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	BC Gov't >> /departments/airport/projects.php
		The project consisted of constructing 7,033 square yards of new apron, 4,667 square yards of pavement overlay on existing apron, and complete reconstruction of 5,333 square yards of existing apron, bringing the total apron area to 17,033 square yards.
		The plan is basically a strategic plan for staged development of the airport based on current inventory and operations and projecting those numbers into growth projections in stages of 5, 10, 15, and 20 years in the future.
		This project is still in the preliminary stages and allows for incremental growth of the existing 3,800 feet X 75 feet runway to ultimately 5,500 feet X 100 feet.
	www.co.berkeley.sc.us /departments/airport/projects.php (496 words)

	Products and Solutions: Worldwide Education & Research: Success Stories
		In fact, NOW is so important to the computer industry that it is funded by some of Silicon Valley's top companies, and should carry Cal's computer science department into the next realm of technology.
		And presently, NOW is being used by Culler and his students, as well as by the university as a whole, for a range of scientific, engineering and information processing applications.
		The fallout from this research is threefold: what is learned from the NOW project will help to influence the technology industry; NOW is part of a graduate studies course for 12,000 Cal graduate students; and it is used as a resource for many other parts of the university like those doing computational science.
	www.sun.com /products-n-solutions/edu/success/berkeleynow.html (984 words)

	07.31.2006 - Stardust@home launches today
		The project was announced in January as NASA's Stardust spacecraft was prepared to deliver to Earth its payload of cometary and interstellar dust grains embedded in a relative ocean of aerogel detector.
		The scanner is now on loan from UC Berkeley to NASA's Johnson Space Center, where colleagues Jack Warren and Ron Bastien are scanning the interstellar dust collector in the Cosmic Dust Laboratory.
		The project is funded by NASA and has received critical technical and developmental support from Amazon Web Services and The Planetary Society, which has also supported the SETI@home project to detect intelligent signals from space.
	www.berkeley.edu /news/media/releases/2006/07/31_stardust.shtml (1080 words)

	The Berkeley NOW project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The key to NOW is the advent of the killer switch-based and high-bandwidth network.
		This technological evolution allows NOW to support a variety of disparate workloads, including parallel, sequential, and interactive jobs, as well as scalable web services, including the world's fastest web search engine, and commercial workloads, such as NOW-Sort, the world's fastest disk-to-disk sort.
		The NOW Project is sponsored by a number of different contributers.
	now.cs.berkeley.edu (210 words)

	July 1996 DARPA/ITO Project Summary
		In this connection, project researchers are contributing to the development of a "PacketWay" standard for interoperability between high-performance packet networks, both those within a multicomputer and those that connect heterogeneous networks of computers.
		Myricom also built and tested a first prototype, and is now building a second prototype, of an unusual type of node that employs a dynamically reconfigurable FPGA (field-programmable gate array) as the second-level processor.
		Projects at the Universities of Utah and Virginia are designing specialized Myrinet interfaces that employ Myricom chips.
	www.myri.com /research/darpa/96summary.html (1225 words)

	Berkeley NOW Overview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Berkeley NOW project is building system support for using a network of workstations (NOW) to act as a distributed supercomputer on a building-wide scale.
		To realize this project, we are conducting research and development into network interface hardware, fast communication protocols, distributed file systems, and distributed scheduling and job control.
		The NOW project is being conducted by the Computer Science Division at the University of California at Berkeley.
	now.cs.berkeley.edu /nowOverview.html (252 words)

	South Carolina State Library Berkeley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Berkeley County was named for two of the Lords Proprietors of Carolina, Lord John Berkeley (d.
		Many of the oldrice plantations are now covered by the waters of Lake Moultrie, which was built in the 1940s as part of the Santee-Cooper hydroelectric project.
		Luce and his wife, writer and diplomat Clare Boothe Luce(1903-1987), are buried at Mepkin, which is now a Trappist monastery.
	www.state.sc.us /scsl/berk.html (193 words)

	Western Cluster Project Abstracts
		The Triton Project is a multi-partner educational reform effort that blends a unique ocean-theme curriculum with several technologies to create new learning opportunities for students and teachers in the San Diego Unified School District in California...
		The TINS project, sponsored by the Sanger Unified School District in California, proposes a linkage between the Sanger Nature Area and technology.
		The Generation Why Project, led by the Olympia School District in Washington state, focuses on today's new generation of youth as partners, and often as leaders, in bringing technology into the classroom...
	cte.jhu.edu /gallery/WProjects.html (557 words)

	Berkeley MPEG Tools
		The project was active between 1991 and 1997.
		The Berkeley Plateau Multimedia Research Group (now subsumed by the Berkeley Multimedia Research Center (BMRC)) developed the first widely-distributed software decoder for MPEG-1 video in November 1992.
		While none of these projects is of dramatic interest to the larger video compression research community, they are excellent projects for learning the fundamental ideas in a basic block-transform coder.
	bmrc.berkeley.edu /projects/mpeg (1252 words)

	Trexle - Projects
		Berkeley NOW - A project to make a network of workstations act as a distributed supercomputer.
		Condor Project Homepage - The goal of the Condor project is to develop, implement, deploy, and evaluate mechanisms and policies that support High Throughput Computing (HTC) on large collections of distributively owned computing resources.
		UC Berkeley Millennium - The UC Berkeley Millennium project aims to develop and deploy a hierarchical campus-wide "cluster of clusters" to support advanced applications in scientific computing, simulation, and modelling.
	www.trexle.com /Directory/Top/Computers/Parallel_Computing/Projects (626 words)

	Spaceflight Now \| Breaking News \| Hubble to put supernova theory to the test
		Type Ia supernovae are similar because their progenitor stars are white dwarfs that accrete mass from their partners in a binary system, exploding in a thermonuclear blast when the mass exceeds a specific limit, 1.4 times the mass of our sun.
		Before the Supernova Cosmology Project's collaboration with JPL, most nearby supernovae were found by amateur astronomers or by small dedicated telescopes looking at one galaxy at a time.
		The Berkeley Lab is a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory located in Berkeley, California.
	spaceflightnow.com /news/n0101/14supernova (1158 words)

	UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism
		Journalism schools at Berkeley, Columbia, Northwestern and USC, and the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard are part of the The Carnegie-Knight Initiative on the Future of Journalism Education.
		The Knight Foundation has launched the Knight New Media Center at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism and at the USC Annenberg School for Communication.
		Berkeley on iTunes U has launched, and includes audio podcasts from some of the J-School's most prominent events.
	www.journalism.berkeley.edu (1517 words)

	NPACI Hour: Computer Engineering 271
		project at UT-Austin is an example of bridging the different scales to successfully modeled composite materials providing durable, light-weight strength for materials to standup to deformations under strain.
		This project at UT-Austin (Center for Sub-Surface Modeling) simulated the dynamics of oil reservoirs to improve the ways geologists clean up contaminated aquifers and drill for petroleum and natural gas.
		The project is using more complex non-linear model describing earthquacke intensity and potential earthquacke damage as a function of magnitude, distance to epicenter, and local geology.
	www.edcenter.sdsu.edu /projects/nphour_cengr.html (675 words)

	The Berkeley Project : ChristianCourier.com
		This is a review of the Berkeley Project, supposedly designed to clone Jesus Christ.
		Most scholars now suggest that the Lord’s birth had to have been at least as early as 4 B.C., since that is the date generally ascribed to the death of Herod the Great (who killed the infants in attempting to eliminate the baby Jesus – Matthew 2).
		The promoters of this clone-Jesus fantasy are urging gullible folks to send money for the implementation of their “Second Coming Project,” and they provide a post office box number in Berkeley.
	www.christiancourier.com /articles/read/the_berkeley_project (966 words)

	Jazznet Project: Related Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Extreme Linux project is trying to improve and evolve Linux for high-performance computing.
		Berkeley NOW project has been exploring larger (N>64) Unix clusters with high-speed networks.
		The Illinois HPVM project provides a low-latency messages, and an MPI port (MPI-FM) of fast messages.
	math.nist.gov /jazznet/related.html (172 words)

	List of distributed computing projects - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Human Proteome Folding Project — predicting functions of proteans in conjunction with rosetta@home.
		DIMES — is a distributed computing project which maps the structure and evolution of the Internet infrastructure, allowing users to see how the Internet looks from their home.
		All of these projects use customized software in order for the research to be conducted and have varying levels of public access to project research.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_distributed_computing_projects (1452 words)

	Open Mash \| Welcome
		The Mac OS X port is now complete with support for native audio and video capture.
		Developments completed in AY 2001-2 and plans for AY 2002-3 are described in the 2002 Project Plans note.
		He has volunteered to continue some of the administrative project management tasks (e.g., maintaining the mailing lists and source forge site) for a couple of months.
	www.openmash.org (525 words)

	Survey of California and Other Indian Languages
		The history of American Indian language study at UC Berkeley makes it the top institution of the country in its field.
		The Department of Linguistics at Berkeley has a long tradition of excellent work in the area of American Indian languages, which was in fact its main focus in its first decades of existence.
		A major collection of tapes of American Indian languages and music is housed in the Berkeley Language Center.
	www.linguistics.berkeley.edu /Survey (311 words)

	DARPA ITO Project Summary - E258, July 1997
		This project is vertically integrated from custom-VLSI chips to complete systems and applications, and builds on the results of Myricom's two-level multicomputer research (AO B861) and on Myrinet technology.
		The architectural context is embeddable HPC systems that operate within network-distributing-computing environments, that are able to exploit commodity processor and memory components, and that employ uniform communication protocols from the network-distributed-computing level down to the multicomputer-node level.
		DARPA projects at the Universities of Utah and Virginia are designing specialized Myrinet interfaces that employ Myricom chips.
	www.myri.com /research/darpa/97summary.html (1023 words)

	bIPlog
		UC Berkeley has been notified that of the 532 lawsuits filed last week, there are a few "yet-to-be-named" students.
		Right now the suits are in the John Doe Phase, so they're being sent to Berkeley who will then identify the students, after which the students will be served.
		Or a recorded message of him did, asking me to call Amy Pascal at "Columbia" (which is now evidently Sony), at 310-244-4000, to tell her I wanted her to supported my fair use right to backup copies of my DVD's.
	journalism.berkeley.edu /projects/biplog (5482 words)

	Talks
		NOW and Beyond, Workshop on Clusters and Computational Grids for Scientific Computing, Sept. 4, 1998
		The Berkeley NOW Project, Sun Tour of Innovation, UC Berkeley, May 1 1998 (powerpoint)
		A Case for NOW An overview of the research issues in the Berkeley NOW project.
	www.cs.berkeley.edu /~culler/talks (1070 words)

	Biosphere Data Project
		Still thought-provoking 18 months later, this is a series of articles dissecting the Open Source boom as it emerged in the public eye in 1998.
		VA Linux started this site at the beginning of the year to offer high-end resources to support complex open source software projects ("a CVS repository, mailing lists, bug tracking, message forums, task management software, web site hosting, permanent file archival, full backups, and total web-based administration").
		VA Linux benefits from this, among other reasons, because many of those projects will expand Linux's functionality and credibility.
	www.sims.berkeley.edu:8000 /courses/final-projects/biosphere/devel.html (320 words)

	Ryan's Gigabit Network & Distributed Computing page
		The Wisconsin Wind Tunnel Project (WWT) is using a cluster of workstations as a base for their research on a new type of interface called "Tempest".
		The Mississippi State Engineering Research Center and Department of Computer Science have been involved in the MPI standardization effort and continues to be involved.
		The Hebrew University Multicomputer Operating System (MOSIX) project is building UNIX enhancements for using a Network of Workstations (NOW) to act as a scalable, resource-sharing multicomputer.
	www.pcslink.com /~ryan/gigabit.html (495 words)

	HPCC Projects and Research Groups
		EXPAR project, Experimental Parallel Algorithmics, Institute for Advanced Computer Studies, University of Maryland.
		Berkeley NOW Project, building system support for using a network of workstations as a distributed supercomputer
		Caltech Infospheres Project, theory and implementation of compositional systems that support peer-to-peer communication among persistent multithreaded distributed objects.
	wotug.ukc.ac.uk /parallel/nhse/projects.html (768 words)

	Network of Workstations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Network of Workstations (NOW) is a computer network that connects several computer workstations together with special software forming a cluster.
		A Cluster of Workstations (COW) is sometimes used as an alternate terms.
		In 1997 researchers at Berkeley achieved 10 gigaflops on the LINPACK benchmark, making NOW, its new distributed supercomputer, one of the 200 fastest machines in the world at that time.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Berkeley_NOW_Project (115 words)

	Executive Summary
		Only two thirds of email traffic is personal, and spam (defined as unsolicited email) is about one-third of today’s email traffic, which is projected to increase to 50% four years from now (source: IDC).
		Therefore we estimate the upper bound of original content in emails as 440,606 terabytes (uncompressed), lower bound as 333,792 terabytes.
		UC Berkeley's School of Information Management and Systems is the first school in the nation to explicitly address the growing need to manage information more effectively.
	www2.sims.berkeley.edu /research/projects/how-much-info-2003/execsum.htm (4078 words)

	WebOS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The UC Berkeley NOW project, WebOS' parent project wraps up, also officially ending the WebOS project.
		Related efforts by project members continue at Duke, University of Texas, and the University of Washington.
		In a recent commentary entitled "CyberView" in the May issue of Scientific American, the WebOS and Smart Clients work was described.
	www.cs.duke.edu /ari/issg/webos/news.shtml (63 words)

	Parallel and High Performance Computing Links
		Beowulf Project homepage and its ancestor, the Beowulf project at NASA/Goddard.
		The NCSA NT Cluster Consortium and the Symera project.
		Jim Demmel's course on Applications of Parallel Computers (CS267) at UC Berkeley.
	people.cs.vt.edu /~ribbens/parallel.html (233 words)

	SETI@home
		We are working on several exciting projects and we need your help.
		SETI@home Classic users: you can now transfer your workunit totals to your SETI@home/BOINC account, even if you lost your Classic password.
		Check out new add-on software: the SETI@home Toolbar for Firefox and IE on Windows, and Boinctray, a system tray application for Linux.
	setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu (237 words)

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