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You are invited to submit an application for a Proposal Development, a short-term allocation available to researchers from any New Zealand research institution. During this allocation you will:
- Confirm your software works on NeSI platform.
- Determine scaling characteristics.
- Approximate core hours required for your project.
my.nesi.org.nz allows you to setup and maintain your NeSI account profile, projects and NeSI HPC account details.
Project Application
Before applying for a project you should:
- Establish that your work will benefit from the use of HPC resources.
- Assemble your project team.
- Become familiar with foundational HPC skills.
- Qualify for one of our eligibility classes
You are invited to submit an application for a Proposal Development, a short-term allocation available to researchers from any New Zealand research institution. During this allocation you will:
- Confirm your software works on NeSI platform.
- Determine scaling characteristics.
- Approximate core hours required for your project.
Once your Proposal Development allocation is well underway (or has ended), you are welcome to apply for a further allocation, which will be granted from one of our other allocation classes.
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About NeSI Services
NeSI provides a range of services to help computational research projects become reality
NeSI is a national collaboration of the University of Auckland, the University of Otago, Manaaki Whenua - Landcare Research, NIWA,
and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE).
my.nesi.org.nz allows you to setup and maintain your NeSI account profile, projects and NeSI HPC account details.
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