The 12 Sites of Christmas© Adam Hughes
Dec 22, 2000
As an aside to our current topic of Problem Solving
Environments, this week I present to you 12 sites guaranteed
to give you the gift of valuable insight into the world of
scientific computing. Sing along if you like : I'm sure you
know the tune!
At the first site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... the National Energy Research Scientific Computing (NERSC)
Center. The NERSC Center is a DOE funded laboratory for
computer-based scientific research. Visit at
http://www.nersc.gov At the second site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC). The SDSC
is a national laboratory for computational science that
supports researchers from all over the nation. Take a
look at http://www.sdsc.edu At the third site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... the Pittsburgh Supercomputer Center.
Another supercomputer center that caters to the
nation's scientists. http://www.psc.edu At the fourth site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... The Mathworks, Inc, the makers of MATLAB. MATLAB
is a great working environment for solving science
engineering problems. Check out the site at
http://www.mathworks.com At the fifth site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... the Scientific Computing online journal. This site
is jam-packed with articles, book reviews, program
samples, and other goodies. Don't miss it at
http://www.ddj.com/topics/scientific/ At the sixth site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute at
the University of Utah. This web site details several
interesting projects, and there is even a PSE to
investigate. Surf to http://www.sci.utah.edu At the seventh site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... the SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing. This
is an online scientific journal with lots of
articles to peruse. Abstracts are free, but you
must be a subscriber to download the complete documents.
Visit at http://epubs.siam.org/sam-bin/dbq/toclis... At the eighth site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... Scientific Computing and Instrumentation Online.
Essentially the equivalent of browsing a catalog ,
it is nonetheless interesting to see what the
state-of-the-art in computer-aided science has
to offer. Take a look at
http://www.scimag.com/scripts/default.asp At the ninth site of Christmas, the web surfer will find ...
... Java for Scientific Computing. This site, hosted
at Syracuse University, contains articles, tutorials,
etc., pertaining to the use of Java in a scientific
computing setting. See the site at
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