For convenience and organization, the petaLibrary is split into two distinct areas. The first area, Data Commons, is for data being utilized in active research projects. This is the primary storage location where most research data is contained. The second area, Data Curation, is for data used in published research. This area is home to data that will no longer be manipulated and/or is not being used in any active research projects.
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ARCC petaLibrary
petaLibrary System Overview
To provide users with a seamless computing experience, the petaLibrary is connected to the UWyo network for blazing-fast transfer speeds starting at 40 Gbps, upgradeable to 80 Gbps. The UWyo network is connected to a specialized research network at speeds of 100 Gbps to allow for high-volume bulk data transfer, remote experiment control, and data visualization.
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ARCC petaLibrary
petaLibrary System Overview
The UW Libraries and UW/IT have collaborated on a shared digital data repository designed to provide two main functions: 1) a storage service for UW researchers who need to reliably store and exchange data with students, and collaborators anywhere in the world and; 2) a place for UW researchers to store data linked to publications or datasets as publications themselves, and be in compliance with funder requirements.The petaLibrary is connected to the UW network backbone at 40 Gbps (upgradeable to 80 Gbps) which is connected to the Internet2 research network at 100 Gbps so the data can be provided to the wide-area network (WAN) at world-class speeds. Connected to a specialized research network at speeds of 100 Gbps to allow for high-volume bulk data transfer, remote experiment control, and data visualization. The service is designed and operated such that access to data in the Data Commons should be limited only by the receiving endpoint or intervening network connections, not the UW infrastructure. Thus UW researchers will be able to share (and/or host) data via a service that provides world-class speeds for research data.
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