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Compute Canada is seeking input from researchers and other stakeholders in preparation for its upcoming submission to CFI for Major Science Initiatives (MSI) funding. The funding proposal will address the operational needs and updated capital plan for advanced research computing infrastructure over the period聽2017-2022.

The SPARC-2 consultations will inform this submission, so all disciplines are encouraged to share domain-specific forecasts, advanced research computing (ARC) needs, and their data storage and preservation requirements.

There are three ways to participate. First, ACENET will be hosting three consultation sessions. These will be led by Compute Canada executives, who will provide updates and gather feedback.听

February 9^th, 9:30-11:30am,聽St. John鈥檚聽NL, Memorial University, Science Building, Room SN4078

February 10^th, 9:30-11:30am,聽Halifax聽NS, 麻豆传媒, Student Union Building, Room 307聽

February 11^th, 9:30-11:30am,聽Fredericton聽NB, University of New Brunswick, Wu Conference Centre, Room 204

笔濒别补蝉别听聽for these events.

Researchers can also choose to submit聽聽addressing the future needs of specific research disciplines or institutions. The deadline for submission is March 1^st, 2016.

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Input is welcomed from researchers, students, faculty, librarians, and the broader group of -Compute Canada/ACENET stakeholders.听

For more information on SPARC-2, please visit the Compute Canada聽, or contact聽info@ace-net.ca.听