MatCloud, a high-throughput computational materials infrastructure: Present, future visions, and challenges

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作者
杨小渝 [1 ,2 ]
王宗国 [1 ]
赵旭山 [1 ]
宋健龙 [1 ]
虞超 [1 ,2 ]
周嘉欣 [1 ,2 ]
李凯 [1 ]
机构
[1] Computer Network Information Centre, Chinese Academy of Sciences
[2] University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
基金
中国国家自然科学基金;
关键词
high-throughput materials simulation; materials informatics;
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中图分类号
TB30 [工程材料一般性问题];
学科分类号
0805 ; 080502 ;
摘要
MatCloud provides a high-throughput computational materials infrastructure for the integrated management of materials simulation, data, and computing resources. In comparison to AFLOW, Material Project, and NoMad, MatCloud delivers two-fold functionalities: a computational materials platform where users can do on-line job setup, job submission and monitoring only via Web browser, and a materials properties simulation database. It is developed under Chinese Materials Genome Initiative and is a China own proprietary high-throughput computational materials infrastructure. MatCloud has been on line for about one year, receiving considerable registered users, feedbacks, and encouragements. Many users provided valuable input and requirements to MatCloud. In this paper, we describe the present MatCloud, future visions, and major challenges. Based on what we have achieved, we will endeavour to further develop MatCloud in an open and collaborative manner and make MatCloud a world known China-developed novel software in the pressing area of high-throughput materials calculations and materials properties simulation database within Material Genome Initiative.
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页码:108 / 115
页数:8
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