| Panel 11 -- 1997-1999 |
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Through advances in scientific simulations, we are able to study how we affect the environment and how future environments may affect us. We are unlocking the genetic code and exploring the basic stucture of matter, from the tiniest sub-atomic particle to the universe itself. As we approach the twenty-first century and see the phenomenal strides that have been made through advances in computing and simulation science, just imagine what we can accomplish next.
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| 1997 | ASCI Red -- first teraflop computer delivered Linked runs of CTH and LSMS over ATM using PVM on ORNL/SNL paragons (more info) CalTech/JPL simulates 50,000 synthetic forces NetSolve -- remote solving of complex scientific problems over a network |
| 1998 |
DOE sweeps awards at SC98 LSMS achieves a teraflop on a T3E and wins the Gordon Bell award ATLAS -- automatic generation and optimization of numerical software Large scale genome analysis Protein structure prediction |
| 1999 |
ASCI Blue -- three teraflop
systems installed at LANL and
LLNL National Spherical Torus Experiment (NSTX) 25th anniversary of NERSC |