THE FIRST TEN YEARS
The Computational Technologies Project (formerly known as the Earth and Space Sciences Project) has funded 17 Grand Challenge Investigations in its first two rounds. Over nearly a decade, these investigator teams have been expanding the nation's ability to apply high-performance computing to thorny problems that science could not solve otherwise. The project also supports research and education efforts at NASA centers.
Article: "Ten Years of Advances in Computing Earth and Space"
Science and Technology Highlights: Grand Challenge Investigators
Round 2 (1996-2000)
David Curkendall, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Roberto Mechoso, UCLA
Andrea Malagoli, University of Chicago
John Gardner, Naval Research Laboratory
Tamas Gombosi, University of Michigan
Paul Saylor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Technology Highlights: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
PARAMESH - Parallel Adaptive Mesh Refinement Toolkit
The Beowulf Project - The GSFC-Centric Time Line
Ensemble Calculations for Seasonal Forecasting using PC Clusters
Education Highlight: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA Summer School in High Performance Computational Earth and Space Sciences
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