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Machine Vision Quantification of Plant Growth and Development Computer Hardware Capabilities |
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The Team Amir H. Assadi - CoPI Nicola J. Ferrier - CoPI Edgar P. Spalding - PI Tessa Durham Brooks Nathan D. Miller Ram Subramanian Ioan Vlad Uilecan Liya Wang
The Location
Some Results
Hardware Computers |
Small Sun Grid - This grid will be used to run Matlab and the distributed computing toolbox. Ten SUN-Blade 1500 Workstations running Solaris 10 O.S. - 1.5-GHz UltraSPARC IIIi processor - 1 GB RAM - 120 GB HDD Servers - These computers are used for analyzing large datasets. SuperServer 7045B running Vista and XP 64 - Two Intel 2GHz Quad core processors - 24 GB RAM - 2.5 TB RAID HDD (5 x 500 GB) SuperServer 7045B running Vista and XP 64 - Two Intel 2GHz Quad core processors - 32 GB RAM - 5 TB HDD (5 x 1 TB) Other Analysis Computers - These computers distribute jobs to 4 additional computers for analysis. Dell Precision 690 running Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x 64 Edition - 2 GHz - 5 GB RAM Dell Precision 690 running Windows Vista 64 - 2.33 GHz - 16 GB RAM Sun Grid Compute Utility (network.com) - This grid is utilized when running time-consuming .m codes. - We mainly use Fremat on this grid. Phytomorph Server - This computer hosts phytomorph.wisc.edu, runs a firewall protected Samba server for intra-laboratory file sharing, and runs a password protected DAV server for inter-laboratory file sharing. A simplified diagram of this inter-laboratory data flow can be found here. Currently a Dell Dimension 3000 with 80 GB HDD. Phytomorph will be upgraded soon to a RAID array for improved write speeds, faster database queries and increased storage capacity. Network Drives - Currently we have 2.3 TB of backup protected storage on four desktop computers.
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Copyright © 2007 The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System
Feedback, questions, or accessibility issues: spalding@wisc.edu; Last updated: November 6, 2007