Abstract

Research faculty and their students are spending too much time on data management issues related to the transfer of data between networks. As the campus cyberinfrastructure increases data production, the transport capacity of the network must increase proportionally to deliver the data to the High-Performance Computing centers for analysis. This work presents the experience of a research project in implementing Science DMZ at Florida International University, which added six researchers and their laboratories to the Science Network and Science DMZ. The study applied a qualitative approach to assessing the researcher’s science workflows in order to create a Science DMZ implementation plan and followed the Energy Sciences Network implementation guide.

Date

2020

Authors

Vasilka Chergarova, Julio Ibarra, Cassian D’Cunha, Mike Kirgan, Rolier Cabrera, David Rotella, Jeronimo Bezerra, Rene Rotella, Heidi Morgan