BIB-VERSION:: CS-TR-v2.0
ID:: UCB//S2K-94-57
ENTRY:: December 10, 1994
DATE:: September 1994
TITLE:: Vision for Sequoia 2000 Phase II:
        The Sequoia Computational Infrastructure
AUTHOR:: Pasquale, Joseph
AUTHOR:: Katz, Randy
AUTHOR:: Dozier, Jeff
PAGES:: 4
ABSTRACT:: The Sequoia 2000 project, a collaboration of computer
        scientists and Earth Scientists at the University of 
        California, is beginning its second 3-year phase.  The 
        major goal for Phase II is to support power harnessing,
        the ability to dynamically concentrate as much of the 
        cumulative resource power in a wide-area distributed 
        system to meet the demands of any single application.
        The project will focus on creating an underlying hardware
        and software infrastructure that supports power harnessing,
        and above which software systems targeted to support
        Earth science applications can be built.  As in Phae I,
        the project will seek to develop partnerships, both 
        financial and intellectual, with the university, industry,
        and the state and federal government.
        
RETRIEVAL:: postscript  (in s2k-94-57.ps)
END::  UCB//S2K-94-57