Software and Systems Engineering
Built to Perform
GAMA-1 provides a range of customized systems development capabilities tailored to the specific mission needs, budgets, and requirements of our customers.
Software and Systems Engineering
Our team of certified IT professionals provides complete support throughout the entire development/operations/ and maintenance lifecycle to federal government customers who rely on science and business systems and applications to achieve their missions. This includes envisioning and planning new and evolving systems, employing the latest software and systems development methodologies, as well as maintaining and improving existing customer applications and tools. We work closely with our customers to build efficient and reliable tools that support core business processes and back-office functions with user-friendly UI/UX experiences and accessible (UD) methodologies.
Our Services
Dev/Sec/Ops
- Code Analysis
- Change Management
- Compliance Monitoring.
- Threat Investigation
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Security Training
Software Development
- Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- Source Control
- Automated Testing
- Automated Build
- Defect Management
Web Services
- SOAP
- WSDL
- UDDI
High-Performance Computing
- Research Support
- Big Data Management
- IaaS
- PaaS
Data Design and Analytics
- Code
- Code Comments
- Data Visualization
- Non-data Visualization
- Narrative Text
- Summary Statistics
- Tables
- Statistical Models
Technical Writing and Documentation
- Documentation
- Reporting
Our Experience:
For the National Ocean Service (NOS), GAMA-1’s Cloud/High-Performance Computing (HPC) Engineers are responsible for establishing High-Performance Computing in Azure and significantly expanding capabilities available to NOS/NCCOS scientists and researchers to run scientific models and simulations with results produced in hours rather than weeks or months.
Working in collaboration with NCCOS, our engineers planned, developed, engineered the HPC Atlas solution in Microsoft Virtual Network (VNET) utilizing Azure Resource Manager to automate many IT tasks.
The HPC solution uses cluster environment with a master Head Node which is responsible for providing scalability for compute nodes that can be scaled to 10,000 CPU cores to enhance NCCOS’ ability to offer high-quality predictive regional ecosystem model with improved skilled and substantially shortened delivery time.
Head Node Backup and Recovery service was implemented on the Azure platform. For each project, a dedicated premium storage NFS server with multiple drives with Raid 0 stripe was created. Tracking and monitoring are provided for HPC nodes, queues and job status.
Our team has successfully delivered 12 HPC projects across NCCOS program offices and research centers.
The NCCOS HPC environment currently supports over 20 algorithms delivering over 30 science data products. Currently, our team is supporting 5+ active HPC projects at NCCOS which support important NOS missions such as monitoring Harmful Algal Blooming & Coral Structure.
These HPC capabilities have been implemented using NOAA “JET” HPC resources, on-premise workstations, and Microsoft Azure cloud services.
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Dan Beall
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