Welcome to the Navy DSRC

The Navy DoD Supercomputing Resource Center (Navy DSRC) is a premier provider of high performance computing services and support to the United States Department of Defense scientists and engineers. It is one of five supercomputing centers established under the auspices of the Department of Defense (DoD) High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP). The Navy DSRC leverages high performance computers and a wealth of knowledge to greatly improve the computational research environment for DoD researchers. The center also provides leadership for HPCMP-wide functions including remote petascale data storage, enterprise systems monitoring, and remote system and database administration.

Scheduled Maintenance For Next 30 Days
Date System Start End Details
May 19 Koehr 1300 CT 1700 CT System Maintenance
May 26 Gaffney 1300 CT 1700 CT System Maintenance

Success Stories

  • Variational Data Assimilation

    Comparison between 3D-VAR and 4D-VAR from year-long experiments in the Okinawa Trough.

    3D and 4D variational systems were tested and/or transitioned to improving Navy capabilities of forecasting Ocean environments. The work on coupling the assimilation systems between the ocean, waves, atmosphere, and acoustics made progress to further improve the forecast skill of the ocean environment. Read More...

  • Coupled Ocean/Wav/Air/Ice Prediction System

    Coupled air/ocean/wave prediction systems can improve Navy forecasting.

    Coupled air/ocean/wave prediction systems can improve Navy forecasting via ASW performance, tropical cyclone prediction, search and rescue, and mission planning. Relocatable COAMPS-CICE systems to provide high-resolution Arctic forecasting of ice thickness, drift, and concentration for navigation. Read More...