Use of the NRL DHPI System to Transfer Dispersion Nomograf Capabilities to the Field

As the ability to generate Dispersion Nomografs™ on the Dedicated High Performance Computing Project Investment (DHPI)-provided machine matures, the focus of this project has moved to the transition of CT-Analyst. CT-Analyst provides near-instantaneous urban plume prediction with unprecedented accur...

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Main Authors: Obenschain, K., Moses, A., Patnaik, G., Boris, J.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Computational fluid dynamics
Geographic Information Systems
Geometry
Production facilities
Three dimensional displays
Training
Workstations
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Summary:As the ability to generate Dispersion Nomografs™ on the Dedicated High Performance Computing Project Investment (DHPI)-provided machine matures, the focus of this project has moved to the transition of CT-Analyst. CT-Analyst provides near-instantaneous urban plume prediction with unprecedented accuracy and ease. This paper will focus on the transition efforts to deploy CT-Analyst's unique Dispersion Nomograf to military and civilian training and field applications. Overall, it has been easier to transition CT-Analyst's capabilities to training tools versus field deployable applications. We will describe the users and types of applications CT-Analyst has been transitioned to, as well as the difficulties encountered during the transition process.
DOI:10.1109/HPCMP-UGC.2010.74