It also hosts data processing for our collaborating teams with not only data generated from the above listed facilities, but also data acquired by Emory YERKES Primate Center, and imported data by collaborating projects from 10+ sites nationwide. The CSIC computer cluster is currently hosting MRI data collected from all CSIC MRI scanners, the MRI scanner operated by FERN, and PET data from the CSIC HRRT PET scanner. ReactOS 0.4.15 virtual machine with VirtualBox Guest Additions installed Experimental (alpha state), free and open-source operating system for amd64/i686 personal computers intended to be binary-compatible with computer programs and device drivers made for Windows Server 2003 and later versions. The computer cluster is also a dicom receiving server open to all collaborating PIs for data storage and analysis purpose. VMware and Oracle VirtualBox are also available for special virtualization need. For data processing and analysis, Matlab, IDL, LCmodel, SPSS, SPM, fsl, AFNI, freesurfer, and multiple python and R based pipelines are installed and available on our cluster.
It consists of 3 head nodes/file servers, one of them is enhanced with dual NVIDIA A40 GPUs, 13 CPU intensive calculation nodes, 2 GPU enhanced nodes with NVIDIA P100 GPUs, 4 NVIDIA Quadro P1000 accelerated CPU nodes, 1 special purpose workstation, and 2 backup nodes. The CSIC Core is equipped with a state-of-the art computing facility consisting of a 25 nodes linux mini cluster (including two backup nodes), disk RAIDs with 1 PiB total data storage capacity, a full rack capable of supporting up to 16U calculation nodes, and an automated 1 PiB back-up system.
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