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$1.2M Project Speeds Research Data Processing

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University of Western Ontario Computer Science Professor and SHARCNET Associate Director Mike Bauer (pictured) and Chemistry Professor Stewart McIntyre have been awarded $1.2 million to create a high-speed processing network to support research. Credit: Government of Ontario

University of Western Ontario

November 6, 2009

Canada's Advanced Research and Innovation Network has provided $1.2 million to researchers at the University of Western Ontario to develop a new high-speed network for handling huge amounts of research data from synchrotrons in Canada and the United States. When completed, Active Network for Information for Synchrotron Experiments (ANISE) will be capable of processing and providing feedback on data moving at rates of up to 10 terabytes per day. 

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