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Application Testbed for European GRID computing
The EUROGRID project was a shared cost Research and
Technology Development project (RTD) granted by the
European Commission (grant no. IST 1999-20247). It is part of the
Information
Society Technologies Programme (IST). The grant period was Nov 1, 2000 till Jan 31, 2004.
The EUROGRID project demonstrated the use of GRIDs in selected scientific and industrial communities, addressed the
specific requirements of these communities, and highlighted the benefits of using GRIDs.
Bio GRID
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Meteo GRID
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Technology Development
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CAE GRID
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HPC Research GRID
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The objectives of the EUROGRID project were:
- To establish a European GRID network of leading High Performance Computing centres
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- To operate and support the EUROGRID software infrastructure. The EUROGRID
software will use the existing Internet network and will offer seamless and
secure access for the EUROGRID users.
- To develop important GRID software components and to integrate them into EUROGRID (fast file transfer, resource
broker, interface for coupled applications and interactive access).
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- To demonstrate distributed simulation codes from different application areas (Biomolecular simulationss, Weather prediction, Coupled CAE simulations, Structural
analysis, Real-time data processing).
- To productise the EUROGRID software components. After project end the
EUROGRID software will be available as supported product.
All these objectives have been achieved during the project.
The EUROGRID software components will be exploited by the ther parters for computational GRIDs,
domain-specific portals in the scientific areas of biology, chemistry, meteorology and computer added engeneering.
d.mallmann@
fz-juelich.de
10-May-2004
URL: <http://www.eurogrid.org/index.html>
The EUROGRID website is maintained by Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH. Imprint
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