UOW researchers have access to several national research computing platforms. The most appropriate option depends on the scale and nature of the computational workload.
UOW Partner Share
The University of °µÍø½ûÇø offers Partner Share access to Australia’s fastest supercomputer, , as part of the Collaboration Agreement. UOW's Partner Share allocation provides researchers with access to HPC resources for small to medium computational research and is managed by the RSD on behalf of the HPC Steering Committee.
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NCMAS Scheme
is a highly competitive annual allocation scheme that provides access to national HPC resources based on research and computational merit. Applications typically close in early October with a minimum allocation of 1000 kSU per year.
ADAPTER Scheme
The scheme provides merit-based allocations of 200 KSU/quarter for single-investigator, Early Career Researcher (ECR), and researcher-supervisor projects. It supports small to medium-scale computational research projects with rapid provisioning.
Alternative Research Computing Options
Researchers may also consider the ARDC Nectar Research Cloud, Australia's national research cloud computing platform, which provides on-demand access to virtual machines, GPUs, storage, and collaborative computing environments for a wide range of research applications.
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