NASA NTRS · 19960022599
PATHFINDER: Probing Atmospheric Flows in an Integrated and Distributed Environment
Abstract
PATHFINDER is a software effort to create a flexible, modular, collaborative, and distributed environment for studying atmospheric, astrophysical, and other fluid flows in the evolving networked metacomputer environment of the 1990s. It uses existing software, such as HDF (Hierarchical Data Format), DTM (Data Transfer Mechanism), GEMPAK (General Meteorological Package), AVS, SGI Explorer, and Inventor to provide the researcher with the ability to harness the latest in desktop to teraflop computing. Software modules developed during the project are available in the public domain via anonymous FTP from the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA). The address is ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu, and the directory is /SGI/PATHFINDER.
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Wilhelmson, R. B., Wojtowicz, D. P., Shaw, C., Hagedorn, J., Koch, S.. 1995-01-01. PATHFINDER: Probing Atmospheric Flows in an Integrated and Distributed Environment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960022599
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