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Kettering, Brett Michael

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LANL Bicycle Safety Committee - November 2018 Survey Results (Rev. 2)

In November of 2018, Los Alamos National Laboratory’s (LANL) Bicycle Safety Committee conducted a survey via SurveyMonkey. The survey was advertised via LANLToday, an email newsletter that is sent to all employees with approximately 4,800 readers. Articles in LANLToday are also linked on the main internal web page at LANL. It is estimated that there are approximately 12,000, in addition with contract employees and contractors it is estimated that approximately 17,500 people work on site at LANL in Los Alamos County. 319 people participated in the survey. LANL is located 35 miles northwest of Santa Fe, NM in Los Alamos. The population of Los Alamos County in April of 2010 per the United States Census Bureau was 17,950. The majority of the LANL’s employees work at facilities in Los Alamos County, and a significant number of those workers commute from surrounding communities and from other locations as far as Taos and Albuquerque. The majority of the respondents (75%) live in Los Alamos County with 14% of the respondents living in the City of Santa Fe. 47% of the respondents ride a bicycle multiple days per week. 156 respondents bicycle commute, with 118 commuting multiple days per week during the summer and 73 commuting multiple days per week during the winter.

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Delivering HPC Systems to 132 Dock

The intention of this document is to provide the subcontractor with information to enable trucks delivering HPC (High Performance Computing) systems to the 03-0132, computer rooms with the information they need to do so successfully.

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MarFS-Requirements-Design-Configuration-Admin

This document will be organized into sections that are defined by the requirements for a file system that presents a near-POSIX (Portable Operating System Interface) interface to the user, but whose data is stored in whatever form is most efficient for the type of data being stored. After defining the requirement the design for meeting the requirement will be explained. Finally there will be sections on configuring and administering this file system. More and more, data dominates the computing world. There is a “sea” of data out there in many different formats that needs to be managed and used. “Mar” means “sea” in Spanish. Thus, this product is dubbed MarFS, a file system for a sea of data.

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