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+AuScope is an organisation for a National Earth Science Infrastructure Program, as part of the federally funded National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) programme, and running from 2007 - 2011. Simulation & Modelling Victoria is led and hosted by Monash University, under the direction of Associate Professor Louis Moresi.
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   Forthcoming Events 
  Upcoming Underworld Retreat (18 - 21st February 2008)
   AuScope Launch Day (22nd February 2008)
   VPAC Summer Internships - AuScope participation: December - February 2008
 
   Milestones for October - December 2007
   AuScope Resources 
  Codes
   TRAC
   Email Lists
 
   Important Links
 


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 Monash University have formally signed the Participants Agreement to become part of AuScope, so the project is now in full swing. Monash's collaboration with VPAC's CSD group, and Melbourne University's Geoscience department, will be maintained through a long-term subcontract for development services & expertise. 
 
 

 The VPAC Computational Mechanics team are now permanently hosted at Monash, as we move towards a dedicated AuScope facility at Monash.
 
 

 DOWNLOAD the latest AuScope Simulation & Modelling Victoria Newsletter!
 


 Forthcoming Events 

 Upcoming Underworld Retreat (18 - 21st February 2008) 
In the tradition of scientific & programming 'retreats' held by Monash Cluster Computing and VPAC, we are happy to announce the next event of this type will be an Underworld retreat - suggestions for snappy names welcome. As usual we will be inviting several international guests, primarily those collaborating in CIG from the United States. For more details...^?

 AuScope Launch Day (22nd February 2008) 

The final day of the retreat will be a science seminar day held at Monash, and will double as the official launch of the Monash AuScope Simulation & Modelling Victorian Node. For more details...

 VPAC Summer Internships - AuScope participation: December - February 2008 
The VPAC Summer Internship program is designed to allow VPAC's member universities and collaborators to explore and prototype new applications/models, especially those requiring High Performance Computing (HPC). For the students, it provides those with an interest in applied computer science and related fields such as mathematical modelling to learn from VPAC's experienced staff, and gain practical skills on real projects.

This year, there will be two AuScope related projects in VPAC's Summer Internship program. One project, supervised by John Spencer, will be to improve the multi-project collaboration systems used for AuScope, such as Trac. The other will be a project to model re-cycling of the lithosphere and the geochemical evolution that is part of this process, to be supervised by Luke Hodkinson.


 Milestones for October - December 2007 

Membership of AuScope requires committing to milestones for the infrastructure development process.

The milestones we are working towards for the current quarter ending in December are:
 

 Underworld 1.1.0 Release: Will include features developed over previous six months; e.g. SPR, and dual mesh for simplified refinement
  Underworld 1.1.0 Manual Draft: Draft version of offline, PDF manual including HOWTOs and tutorials
  Underworld 2.0 Design & Preliminary Coding: Outlines proposed design and algorithms for mesh refinement, and generalised constitutive framework
  gLucifer 2.0 Alpha Release: new Analysis and Drawing Operator engine - open to user trials
  SPModel 1.0.0 Release: Stable release of existing SPModel functionality; Improved unit test coverage, and updated documentation
  Regression Testing framework upgrade: Regression testing framework on target architectures; System can handle tags and branches
 


 AuScope Resources 

AuScope infrastructure being developed at Monash....


 Codes 

UnderWorld and gLucifer (Monash University) are under development as part of the AuScope nation-wide Geosciences infrastructure program.
 

 Underworld - a StGermain parallel modelling framework Geoscience research code, which utilises a Lagrangian particle-in-cell finite element scheme, visualised using gLucifer.
  StGermain - software framework to aid the development of computational codes through building blocks of mathematical and physics concepts.
  gLucifer - gLucifer is a general visualization framework based upon the foundation and domain components of StGermain.
 


 TRAC 

Online project management webs:
 

 AuScope - Victorian Simulation & Modeling Node Management Trac
  AuScope - Victoria Simulation & Modeling Node Developer Tracs
  AuScope - Victoria Simulation & Modeling Node Webdesign Trac
 


 Email Lists 

Below are email lists for AuScope and related projects. Anyone may send an email to any of these lists, but if they are not currently a member of the list their message will be moderated before being distributed to other members of the list.

To subscribe to and receive emails from a vpac.org list, go to http://www.vpac.org/mailman/listinfo/nameoflist, replacing"nameoflist" with the name of the list e.g. underworld-users.

AuScope
 

 auscope@lists.maths.monash.edu.au - anyone interested in AuScope projects
  auscopedoc-dev@vpac.org - those working on AuScope documentation
  auscopedoc-commitlog@vpac.org - those who can commit files to the AuScope documentation repository
 

VPAC and StGermain
 

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  stgermain-dev@vpac.org - developers of StGermain 
  stgnumerics-dev@vpac.org - those working on or interested in implementation of the finite element method
 

UnderWorld and gLucifer
 

 underworld-dev@vpac.org - those interested in UnderWorld code development
  underworld-users@vpac.org - users of UnderWorld
  glucifer-dev@vpac.org - those interested in gLucifer code development
 


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 AuScope Member Site
  AuScope
  ACcESS
  Monash Cluster Computer, Monash University
  Victorian Partnership for Advanced Computing
  AuScope Mailing List
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Monash University have formally signed the Participants Agreement to become part of AuScope, so the project is now in full swing. Monash's collaboration with VPAC's CSD group, and Melbourne University's Geoscience department, will be maintained through a long-term subcontract for development services & expertise.

The VPAC Computational Mechanics team are now permanently hosted at Monash, as we move towards a dedicated AuScope facility at Monash.

DOWNLOAD AuScope Simulation & Modelling Victoria Newsletter!

Forthcoming Events

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Upcoming Underworld Retreat and AuScope Launch Day: 28th - 31st January 2008

VPAC Summer Internships - AuScope participation: December - February 2008

The VPAC Summer Internship program is designed to allow VPAC's member universities and collaborators to explore and prototype new applications/models, especially those requiring High Performance Computing (HPC). For the students, it provides those with an interest in applied computer science and related fields such as mathematical modelling to learn from VPAC's experienced staff, and gain practical skills on real projects.

This year, there will be two AuScope related projects in VPAC's Summer Internship program. One project, supervised by John Spencer, will be to improve the multi-project collaboration systems used for AuScope, such as Trac. The other will be a project to model re-cycling of the lithosphere and the geochemical evolution that is part of this process, to be supervised by Luke Hodkinson.

Milestones for October - December 2007

Membership of AuScope requires committing to milestones for the infrastructure development process.

The milestones we are working towards for the current quarter ending in December are:

Underworld 1.1.0 Release: Will include features developed over previous six months; e.g. SPR, and dual mesh for simplified refinement
Underworld 1.1.0 Manual Draft: Draft version of offline, PDF manual including HOWTOs and tutorials
Underworld 2.0 Design & Preliminary Coding: Outlines proposed design and algorithms for mesh refinement, and generalised constitutive framework
gLucifer 2.0 Alpha Release: new Analysis and Drawing Operator engine - open to user trials
SPModel 1.0.0 Release: Stable release of existing SPModel functionality; Improved unit test coverage, and updated documentation
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auscope@lists.maths.monash.edu.au - anyone interested in AuScope projects
auscopedoc-dev@vpac.org - those working on AuScope documentation
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csd-cm@vpac.org - members of CSD at VPAC who are working on AuScope projects
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stgnumerics-dev@vpac.org - those working on or interested in implementation of the finite element method

UnderWorld and gLucifer

underworld-dev@vpac.org - those interested in UnderWorld code development
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  Arcady Dyskin (adyskin@cyllene.uwa.edu.au)
  Joe Kurtz (joe.kurtz@anu.edu.au)
  Lutz Gross (l.gross@uq.edu.au)
  David May (David.May@sci.monash.edu.au)
  Peter Mora (morap@esscc.uq.edu.au)
  Hans Muhlhaus (muhlhaus@esscc.uq.edu.au)
  Craig O'Neill (coneill@els.mq.edu.au)
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Main	Welcome to Wiki-Cluster... Users, Groups, Offices - tour this expandable virtual workspace.	...get a first-hand feel for TWiki possibilities.
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Auscope		...collaborate on Auscope projects and meetings
Cluster	Sputnik Cluster Information Source	...
DOCS	Monash Directors of Research Centres in Science Website	See what Science Research Centres are doing together
Epsilon	Epsilon Lab at Monash
Geodynamics	Geodynamics Research	See what Science Research Centres are doing together
Research	Monash Cluster Computing Research Wiki Web	See what research MC2 is up to (what else would it be for ?)
Sandbox	Sandbox test area with all features enabled.	...experiment in an unrestricted hands-on web.
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