Past Projects
Co-Sched
Co-Scheduling of compute resourses at PDC KTH (Stockholm) and HPC2N (Umeå).
ECCE
The Extensible Computational Chemistry Environment developed is a graphical environment for creating, submitting, monitoring and analyzing quantum chemistry calculations. The project under EGEE-III is to port ECCE to European grid environments.
EGEE Security Coordination Group
PDC is leading the EGEE security coordination group.
EnVis
The Engine Visualizer (EnVis) is an application using virtual reality technology for visualization of results from 3D CFD computations.
GEMSviz
The General Electomagnetic Solver Visualisation project.
ICEAGE
International Collaboration to Extend and Advance Grid Education
MD-GRAPE Tests
Tests of the MD-GRAPE2 adaptor card.
NEON
The aim with the Northern Europe Cloud Computing project is to review the promises and summarize the overall offering cloud computing could give to the Nordic eScience community.
NextGRID
The goal of NextGRID is to develop an architecture for the Next Generation Grid. This project funded by the European Commission commenced September 1, 2004. The contribution of PDC in NextGRID project has been in investigating trust federation and mapping mechanisms for managing aggregated security and trust relationships in dynamic virtual organizations belong to the next generation of Grids.
OMII-Europe
OMII-Europe (Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute for Europe) OMII-Europe aims to bring together the best technologies from Europe and elsewhere and make them available in an easily usable and supported form to scientists across the ERA. The project starting date is May 1, 2006. It is funded by the European Commission.
The PDC VR-CUBE
A fully immersive visualization environment
SGAS
SGAS is a Java implementation of a Grid Accounting System based on the GGF OGSA architecture.
SimSAC
SimSAC (Simulating Aircraft Stability And Control Characteristics for Use in Conceptual Design) is an EU project focused on enhancing the conceptual and early preliminary design processes for aircraft. The three-year project, which began in November 2006, is coordinated by Prof. Arthur Rizzi, KTH. PDC provides Web infrastructure for the project.
Stockholm Brain Institute
PDC housed and help develop the pages for the Stockholm Brain Institute before it moved over to the KI Community domain.
Uni-Verse
Uni-Verse is an open source IP-based platform for multi-user, interactive, distributed, high-quality 3D graphics and audio for home, public and personal use. The platform will support high-quality 3D-graphics as well as high-quality 3D-audio and acoustic simulation.
DEISA
The Distributed European Infrastructure for Supercomputing Applications, is a consortium of leading national Supercomputing centres that aims at fostering the pan-European world-leading computational science research. For questions about PDC activities at DEISA please contact Lilit Axner - lilit (at)kth.se
