NASA NTRS ยท 20020006182
Computational Aeroscience at NAS and Future Trends in High Performance Computing
Abstract
NASA's Numerical Aerodynamic Simulation (NAS) program provides a unique world class supercomputing capability which is readily accessed by the U.S. aeronautics community and offers them the opportunity to perform high speed computations and simulations for a broad range of aerospace research applications. In addition, the NAS program performs on-going research and advanced technology development to ensure the innovative application of newly emerging technologies to computational fluid dynamics and other important aeroscience disciplines. The NAS system and its interaction with industry are described. Furthermore, the results of an analysis of current and future technologies and their potential impact on high performance computing are also presented.
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Cooper, David M.. 1994-01-01. Computational Aeroscience at NAS and Future Trends in High Performance Computing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020006182
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