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Research CyberInfrastructure. Presentation to the ITC 4/15/11 – Terry Millar. UW-Madison Research CyberInfrastructure ?. $. R CI. Research CyberInfrastructure ?. Resources: Material – C omputer equipment Software Human – core competencies in 1 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Research CyberInfrastructure

Presentation to the ITC4/15/11 – Terry Millar

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UW-Madison Research CyberInfrastructure?

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Research CyberInfrastructure?Resources:

1. Material –

a. Computer equipment

b. Software

2. Human – core competencies in 1

3. Social – networked core competencies in 1 - 3

How much do we have of each resource and what are their distributions and costs?

How much will we need in 5-10 years, and with what distributions and at what costs?

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Research CyberInfrastructure?

To first order, no one has a clue.

Perhaps we should have a clue?

A role for the Information Technology Committee?

Institution: γνῶθι σεαυτόν

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Research CyberInfrastructure

Possible Strategy: Tackle resources in order, since each will help inform those that follow:

1. Material – computer equipment

a. Computer Equipment

b. Software

2. Human – core competencies in 1

3. Social – networked core competencies in 1 - 3

What follows are some statistics on computer equipment derived from the campus Inventory

Question: What is the total initial value of all computer equipment currently in the Campus Inventory, and what is the distribution by fund accounts used for acquisition?

Warning: Data includes all categories of use, not just for research

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Research CyberInfrastructure Total Computer Equipment Costs by Purchase Fund

FUND NAME FUND # Total Initial Value Count of Items $ % of totalAuxliary Enterprises 128 $30,293,381 1091 41.4%Federal Aid - Special Projects 144 $19,509,148 1807 26.6%Non-Federal Grants and Contracts 133 $5,804,339 266 7.9%Federal Indirect Cost Reimbursement 150 $4,732,314 517 6.5%GPO - Doctoral Cluster 101 $4,136,017 363 5.6%General Operations Receipts 136 $2,541,934 254 3.5%Gifts & Donations - WARF 135 $2,064,757 124 2.8%Gifts - General 233 $2,058,158 109 2.8%Laboratories 114 $396,231 24 0.5%Vetinary Diagnostics Lab 165 $351,146 11 0.5%State Lab of Hygiene 130 $348,825 31 0.5%Athletics 528 $234,009 24 0.3%Endowment Trust Fund 161 $192,391 28 0.3%Insurance Loss 999 $144,082 4 0.2%Extension 104 $82,403 12 0.1%School of Business 177 $76,134 9 0.1%Federal Aid - Hatch 142 $76,065 15 0.1%

AT9 $57,141 1 0.1%Fed - Medical Loan Program 141 $37,991 1 0.1%Athletics - Gifts 533 $25,431 2 0.0%Phys Plant Lab Services 120 $15,525 1 0.0%Fed Aid - Smith Lever 143 $13,147 2 0.0%Non-Appropriated Revenue 000 $7,667 1 0.0%Laboratories 122 $5,333 1 0.0%Academic Student Fees 131 $4,305 1 0.0%

Total $73,207,875 4,699

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Research CyberInfrastructure

What constitutes ‘research equipment’?

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Research CyberInfrastructureDESCRIPTION Total Initial Value Number of such items

COMPONENT PART $13,598,403 1002SERVER $10,236,150 750SWITCH $7,062,860 335COMPUTER $5,248,188 839CHASSIS $3,879,101 55ROUTER $3,570,176 49COMPUTER CLUSTER $3,487,056 100ARRAY $3,065,403 130STORAGE SYSTEM $2,690,955 49SERVER CLUSTER $1,946,056 200NETWORK $1,560,687 42EQUIPMENT UPGRADE $1,103,650 19DISK DRIVE $961,035 71TAPE LIBRARY $775,888 55RESNET NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE $659,119 1TERMINAL $542,393 99SAN (STORAGE AREA NETWORK) $470,808 20RESNET EXPANSION EAGLE HEIGHTS $434,949 1TAPE DRIVE $411,517 33FIREWALL $398,108 34PRINTER $373,543 55GLOW STORAGE GRID PROJECT $346,864 6RACK $291,670 20SPS-COMPUTER SYSTEM $274,470 3SOUTH POLE SYSTEM PY09 $271,135 5COMPUTER SYSTEM $269,634 21BUNDLE $267,205 2PY09 MADISON DATA CENTER $264,330 1SCANNER $256,951 32ANALYZER $254,851 15GLOW COMPUTE GRID $250,110 5

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Research CyberInfrastructure

What is the distribution of computer equipment now in inventory

by date of purchase?

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Research CyberInfrastructure

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Annual Cost of Computer Equipment Purchased still in Inventory

Yearly Total

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Research CyberInfrastructure

Questions:

What major unit has the greatest investment in

computer equipment? Second greatest?

What is the distribution of computer equipment by major unit?

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Research CyberInfrastructureCurrent Inventory of Computer Equipment by Major Unit

Admin Name Total Purchase Cost Number of PurchasesInfo Technology $25,920,037 725Graduate School $13,077,103 981L&S $11,234,029 1040Univ Housing $3,940,284 108Medical Sch $3,697,009 332Engineering $3,641,978 439CALS $2,399,039 273Library $1,416,388 48Education $1,208,582 103St Lab Hyg $903,679 82General Services $743,340 57Wisconsin Union $559,958 98Fac Planning Mgmnt $526,713 24Nelson Inst $447,632 87Vet Diag Lab $351,146 11Psych Ins $316,919 26InterC Athletics $245,670 25Univ Police $242,019 57Vet Med $201,462 27Sch of Business $168,686 23Univ Hlth Services $166,494 12Pharmacy $112,178 9Enroll Management $87,453 9Div Cont Studies $47,479 9Dean of Students $25,352 3Inter Studies $23,842 2Sch of Nursing $20,401 1Law School $19,236 5Business Services $12,469 4SOHE $6,144 3General Ed Admin $5,587 1

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Admin Name Total Purchase Cost # of Purchases FUND

Business Services $12,469 4 101

CALS $1,428,665 132 144

CALS $355,003 44 150

CALS $164,681 22 133

CALS $111,023 26 101

CALS $83,353 10 136

Education $363,184 22 128

Education $304,502 30 150

Education $197,543 16 136

Education $184,539 16 135

Engineering $1,553,172 212 144

Engineering $1,058,381 108 101

Engineering $579,138 62 150

Engineering $301,538 43 133

Engineering $83,861 3 135

Fac Planning Mgmnt $319,431 15 128

Fac Planning Mgmnt $207,282 9 101

General Services $669,151 46 128

General Services $47,947 8 101

General Services $26,242 3 150

Research CyberInfrastructure

Computer Equipment by major unit and then by purchase fund

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Admin Name Total Purchase Cost # of Purchases FUND

Graduate School $8,808,863 708 144

Graduate School $1,157,490 100 136

Graduate School $1,053,011 56 233

Graduate School $616,278 40 150

Graduate School $539,782 6 135

Graduate School $474,328 47 128

Graduate School $302,144 14 133

Info Technology $21,877,156 622 128

Info Technology $3,418,679 77 133

Info Technology $424,699 20 101

Info Technology $138,969 2 999

Info Technology $39,675 2 150

L&S $6,645,751 595 144

L&S $1,277,319 180 150

L&S $1,198,870 86 135

L&S $901,216 35 133

L&S $401,967 41 128

L&S $385,833 40 101

Law School $13,504 4 101

Law School $5,732 1 133

Library $1,213,205 36 101

Library $163,400 4 136

Library $3,738 2 128

Research CyberInfrastructure

Computer Equipment by major unit and then by purchase fund

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Admin Name Total Purchase Cost # of Purchases FUNDMedical Sch $787,867 39 233Medical Sch $686,827 61 136Medical Sch $682,293 69 150Medical Sch $582,691 50 133Medical Sch $508,164 75 144Medical Sch $233,069 16 128Medical Sch $83,963 7 101Medical Sch $83,015 9 161Nelson Inst $253,128 49 144Nelson Inst $119,851 22 150Nelson Inst $34,140 10 133Nelson Inst $31,952 4 101Pharmacy $57,141 1 AT9Pharmacy $18,162 1 128Pharmacy $10,000 1 150Psych Ins $125,180 13 144Psych Ins $119,705 2 233Psych Ins $65,312 3 150Sch of Business $76,134 9 177Sch of Business $48,514 4 104Sch of Business $29,370 5 133St Lab Hyg $547,492 50 150St Lab Hyg $320,831 28 130St Lab Hyg $35,356 4 144Vet Diag Lab $351,146 11 165Vet Med $80,234 10 128Vet Med $60,273 5 150Vet Med $29,057 9 101

Research CyberInfrastructure

Computer Equipment by major unit and then by purchase fund

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Research CyberInfrastructure

Who are the people behind the purchases?

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Research CyberInfrastructureAdmin Name NAME $ Purchases # Purchases DEPT_NAME

Info Technology WILCOX, STEVEN J $6,976,389 119 SEO*ESSGraduate School PAULOS, ROBERT J $5,191,972 266 ICECUBE RESEARCH*ICECUBEInfo Technology LAST, CHRISTOPHER E $4,320,756 155 NETWORK SVCS*21 CEN NETInfo Technology CHEN, CHIH-HSIUNG $3,072,511 51 NETWORK SVCS*21 CEN NETL&S HAHN, KENNETH A $2,841,500 162 COMPUTER SCI*COMP SCIUniv Housing FRITSCH, KURT A $1,559,551 42 DIV ADMIN*RH CAPITALL&S PARTER, DAVID W $1,201,841 86 COMPUTER SCI*COMP SCIGraduate School $1,183,477 38 ICECUBE RESEARCH*ICECUBEInfo Technology BARR, ISABEL (KIKA) $1,052,121 12 WISCNET*BKBONE HDWInfo Technology CHRISTIAN, PATRICK L. $1,035,115 17 NETWORK SVCS*RESRCH NETL&S PAULSON, ERIK S $793,759 48 COMPUTER SCI*COMP SCIUniv Housing HAYDEN, ROBERT A. $760,101 13 DIV ADMIN*RH CAPITALInfo Technology BARTIG, JEFFREY S $702,976 13 WISCNET*BKBONE HDWInfo Technology LAST, CHRISTOPHER E $662,468 5 ADMINISTRATION*PURCHASINGL&S RADER, STEPHEN L $625,538 20 PHYSICS*PHYSICSInfo Technology BARTIG, JEFFREY S $600,372 2 NETWORK DEPT OFC*INTERNETLibrary WAUGH, DAVID P $597,821 12 LIBR TECH GROUP*TECH GROUPLibrary SIMPSON, MICHAEL G $561,899 15 LIBR TECH GROUP*TECH GROUPGraduate School ELICEIRI, KEVIN W $501,180 12 MOLECULAR BIOL*MOLEC BIOWisconsin Union $495,639 94 MEMORIAL UNION*MEM UNIONUniv Housing SCATENI, MARC A $490,488 7 UA ADMIN*UA CAPITALL&S JANSEN, STEPHAN L $487,995 62 ASTRONOMY*ASTRONGraduate School SCHNEIDER, DARRYN A $464,158 31 ICECUBE RESEARCH*ICECUBEGraduate School KUNERT, RICHARD E $441,062 6 BIOTECHNOLGY CTR*BIOTEC CTRGraduate School OLSON, ERIK ROGER $440,573 40 SPACE SCI&ENG CT*SPACE SCI&ENGInfo Technology BURGE, LAWRENCE J $437,229 7 WISCNET*BKBONE HDWGraduate School GUMLEY, LIAM E $437,015 26 SPACE SCI&ENG CT*SPACE SCI&ENGL&S BEEBE, PAUL H $417,071 42 COMPUTER SCI*COMP SCIGeneral Services $407,423 33 VC ADMIN-BP&A*OPERTN S&EGraduate School WADE, DELORES M $399,273 22 SPACE SCI&ENG CT*SPACE SCI&ENGCALS MARKLEY, JOHN L $399,061 18 BIOCHEMISTRY*BIOCHEM

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Research CyberInfrastructureAdmin Name NAME $ Purchases # Purchases DEPT_NAME

Univ Housing FISCHER, STEVEN B $391,232 5 DIV ADMIN*RH CAPITALInfo Technology $377,836 37 NETWORK SVCS*21 CEN NETL&S MAIER, WILLIAM C $371,833 15 PHYSICS*PHYSICSInfo Technology SCHLICHT, MICHAEL J $364,353 3 WISCNET*BKBONE HDWCALS WHITNEY, MICHAEL H $362,851 24 WI BIOENERGY INT*GLBRCInfo Technology PLANKERS, ROBERT D $359,821 1 SEO*SISInfo Technology GENTHNER, HEIDI A $347,342 4 WISCNET*BKBONE HDWGraduate School ROBUS, WILLIAM DUWAYNE $344,889 25 SPACE SCI&ENG CT*SPACE SCI&ENGSt Lab Hyg JAFFERIS, ROBERT J $339,350 6 INFORMATIC&SURVL*SUPPORTGraduate School NOLIN, SCOTT K $322,622 20 SPACE SCI&ENG CT*SPACE SCI&ENGGraduate School ROBAIDEK, JERROLD O $313,778 38 SPACE SCI&ENG CT*SPACE SCI&ENGVet Diag Lab JORDAHL, ORVILLE D $309,165 8 MSN ADMIN*ITL&S WU, SAU LAN YU $308,394 20 PHYSICS*PHYSICSInfo Technology $299,414 3 SEO*COE-HRSEducation THORN, CHRISTOPHER A $273,815 10 WIS CTR EDUC RES*TECH SVCSInfo Technology BRENNAN, PATRICK W $271,173 12 SEO*WISCCMAILMedical Sch NORMAN, DIRK C $268,569 19 OPHTHAL&VIS SCI*FPRCSt Lab Hyg YOUNGER, JAMES L $243,095 31 INFORMATIC&SURVL*SUPPORTL&S ARNOLD, ANDREW $240,590 28 SOCIOLOGY*SOCIOLOGYUniv Housing TUCK, ANDREW M $233,016 5 UA ADMIN*UA CAPITALL&S BLODGETT, MICHAEL J $229,193 10 COMPUTER SCI*COMP SCIMedical Sch FANTA, KENNETH D $228,500 2 ORTHOPEDIC&REHAB*ORTHOInfo Technology LAST, CHRISTOPHER E $221,513 1 SEO*APP SCHEDFac Planning Mgmnt BURROW, ROBERT G $218,542 7 BASS*MIS LANInfo Technology NAZARIO, PAUL S $215,517 1 NETWORK SVCS*21 CEN NETGraduate School DUTCHER, STEVEN T $210,620 12 SPACE SCI&ENG CT*SPACE SCI&ENGCALS PHILLIPS, GEORGE N JR $201,636 14 BIOCHEMISTRY*BIOCHEMMedical Sch PFEIFER, GREGG A $198,068 3 RADIOLOGY*RADIOLOGYEngineering ENGELSTAD, ROXANN L $197,968 12 MECHANICAL ENGR*MECH ENGREngineering GRAMS, TROY M $195,336 9 CMPTR-AIDED ENGR*CAE DINInfo Technology CHRISTIAN, PATRICK L. $193,490 5 WISCNET*BKBONE HDWGraduate School EMBORG, MARINA E. $192,116 1 PRIMATE RES CTR*BASE GRANT

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Research CyberInfrastructureAdmin Name NAME $ Purchases # Purchases DEPT_NAME

L&S SILVER, ALAN C $190,073 3 CHEMISTRY*CHEMISTRYInfo Technology BARR, ISABEL (KIKA) $163,101 8 WISCNET*WISCNETInfo Technology STRAAVALDSEN, ERIC J $160,067 2 SEO*WISCCMAILInfo Technology PLANKERS, ROBERT D $156,899 9 FINANCIAL SVCS*UWPAYSTOAPInfo Technology $156,483 4 SEO*SISGeneral Services CHEREK, KEVIN L $146,921 1 VC ADMIN-BP&A*OPERTN S&EL&S LIVNY, MIRON $146,853 14 COMPUTER SCI*COMP SCIGraduate School KARCHER, CARL A $146,784 8 WAISMAN CENTER*WAISMANL&S $144,621 13 COMPUTER SCI*COMP SCICALS RADELOFF, VOLKER C $142,058 21 FOREST&WLDLF ECO*FOREST&WLDInfo Technology MILLS, HIDEKO J $138,969 2 NETWORK SVCS*21 CEN NETFac Planning Mgmnt BURROW, ROBERT G $136,126 4 BASS*GENERALEngineering FARRELL, PATRICK V $133,018 9 ENGR EXPER STA*ENGINE CTREducation THORN, CHRISTOPHER A $132,723 13 WIS CTR EDUC RES*WI CTR EDUEducation VOGEL, ERVIN M $131,742 8 INSTR MEDIA DVLP*INSTR MEDIA DSt Lab Hyg FAUERBACH, DIANE L $128,647 19 INFORMATION&SURVL*INFORMATICL&S $127,736 57 PHYSICS*PHYSICSInfo Technology LAST, CHRISTOPHER E $127,541 4 NETWORK SVCS*REMOTE CONEngineering MILENKOVIC, PAUL H $126,525 7 ELEC & COM ENGR*ELEC&COMPInfo Technology TANNER, STEPHEN T $122,426 14 SEO*WEBCTInfo Technology JELINKOVA, KLARA $118,721 3 NETWORK SVCS*21 CEN NETL&S HAHN, KENNETH A $116,590 8 PHYSICS*PHYSICSEngineering DEPABLO, JUAN J $112,860 32 ENGR EXPER STA*MRSECInfo Technology WILCOX, STEVEN J $112,817 3 SEO*BUCKY BKUPMedical Sch MCDERMOTT, DONALD F III $112,657 6 SURGERY*SURGERYEngineering TRUJILLO, MARIO F $110,114 4 MECHANICAL ENGR*MECH ENGRCALS TOBIN, KERRY W $108,487 27 BIOCHEMISTRY*BIOCHEMMedical Sch KONOPACKI, RICHARD A $106,240 3 BIOSTAT & MED I*NETWRK OPERL&S SPALDING, EDGAR P $105,361 16 BOTANY*BOTANYUniv Housing FRITSCH, KURT A $105,232 7 UA ADMIN*UA CAPITALL&S SKINNER, JAMES L $104,940 9 CHEMISTRY*CHEMISTRYInfo Technology BLOCHWITZ, JEANNE A $104,530 2 SEO*WEBCTInfo Technology FRITZE, MICHELLE L $103,608 8 SEO*SWISInfo Technology PLANKERS, ROBERT D $103,060 3 SEO*BUCKY BKUPEngineering MAVRIKAKIS, EMMANOUIL $102,755 4 CHEMICAL ENGR*CHEM ENGR

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Research CyberInfrastructure

Statistics on the people ‘behind’ the Computer Equipment Purchases

Cost Item CountTotal Computer Equipment $73,207,875 4,699Count on People 1,088Mean Value by Person $67,287 4Median Value by Person $13,260 2

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Research CyberInfrastructure

Patterns in ‘nature’

You are walking along a beach. Ahead you see 8 medium size stones in essentially a straight line spanning several yards. Would you be surprised?

When do patterns evoke a sense of curiosity about possible causes?

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Research CyberInfrastructure

Assume you have a complex technology with many ‘layers’,

1 through N. Assume layer i has 2i

people, with the end users

Assume that each layer has about the same amount of financial

investment in equipment

Assume you know the amount of equipment per person at each level

at level N

Then what is the distribution of equipment value versus people?

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Distribution of computer equipment initial valuesummed by bin depending on size of initial value associated to specific in-

dividuals

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Research CyberInfrastructure

Why?!

One possible reason is that the federal grant size versus number

of grants has a similar power law distribution.

But:

1. That begs the question of why the federal grant size has

that distribution.

2. Federal grants account for only 27% of the

computer equipment.

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Research CyberInfrastructureRecall

FUND NAME FUND # Total Initial Value Count of Items $ % of totalFederal Aid - Special Projects 144 $19,509,148 1807 26.6%Federal Indirect Cost Reimbursement 150 $4,732,314 517 6.5%

Total $73,207,875 4,699

Non-federal $53,698,727

This is Inventory over time, therefore it represents a

rolling ‘steady state.’

In steady state, every dollar investment in computer equipment

used in research and purchased with non-federal funds

generates, to first order, the equivalent amount of 150 funds.

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Research CyberInfrastructureFUND NAME FUND # Total Initial Value Count of Items $ % of total

Federal Aid - Special Projects 144 $19,509,148 1807 26.6%Federal Indirect Cost Reimbursement 150 $4,732,314 517 6.5%

Total $73,207,875 4,699

Non-federal $53,698,727

Therefore either

1) the campus only uses about 10% of its non-federally

funded computer purchases to support research; or

2) the campus is not re-investing its Indirect Cost

Reimbursement in a way commensurate with its

research computing investments from other sources.

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Research CyberInfrastructureFinally:

Admin Name Total Purchase Cost Number of PurchasesInfo Technology $25,920,037 725

Graduate School $13,077,103 981

L&S $11,234,029 1040

Univ Housing $3,940,284 108

Medical Sch $3,697,009 332

Engineering $3,641,978 439

CALS $2,399,039 273

Library $1,416,388 48

Education $1,208,582 103

It is alleged by people who know that Info Technology computer equipment costs

are not included in the indirect calculation with the Feds, because it is not

designated as a research unit!

Info Technology $21,877,156 622 128Info Technology $3,418,679 77 133Info Technology $424,699 20 101

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Research CyberInfrastructure

And recall, computer equipment is just half of the material

resources, and does not touch human or social resources.

It seems that someone should wake up each morning with

Research Cyberinfrastructure as her/his primary mission.

It also is my opinion that that person should report to the

Vice Chancellor for Research, in order to best protect

research interests.

γνῶθι σεαυτόν

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Research CyberInfrastructure

One example to show that the material resources

are just the tip of the tip of the iceberg:

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Research Cyberinfrastructure Data Center ExampleCenter for High Throughput Computing at B240

Approx imate Annual Services Provided

23 Centers/Collaborations

22 Departments

73 Faculty/Staff

131 Students

.7 FTE of ‘evolution’ user support

.7 FTE of ‘steady state’ user support2.2 FTE maintenance and operation support30 million CPU-hours of computing1 petabyte spinning diskSoftware*

To

Hardware/Infrastructure

~$530K in: Power Water APC equipment Racks

~$2 M in Computers(Of this amount, ~$1M camefrom collaborators)

Harvested cycles from campus desktops

Web portals (simplify/automate research computing)

Electrical Capacity for

Powering machinesCooling Machines

~ 1: 1.5

150KW(Green: served as a model for Findorff/Mortenson for WIDs)

CHTC Resources

Firm L&S 2 FTE Annually

Variable

Federal $90K/Yr last 5 years

WARF $410K/Yr last 5 years (staff and eqpt)

Cap Exercise $20K/yr last 5 years

*

*See next slide for more details

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ATLAS Biological Magnetic Resonance Data Bank Center for LimnologyCMSComputational Nuclear Engineering Research GroupDaya Bay Engine Research CenterGeriatric Research Education and Clinical CenterGlobal Lakes Ecological Observatory NetworkGreat Lakes Bioenergy Research CenterIceCubeLaboratory for Molecular and Computational Genomics Nelson Institute Psychiatric Institute and Clinics Social Science Computing Cooperative Synchrotron Radiation CenterValue Added Research Center Waisman CenterWisconsin ADRC Medical Imaging Lab Wisconsin Center for Education ResearchWisconsin Electric Machines and Power Electronics Consortium Wisconsin Institute for Medical Research

Centers/Collaborations Depts/Cont’d Medical Physics  Medical Sciences Medicine   Nuclear Engineering   Physics   Statistics   Zoology

DepartmentsAnimal SciencesAstronomyBiochemistry BiostatisticsBotanyChemical and Biological EngChemistry Computer ScienceCounseling Psychology Economics Electrical and Computer EngineeringEngineering Physics Geosciences Limnology Material Science and Engineering  Math Mechanical Engineering

Nagesh Adluru Andrew AlexanderAlan AttieBaha BalantekinDavid BalduzziSuman Banerjee Vernon BargerJohn BooskeLev Borisov Kenneth Chiu Michael Coen Qiang Cui Joshua CoonSusan CoppersmithNatalia de LeonJuan dePabloKurt FeiglMichael FerrisAmit Gandhi Daniel GianolaSusan HagnessBruce HansenPaul HansonKarsten HeegerBill Hoyt Thomas Jahns

Faculty/StaffSterling Johnson Shawn KaepplerDaniel KingenbergGregory KirkIrena KnezevicTim KratzBen LibitRobert LorenzMahesh MahanthappaManos MavrikakisMary MeyerandJulie MitchellGregory Moses Dan Negrut Hayrettin OkutMutlu OzdoganJignesh Patel Francis PetrielloGeorge N. PhillipsWarren PorterRolf ReitzNicolas Roys Ridwan Sakidja JR Schmidt Karl ScholzEdwin L. Sibert

Jude Shavlik Gary Shiu Vikas Singh James Skinner  Edgar SpaldingPaul TerwilligerChris Thorn Giulio Tononi Ruth Lopez TurleyEldon UlrichBarry Van VeenTomy VargheseJames Walker  Don Waller Herb WangKent Weigel l Michael Westphall Paul Wilson  Nick Wu  Bryan Yandell  Arun Yethiraj   Li Zhang

Software Assistance for

CondorFree Surfer - Brain mapping software Jmag - Finite Element Analysis Matlab - Science Software System Stata - Statistical Package MCNP - A Nuclear Energy Analysis Package R