Sponsors – Shared Computing Infrastructure

NASA CISTO transferred the 600 computing nodes in addition to its long-term sustainable membership to George Mason.

NSF chartered the Spatiotemporal I/UCRC to form the shared collaborative platform among George Mason, Harvard, and UCSB (Phase 1) to receive and operate the computing infrastructure.

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