The Oklahoma cyberinfrastructure initiative

Proceedings of the Conference on Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment: Gateway to Discovery Pub Date : 2013-07-22 DOI:10.1145/2484762.2484793

Henry Neeman, Zane Gray, D. Brunson, Eddie Huebsch, David Horton, James Deaton, Debi Gentis

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The Oklahoma Cyberinfrastructure Initiative (OCII) is a mechanism by which institutions in the state can share resources, both physical and human, to enable research and education statewide to utilize advanced computing technologies. OCII provides eight kinds of service: access to cyberinfrastructure; dissemination via an annual conference that has reached over 2500 participants in 11 years; education via a workshop series in person and via videoconferencing; faculty/staff development via summer weeklong workshops; outreach via a supercomputing talk suitable for non-technical audiences; proposal support in the form of both letters of commitment and direct collaboration; technology acquired for institutions or assisting those institutions in acquiring it; workforce development in the form of a mentorship program for Information Technology and Computer Science students statewide. To date, OCII has reached 50 academic and 47 non-academic institutions and organizations.

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俄克拉荷马州网络基础设施计划

俄克拉何马州网络基础设施倡议(OCII)是一个机制，通过该机制，州内的机构可以共享资源，包括物理和人力资源，使全州的研究和教育能够利用先进的计算技术。OCII提供八种服务:访问网络基础设施;通过年会传播，11年来参会人数超过2500人;通过亲自和视频会议的一系列研讨会进行教育;通过暑期为期一周的工作坊发展教师/员工;透过适合非技术人士的超级电脑讲座进行外展;以承诺书和直接合作的形式支持提案;为事业单位取得技术或者协助事业单位取得技术;以全州信息技术和计算机科学学生指导计划的形式发展劳动力。迄今为止，OCII已与50个学术机构和47个非学术机构和组织建立了联系。

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