By Letitia Sabburg, QCIF Geospatial Data Officer
Looking for spatial data in Australia? Check out the UQ Map Gallery of Australia.
By Dr Minh Dinh, QCIF eResearch Analyst at UQ
Software, both commercial and open source, are often prebuilt and installed system-wide on HPC systems. They can be accessed using the module load command, which updates the system setting to expose the path to the executables and to include any library dependency. However, users often find themselves needing to build and install software, from source code, for their work.
By Dr Marlies Hankel, QCIF eResearch Analyst at UQ
With easy access to high-performance computing (HPC) clusters, many users may feel confused about which cluster to choose and if HPC is actually useful for their research. I will outline some basic considerations users should go through to see if HPC is suitable and if yes, which type.
By Jason Bell, QCIF eResearch Analyst at CQU
As you will most likely be aware, security is a vital aspect of server deployments. But maintaining, updating and patching servers, virtual machines and “Nectar instances” can be a mundane and arduous task. It is very easy to forget, unless you set up some sort of reminder system.
March–November 2019, Queensland
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Read more ...ecoEd is a finalist in this year’s Council of Australasian University Directors of Information Technology (CAUDIT) Awards in the Innovation in Teaching and Learning category.
Read more ...QCIF has partnered with Bioplatforms Australia to manage the operation and maintenance of the Bioplatforms Australia Data Portal and supporting systems.
Read more ...QCIF eResearch Analyst Jason Bell has begun regular Hacky Hours at CQUniversity, alternating between online conferences and face-to-face sessions in Rockhampton.
Read more ...Galaxy Australia won three trophies at the Australian Information Industry Association’s (AIIA) Queensland state iAwards on Tuesday, 4 June, including the top prize, the Queensland Premier's iAward for Public Sector Innovation.
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