NPAC computational resources offer a variety of most recent HPCC technologies. The real asset of the Center is however diversity of its resources.Infrastructure diversity matches the know-how of the variety of HPCC enabling technologies offered by NPAC human resources.
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The Internal NPAC Web Server is a resource for internal use only.
Who, where, when and how much? - Statistics for the NPAC Web Server. A neat graphical interface provides you with all the details.
NPAC offers a number of services to users via the World Wide Web. The services include a diverse range from real-time weather display to searchable News Banks and Full-Text Web Search Systems for Education. Featured below are these services that NPAC has to offer.
The TANGO Collaborative System
TANGO is a Java-based collaboratory system for the World Wide Web.The system has collaborative applications for education and distance learning, command and control, health care, and computer steering. Downloads Available
Click here to access the TANGO Home Page
WebWisdom is a hierarchical tree of knowledge built from JavaScript and aimed at Netscape 3.0 or higher class Navigators. WebWisdom.com products are based on systems designed by the Northeast Parallel Architectures Center a t Syracuse University over the last three years.
Click here to visit the WebWisdom Home Page
Weather at the click of a mouse
The Weather Applet offers you the latest weather information of the United States by use of a Java applet. For the input data of our applet, data is obtained from Unidata. The Weather Applet permits you to choose various visualization techniques for Weather Data.
Click here to visit the Weather Viewer Page
NewsBank Database at NPAC
This database at NPAC contains CD News collection from NewsBank in which full-text of many of the most respected and widely circulated newspapers in the United States are indexed in an Oracle RDBMS at NPAC.
As part of NPAC's Living School Book Project to provide rich multimedia information resources to K12 teachers and students, this full-text search engine allows students instant access to information on curre nt issues and events of local, state and national concern using Internet and World-Wide-Web, instead of the traditional way of news reading/distribution from a CD-ROM.
Click here to vist the NewsBank Database
A list of NPAC databases can be obtained here