Submitter
Glenn Martin, Research Associate Professor and Lab Director of Interactive Realities Laboratory, School of Modeling Simulation and Training, College of Graduate Studies
Amount Awarded (non-recurring)
$495,085
Project Summary
The money will be used to upgrade access to computational science research on campus. UCF has been using the Stokes high-performance computing cluster for the 15 years, which gives faculty and students capabilities to design, implement and use mathematical models to analyze and solve a variety of scientific problems. The system needs updating to keep up with age and demand. The money will purchase modern equipment that will add 60 nodes to replace aging nodes used now. Stokes supports computational research across UCF with users coming from almost every college. In addition, computational research in various domains is increasing and provides a great opportunity for expanding research while requiring little additional space. Each month, multiple users from multiple lab groups across campus use Stokes for their research.
Collaborators
Matching Funds
$200,000