UIUC researchers used NCSA Delta and Blue Waters to find more efficient ways to calculate carbon credits.
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NCSA 2022 Year-end Highlights
A recap of the top NCSA stories that spoke to readers the most in 2022.
Advancing Medical Diagnosis with Machine Learning and Digital Cameras
What if you could diagnose MS or Parkinson’s by taking a walk in front of a camera? NCSA affiliate Richard Sowers is part of a research team that’s done just that.
Festival Goers Make Virtual Journeys with NCSA
NCSA shares virtual reality experiences with Pygmalion 2022 attendees.
NCSA Alum Donna Cox Presents Keynote at PEARC22
The scientific visualization legend spoke on her career and the importance of “Renaissance Teams” at the Boston conference, July 13.
NCSA Supercomputers Help Accurately Predict Volcanic Eruption
Using NCSA’s iForge and Blue Waters, UIUC researchers predicted a volcanic event at the Sierra Negra Volcano five months in advance.
NCSA’s McGinty Leading Proposal for New Network of Supercomputing Centers
The International Association of Supercomputing Centers would serve centers worldwide.
NCSA Personnel Join New Research Collaborative
Eight institutions form the Taylor Geospatial Institute to further establish the Midwest as the epicenter of national geospatial research.
Clowder Helps SMU Researchers Identify Infrastructure Deserts in Dallas
Using the Clowder framework developed at NCSA, researchers identified 62 highly deficient neighborhoods, shedding light on the impact of infrastructure on housing, health and quality of life.
NCSA Software Helps Monitor Arctic Permafrost and Climate Change
A team of researchers uses deep learning, satellite imagery, software and supercomputers to make permafrost data more accessible, leading to insights on climate change.