Panda Project Sponsors
The Panda project began in 1993 and has been supported financially
by the following:
-
ARPA,
through an ARPA Fellowship in High Performance Computing and Communications
administered by the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies,
University of Maryland (UMIACS) (1993 - 1995).
- NSF under a PYI award to PI Winslett (1993 - 1995)
and a grant to PI Sanjay Kale (2002-2005).
- NASA through
two grants and contracts, one
to the Horizon project (1994-1997),
and one to the HDF and Panda
projects
(1994 - 1997).
-
Intel, through an Intel Fellowship (1997 - 1998).
- The Department of Energy's Accelerated Strategic
Computing Initiative (1997-present) and a grant to the
Center for Programming Models for Scalable Parallel Computing.
-
The Computational Science and Engineering program at the University
of Illinois, through a series of CSE Fellowships.
We have also benefitted from access to computing facilities owned by others:
- NASA Ames Research Center,
Numerical Aeronautics Simulation Division, through access to
their Intel iPSC/860 and IBM SP2 computing environments
(1993-1996).
- Cornell Supercomputing Center,
through access to their IBM SP2 computing environment
(1995 - 1996).
- The National Center for
Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois,
through access to many of their parallel computing environments
(1995-present).
- HP Labs in Palo Alto,
through access to their network of workstations computing environment
(1995 - 1996).
- Dartmouth College, through access to the Fleet Lab computing
environment, courtesy of Prof. D. Kotz.
- Argonne National Laboratory, through access to their IBM
SP2 computing environments.
- IBM Transarc Lab, through access to their local computing
environment.
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