPDK, MyProxy, Design
Credit should also be given to
- The Java CoG team
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Jarek Gawor,
Peter Lane,
Nell Rehn
- The Beta Testers
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Gabrielle Allen,
Ed Seidel,
Thomas Dramlitsch,
Denis Pollney,
Ian Kelley,
Oliver Wehrens,
and the rest of the numerical relativity group at
the Albert Einstein Institute.
Jian Tao, Washington University in St. Louis.
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Application Code
- Mark Miller, Washington University in St. Louis
- GRAstro_Hydro, GRAstro_Spacetime author
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AMR
- Sai Iyer, Washington University in St. Louis
- AMR, hydrodynamics development within the Cactus framework
- Ed Evans, Washington University in St. Louis
- AMR, hydrodynamics development within the Cactus framework
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Visualization
- John Shalf, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
- Web-based and Desktop Visualization Coordination and Design
- Brad Wind, National Center for Supercomputing Applications
- Creator/Developer of LCA Vision
- Gala Wind, National Center for Supercomputing Applications
- Creator/Developer of LCA Vision
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