OSN-enabled Terra Fusion Data at the 2019 AGU Fall Meeting
Visit us to learn how OSN helps advance global geoscience made with the Terra Satellite at Booth #322
What is OSN?
OSN is a distributed data storage service to support active data sharing and transfer between academic institutions, leveraging existing NSF-funded cyberinfrastructure resources.
What is our mission?
OSN facilitates scientific and scholarly research by improving data access and use to promote access and re-use of high-value, high-impact datasets capable of accelerating discovery and generating synergies across new and existing science projects and ...
Who is involved?
The initial OSN pilot is a collective effort between JHU, UCSD, UIUC, UNC-Chapel Hill and MGHPCC. Project partners include PSC and TACC, as well as the regional Big Data Innovation Hubs and project leaders in the Science Cases.
Science cases in OSN
OSN provides value to multiple disciplines, ranging from moving large astronomy datasets to compute resources to datasets geared towards strengthening machine learning research. Our users constitute a varied community of researchers and practitioners.
OSN pods
OSN pods are deployable units of distributed storage with minimal administrative overhead and petabyte-sized storage capable of high-throughput, high-speed large volume data transfers.
About OSN
Research data storage needs an overhaul. We think we have the answer.
For the research community, by the research community. Do you want to actively participate in the development and refinement of the Open Storage Network? Good. We want you, too.
