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iGrid - San Diego to KISTI

San Diego, California to Daejeon, South Korea
On September 27, we transported 1,717 GB of the BESTDR3 Sloan Digital Sky Survey astronomical dataset from the iGrid Conference in San Diego, Callifornia, USA, to the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI), in Daejeon, South Korea. The average transfer speed was 1,027 Mb/s with a median speed of 1,160 Mb/s.

The data was transferred disk-to-disk from an NCDM server on the iGrid 2005 Conference floor in San Diego, CA, USA to a machine at KISTI, in Daejeon, South Korea. The machine at San Diego machine was a dual AMD Opteron server with a 10 Gb/s network card. The KISTI machine was a dual 2.8 Ghz Xeon, also with a 10 Gb/s network card.

The data was transported from San Diego to KISTI over the 10 Gb/s GLORIAD network using NCDM's UDT transport protocol and NCDM's UDT Gateway.

Data Set:
Sloan Digital Sky Survey BESTDR3 dataset
148 separate files
Total Size: 1,844,543,968,223 bytes

Transfer Speed:
Average Transfer Speed: 1,027 Mb/s
Median Transfer Speed: 1,160 Mb/s
Standard Deviation: 228.61
Fasted file transfer: 1,280 Mb/s

Software Used:
UDT v2.1
UDT Gateway v0.5 alpha

Date & Time:
September 27, 2005

Hardware:
Machine at iGrid in San Diego:
3U rack mount Opteron Server
Dual AMD Opteron 250 (2.4 GHz, 64 bit processors)
NIC: Intel 10 Gb/s
OS: GNU/Debian Linux 3.1
Memory: 4 GB
Storage: 3WARE 4 disk raid-5 array

Machine at KISTI:
Dual 2.8 GHz XEON
NIC: 1Gb/s
OS: Linux Redhat (2.6.6 Kernal)
Memory: 1 GB
Storage: Raid-0 (Using Areca Raid controller and twelve IDE drives)


Network:
The data was transported from the iGrid Conference floor in San Diego, CA to KISTI facilities in Daejeon, South Korea over the 10 Gb/s GLORIAD network.


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Transfer rate (Mb/s) at each second during the transfer of one of the 148 files.