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The state service bwDataArchive offers a solution for long-term data archiving, which is made available in particular to employees of universities and public research institutions in Baden-Württemberg. Data archiving takes place at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and includes reliable storage of even large data sets for a period of ten years or more. The service enables qualified implementation of the recommendations of the German Research Foundation (DFG) for securing and storing research data. |
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The Large Scale Data Facility (LSDF) is an Online Storage service operated by the Scientific Computing Center (SCC) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). It offers researchers at KIT, at state-funded universities in Baden-Württemberg, and in the Helmholtz Association — as well as their collaborators — access to a large-scale disk storage system intended in particular for the storage of research data from data-intensive scientific disciplines.
Several protocols can be used to access the data: SCP, NFS, CIFS, WebDAV. The data is backed up and protected in a state-of-the-art manner from various types of disasters (without direct user access to the backed up copies). The service is not suitable for storing personal, commercial or other non-scientific data. If you have a special data use case, please search for a more suitable data service on our page or feel free to contact us. |
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Statistics and data analysis software
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Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) includes all types of computer support in engineering.
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Computer algebra systems are used to solve mathematical problems using symbolic methods. |
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SCC gives KIT users access to High Performance Computing (HPC) and Data Intensive Computing (DIC) infrastructures. SCC itself operates several computer systems (bwUniCluster 3.0, HoreKa) for different user groups. In addition, KIT scientists can use the bwForClusters within the framework of the bwHPC federation. The SCC also advises on applications for computing time on supra-regional high-performance computers (Tier-2), such as the HoreKa, or on the national supercomputers (Tier-1) of the Gauss Centre for Supercomputing (JSC, HLRS, LRZ).
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Users can access the HPC resources operated by the SCC via Jupyter. All that is required is a web browser. Within the web application, source code of different programming languages can be edited and executed and calculations can be visualized interactively. In addition to tools for documentation, various user interfaces and terminals are available.
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Compilers and tools for software development. |
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Consulting and support for technical-scientific software at KIT |
