Computer Support Group
Computational Facilities
Steward has access to world-class high-performance computing facilities. Within the department there is a 100-processor Beowulf cluster for general use. Additionally, the University of Arizona houses two SGI supercomputers, a shared-memory SGI Altix with 768 cores, and a distributed-memory SGI Ice with 2748 cores; both are open for use by Steward personnel. UofA also has an immersive 3-D visualization room called AZLive.
Computer Support Group
The Steward Observatory Computer Support Group (CSG) is a service unit supporting and enhancing Steward Observatory’s ability to fulfill its scientific objectives by providing effective and systematic technology support. We are committed to advancing our technological base: improving research and student learning, and collaborating with other campus technology divisions to enhance our infrastructure.
CSG supports and works collaboratively with all three communities of Steward Observatory: staff, faculty, and students. The members of the CSG are:
- Trey Gacon 621-7654
- Greg Rogers 621-7654
- Alexander Danehy
- Carlos Burguillo 626-1582
- Philip Pinto, Faculty Representative
Some useful links maintained by the CSG follow.
Computer Support Policy / Registration Form (pdf file)
Mail List Aliases (requires login)
CSG Tools (requires login)
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