NCI Director Professor Sean Smith being interviewed at the SC18 booth NCI was present at this year's International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis in Dallas, Texas. SC18, held between the 11th and 16th of November, was a rousing success for NCI. Staff had

GSKY currently serves satellite remote sensing data such as Landsat 5, 7, 8 products from Digital Earth Australia (DEA), and with Sentinel 2 data products to be available in early 2019. The Landsat data sets published on GSKY are updated fortnightly. GSKY was updated on 17th Nov to now provide a Web

Congratulations to the following NCI users on receiving honorific awards from the Australian Academy of Science today. These award winners come from a diverse range of scientific disciplines encompassing nanotechnology, geophysics, quantum chemistry, genetic testing and more. Their research

NCI congratulates the four current users who have been elected Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science in this year's acknowledgement of Australia's top scientists. Professor Debra Bernhardt of The University of Queensland, Professor David Karoly of CSIRO, Professor Catherine Stampfl of the

The World Climate Research Programme Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 6 (CMIP6) is an internationally coordinated research activity that provides climate model output from a series of carefully designed and targeted experiments. The analysis of CMIP6 data will form the basis for

An international commitment for sharing and collaborating on data for Earth, Space and Environmental Sciences has been announced today, and a growing list of major academic publishers, repositories, institutions, scientific societies and research infrastructure providers are now signatories. From

The Governor-General and Chancellor of the Order of Australia, His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retd), today announced 1214 awards in the Queen's Birthday 2019 Honours List. NCI congratulates three current users on their appointments to the Order and the recognition of

Australia’s fastest supercomputer will soon be up to 10-times more powerful, with the National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) announcing its new high-performance machine, Gadi. The new machine will super charge Australian research with up to a 10-fold increase on NCI’s current supercomputer