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Advanced Research Computing (ARC)

Advanced Research Computing (ARC)

Providing high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities and expertise to scientists for the acceleration and expansion of scientific discovery. 

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Advanced Research Computing (ARC)

Advanced Research Computing (ARC)

Providing high-performance computing (HPC) capabilities and expertise to scientists for the acceleration and expansion of scientific discovery. 

Machine Access
Consulting and Training
Research
Partnerships
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USGS Supercomputer Usage

USGS Supercomputer Usage

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Two men look at a large supercomputer in a bright room

Hovenweep supercomputer at EROS

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Hovenweep Supercomputer at EROS Data center. Sign next to 5 computer racks reads "Hovenweep" and negative hand relief

Hovenweep Supercomputer

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Color image of Yeti supercomputer

First USGS Supercomputer Decommissioning makes way for Successors

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This is a photo of an active lava flow.

USGS supercomputers help assess volcanic hazards in support of community resilience

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Two men look at a large supercomputer in a bright room

USGS Hovenweep Supercomputer

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Image: Supercomputers Map Out Super Endangered Species — In 3-D

Supercomputers Map Out Super Endangered Species — In 3-D

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Hovenweep

USGS New Supercomputer Helps Scientists Wrangle Data

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Close up of Yeti Supercomputer doors

USGS Yeti Supercomputer

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Denali, showing a landscape of hills, forests and a huge, snowy mountain, is North America's tallest mountain, at 20,310 feet.

USGS Denali Supercomputer

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Image: Supercomputers Map Out Super Endangered Species — In 3-D

Supercomputers Map Out Super Endangered Species In 3-D

Charts or Graphs
Image: Supercomputers Map Out Super Endangered Species — In 3-D

Supercomputers Map Out Super Endangered Species — In 3-D

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USGS

USGS Supercomputers & Research

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Sunset falls across beautiful Flint Hills as shadows cascade across the differential erosion terraces formed millions of years

USGS Tallgrass Supercomputer

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San Diego Supercomputer Center, University of California, San Diego

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Hovenweep High Performance Computing System

Hovenweep High Performance Computing System

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Computer server racks

Denali Super Computer

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3D rendering of the shear-wave-speed anomaly below Yellowstone

Yellowstone’s magma reservoir comes into sharper focus

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Jeff Falgout

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Thumbnail for Eyes on Earth podcast episode 60 - Landsat 9 launch part 1

Eyes on Earth: Data

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3D crustal structure and long-period ground motions from a M9.0 megathrust earthquake in the Pacific Northwest region

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USGS EROS: Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence

Data Release
Collage of images of an earthquake, scientists in flood with instruments, a volcano erupting, and seismic illustration.

2016 Mw 6.0 Petermann Ranges earthquake, Australia: Pre- and post-earthquake digital elevation models

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Eyes on Earth Episode 102 – LANDFIRE 2022 Update

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Logo saying EROS 50; 1973-2023; 50 Years Exploring Our Planet

2023 in Review: EROS Celebrated its 50th, Named a Director

Presentations and Events

Hydrography Webinar Series - Session 3

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color photo of Stefanie Kagone and Aaron Friesz with the graphic for the EROS podcast "Eyes on Earth"

Eyes on Earth Episode 58 - Satellites and Cloud Computing

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TopoLens: Building a cyberGIS community data service for enhancing the usability of high-resolution National Topographic datasets

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Plot depicting power to detect a trend of -4% per year over 5 years at various sample sizes.

TrendPowerTool: A web lookup tool for estimating the statistical power of a monitoring program to detect population trends

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COAWST Training

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