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Anomaly Detection in Power Quality at Data Centers
The goal during my internship at the National Center for Critical Information Processing and Storage (NCCIPS) is to implement an anomaly detection method through the StruxureWare SCADA Power Monitoring system. The benefit of the anomaly detection mechanism is to provide the capability to detect and anticipate equipment degradation by monitoring power quality prior to equipment failure. First, a study is conducted that examines the existing techniques of power quality management. Based on these findings, and the capabilities of the existing SCADA resources, recommendations are presented for implementing effective anomaly detection. Since voltage, current, and total harmonic distortion demonstrate Gaussian distributions, effective set-points are computed using this model, while maintaining a low false positive count.
Birds Eye View on Analytics from Operational NASA Data Centers Perspective
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The NASA Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC) at a Glance
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NASA Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC) Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC)
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Creating a Repository of Publication Citations for a Data Center
Tracking dataset citations in scientific publications provide multiple benefits: obtaining citation indices for quantitative evaluation of the dataset scientific impact, learning about dataset usage in applied sciences, credits to dataset creators, datasets co-citation relationships and many more.
Atmospheric Science Data Center Tools and Services
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Atmospheric Science Data Center Tools and Services Flash Talk
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DSCOVR Data Distribution at The Atmospheric Science Data Center
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Atmospheric Science Data Center’s Suborbital Tools and Support
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Expanding DSCOVR Data Visibility through the Atmospheric Science Data Center
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Unlocking Atmospheric Data: A Guide to Air Quality and Sustainable Development with the Atmospheric Science Data Center
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Provisioning cooling elements for chillerless data centers
Systems and methods for cooling include one or more computing structures, a heat rejection system configured to cool coolant, and one or more heat exchangers configured to selectively transfer heat from coolant in the intra-structure cooling system to coolant in the heat rejection system. Each computing structure includes one or more cooled servers and an intra-structure cooling system configured to selectively provide coolant to the one or more cooled servers. A controller is configured to adjust cooling of the coolant in accordance with ambient temperature information, to decrease cooling of the coolant if the coolant temperature falls below a first coolant threshold temperature by disengaging one or more heat exchangers, and to turn on additional servers if the coolant temperature is below the first cool and threshold and all heat exchangers have been disengaged.
Alternative Fuels Data Center Fuel Properties Comparison
This chart compares the physical fuel properties and considerations associated with gasoline/E10, low sulfur diesel, biodiesel, propane, compressed natural gas, liquefied natural gas, ethanol, methanol, hydrogen, and electricity for use as vehicle fuels.
LANL HPC Data Center Monitoring
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Alternative Fuels Data Center Fuel Properties Comparison
This chart compares the physical fuel properties and considerations associated with gasoline/E10, low sulfur diesel, biodiesel, renewable diesel, propane, compressed natural gas, liquefied natural gas, ethanol, methanol, hydrogen, and electricity for use as vehicle fuels.
Evaluating the Benefits of Nuclear–Data Center Tight Integration: Enhancing Plant Utilization via Heat-Driven Absorption Cooling
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GALE Insights on Nuclear-Powered Data Centers: Implications for SMR and Microreactor Deployment
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