Shared Infrastructure Governance

While DoIT administers and maintains the campus Research Computing and Data Infrastructure, DoIT is advised by the Research Computing Shared Infrastructure Governance Steering Committee (RC-SIG). The RC-SIG was formed following the 2023 RCTF Report by campus researchers to the university administration. Item 1 of the response by VP of DoIT & CIO Jack Suess along with VP of ORCA Dr. Karl Steiner highlighted the need for this group and laid-out its general structure. The structure and operation of the RC-SIG is outlined in the RC-SIG Governance document. The RC-SIG meets monthly to deliberate on policies and issues facing campus researchers and works to recommend best practices for the administration and growth of Research Computing and Data Infrastructure.

 

 Membership

The RC-SIG is composed of each of the college deans (or their delegates), the chairs of the RC-SIG Subcommittees, and the Vice President for Research & Creative Achievement and the Vice President of Information Technology both as ex-officio members.

 

Steering Committee

Karl Steiner (ORCA), Jack Suess (DoIT), Alan Yeakley (GES; CAHSS), Marc Olano (CSEE; COEIT), Matt Pelton (PHYS; CNMS), Zhibo Zhang (PHYS; CNMS), Karuna Joshi (IS; COEIT), Ian Stockwell (IS; COEIT), Jim Clavin (The Hilltop Institute), Roy Prouty (DoIT Support)

Advanced CPU

Zhibo Zhang (PHYS; Co-chair), Roy Prouty (DoIT Support; Co-chair), Dillon Mahmoudi (Geography), Zoe McLaren (Public Policy), Houbing Song (Information Systems), Meilin Yu (Mechanical Engineering), Tülay Adali (Computer Science & Electrical Engineering), Matthias Gobbert (Math/Stats), Pengwang Zhai (Physics), Animikh Biswas (Math/Stats)

Advanced GPU

Karuna Joshi (Co-chair), Roy Prouty(Co-chair)

Cloud Computing

Ian Stockwell (Co-chair), Jim Clavin (Co-chair), Roy Prouty (Co-chair)

User Experience
Jianwu Wang (Co-chair); Max Breitmeyer (Co-chair); Roy Prouty (DoIT Support; Co-chair)

 

Meetings & Updates

Last updated by Roy Prouty 20250401