Supercomputing resources secured for ASKAP Early Science

CSIRO has teamed up with leading scientists from the ASKAP early science projects to secure 750,000 [edit: was 600,000] core hours of processing time on the largest research supercomputer in the Southern Hemisphere.

The team, led by ASKAP Project Scientist Lisa Harvey-Smith, was awarded the resources on the Magnus supercomputer (at the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre, in Perth) through the competitive National Computational Merit Allocation Scheme.

Added by Flornes Yuen on 2015-12-16