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Completed CONTINUING GRANT National Science Foundation (US)

CC* NPEO: The Research and Science Engagement Center: A Production Platform for Operations, Applied Training, Monitoring, and R&E Support

$16.66M USD

Funder National Science Foundation (US)
Recipient Organization University of Texas At Austin
Country United States
Start Date Feb 15, 2023
End Date Jun 30, 2025
Duration 866 days
Number of Grantees 1
Roles Principal Investigator
Data Source National Science Foundation (US)
Grant ID 2328479
Grant Description

The scientific community has experienced an unprecedented shift in the way research is performed and how discoveries are made. Highly sophisticated experimental instruments are creating massive datasets for diverse scientific communities and hold the potential for new insights that will have long-lasting impacts on society. However, scientists cannot make effective use of this data if

they are unable to move, store, and analyze it. This project establishes the Research and Science Engagement Center (ReSEC) as a collaborative focal point for operational expertise and analysis. This project will assist scientists in routinely, reliably, and robustly transferring their data. ReSEC will deliver end-to-end user support and network engineering solutions,

and become a central community hub ready to provide personalized expertise and assistance on an ongoing basis. ReSEC proposes four primary execution thrusts: 1) a Roadside Assistance center to reactively respond to immediate problems with science data transfers; 2) proactive network observation using tools such as perfSONAR and NetSage; 3) assistance with design & deployment of campus

networking assets such as Science DMZs; and 4) training for campus network administrators. ReSEC will scale operations broadly by relying on Regional Network, Infrastructure and Science Community partners. ReSEC will deliver expertise and assistance on a sustainable, ongoing basis, with a particular emphasis

on serving educational institutions with relatively limited local network administrative resources.

This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.

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University of Texas At Austin

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