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Integrating a reduced-order model server into the engineering design process
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The Energy Band Memory Server Algorithm for Parallel Monte Carlo Transport Calculations
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The All-Sky Automated Survey for Supernovae (ASAS-SN) Light Curve Server v1.0
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Jarvis: Large-scale Server Monitoring with Adaptive Near-data Processing.
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Metabolomics Collision Cross Section Database and Server
This is a the code and data for a website created to display collision cross section data for metabolites and small molecules. This repository hosts two things. First is the source code (js) for a website created to display collision cross section data for metabolites and other small molecules. The second is the underlying CCS dataset. The growing interest in metabolomic and exposomic studies is also inciting a need for new techniques to analyze these diverse molecules. Mass spectrometry-based studies are often preferred for the confident identification of small molecules. Ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) is capable of separating molecules that have the same m/z but different conformational arrangements, which is very useful in metabolomic and exposomic analyses. As the desire for IMS measurements of metabolites continues to grow, so does the need for high quality collision cross section (CCS) values.
Master of Servers (MOSE) v. 1.0.0
This tool helps red teamers and penetration testers to conduct post exploitation activities through various Configuration Management tools such as Puppet, Chef, Ansible, and Salt.
LCLS Orbit Server
This application monitors all LCLS BPMs, and emits a PV Access table of synchronized orbit data.
QServer: A Biclustering Server for Prediction and Assessment of Co-Expressed Gene Clusters
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SEED servers: high-performance access to the SEED genomes, annotations, and metabolic models
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Barcode Server: A Visualization-Based Genome Analysis System
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Lustre on diskless servers using ZFS pools as targets
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Performance Studies of Parallel Erasure Coding on Clustered Micro Storage Servers
The objective of this presentation for the HPC mini showcase was to find effectiveness of erasure encoding done in parallel and then discover a possible solution to more cost effective storage.
Improving the Event Data Server of the Fermilab Test Beam Data Acquisition System (OTSDAQ)
The Fermilab Test Beam Facility (FTBF) is a high-energy test beam used for precision tests of high-energy physics detectors. The FTBF has two beams lines, MTest and MCenter, which provides a variety particle types such as proton beam and secondary beams with muons, electrons, and kaons. The beam is variable in energy and intensity, and a target can be inserted into the beam to convert the protons to other particle types for users.
MISE: Multi-Server Integrated Schedule Environment CECOP MISE Presentation.
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Integrating a Microgrid Controller with a Local OpenADR Server
When military microgrids isolate themselves from the main electrical grid, they must locally balance electricity supply and demand. Since local generation may be limited, the current strategy is to shed all but the most critical loads by tripping smart circuit breakers, which must then be reset manually (e.g., ESTCP project EW-201350). This strategy is typically applied at the building level, meaning that entire buildings housing mission critical activities must be excluded from any load management, while those considered non-critical may lose service entirely. The remotely controlled switchgear needed to manage load in this way is very expensive ($\$30,000$-$\$50,000$ per building). While effective at shedding load, this strategy disrupts installation operation and risks damaging equipment during both disconnection and re-energization. With the goals of lowering costs, protecting equipment, and enhancing the agility of DoD microgrids, this report demonstrates the use of cybersecure automated demand response (ADR) technology to manage microgrid loads during grid-independent (a.k.a. "islanded") operation. This automated approach achieves load shedding and shifting through communication signals sent to equipment controllers rather than by cutting off the flow of electricity within the microgrid itself. Because it operates only on the base network, with no connection to external entities, this strategy avoids the main cybersecurity concern raised by past applications of ADR on military bases.
Telerobotic control of a mobile coordinated robotic server
Results from the Master's Degree Thesis of Mr. Robert Stanley, a graduate student supervised by the principal investigator on this project is reported. The goal of this effort is to develop advanced control methods for flexible space manipulator systems. As such, a fuzzy logic controller has been developed in which model structure as well as parameter constraints are not required for compensation. A general rule base is formulated using quantized linguistic terms; it is then augmented to a traditional integral control. The resulting hybrid fuzzy controller stabilizes the structure over a broad range of uncertainties, including unknown initial conditions. An off-line tuning approach using phase portraits gives further insight into the algorithm. The approach was applied to a three-degree-of-freedom manipulator system - the prototype of the coordinated flexible manipulator system currently being designed and built at North Carolina State University.