Classical HPCN geared to application in industry

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Computer networks Computational fluid dynamics Netherlands Distributed processing Research projects Software tools Computerized simulation Applications of mathematics Environment pollution Multiple access Supercomputers Training simuolators

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21-04-1997

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Abstract

In The Netherlands as a result of a national HPCN initiative a Foundation HPCN was established in 1995. The purpose of this Foundation is to stimulate structural and lasting cooperation of universities, technological institutes and industry in economically relevant applications of HPCN. Projects have been selected and since the beginning of 1996 projects are being executed. In the present paper an overview is given of the eight projects that are being executed. The principles of the HPCN program in The Netherlands is illustrated for flow simulation projects in which the use of the most powerful existing computer servers is essential and made feasible for industry including SMEs. The approach is based on integration of local workstations with remote servers for information management and computing tasks.

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