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Frost added: “The dramatic increase in computational ability, connectivity to the Internet, and manner of serving it made the website a robust and highly available asset during the fires.” Smarr is the director of Calit2 and PI on the OptIPuter project. Graham used the dedicated light path from SDSU to Calit2 on CENIC experimental fiber (OptIPuter) to move large amounts of data from SDSU to the Calit2 servers. The Intel servers and their architecture were changed several times as the demand increased and the files increased in size and complexity and impacted other web services on the same machines. The Calit2 servers are being administered by Calit2 collaborator John Graham, who is the chief scientist for SDSU’s Visualization Center. San Diego, CA, November 1, 2007 — Researchers from the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2), the Visualization Center at San Diego State University (SDSU) and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center worked together to develop near real-time value-added, satellite-based imagery of last week’s massive and multiple wildfires in San Diego. Instead of being overwhelmed by the major demand for information, the pages of maps and imagery load in seconds due of the combination of hardware, connectivity, and architecture. Graham rebuilt the computers to provide different web services on several machines and collectively provide major capabilities that were served to the San Diego region and world from Calit2.

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