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The Novel Materials Discovery (NOMAD) Laboratory maintains the largest Repositoryfor Input and Output files of all important Computational Materials Science Codes.
From its open-access data it builds several Big-Data Services helping to advance materials science and engineering.
NOMAD structure and use cases
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The NOMAD Repository accepts (and requests) in- and output files of all important codes. Currently, the NOMAD Repository contains 3,350,745 entries.
https://repository.nomad-coe.eualso described at youtube.com
Data is the raw material for the 21st century.
NOMAD RepositoryOrganize And Share Materials Data
The NOMAD Repository accepts (and requests) in- and output files of all important codes. Currently, the NOMAD Repository contains 3,350,745 entries.
https://repository.nomad-coe.eualso described at youtube.com
There are 30-40 important codes used in computational materials science.
Nomenclature, data representation, and file formats of the input and output files of these codes are different. The heterogeneity could hardly be worse.
Data is the raw material for the 21st century.
NOMAD RepositoryOrganize And Share Materials Data
https://repository.nomad-coe.eualso described at youtube.com
The NOMAD LaboratoryA European Centre of Excellence
The NOMAD Repository accepts (and requests) in- and output files of all important codes. Currently, the NOMAD Repository contains 3,150,745 entries.
NOMAD Code-Independent ArchiveData Representation So That All Data Can Be Used for Analytics
Data is the raw material for the 21st century.
https://repository.nomad-coe.eualso described at youtube.com
The NOMAD LaboratoryA European Centre of Excellence
The NOMAD Repository accepts (and requests) in- and output files of all important codes. Currently, the NOMAD Repository contains 3,150,745 entries.
Data is the raw material for the 21st century.
NOMAD Code-Independent ArchiveData Representation So That All Data Can Be Used for Analytics
NOMAD EncyclopediaNOMAD Encyclopedia
A web-based public infrastructure
The Encyclopedia allows users to see, compare,explore, and understand the data.
NOMAD EncyclopediaNOMAD Encyclopedia
A web-based public infrastructure
The NOMAD Encyclopedia provides a materials-oriented view on the Archive data. Whateverproperty of a given material has been computed, iseasily accessible through a user-friendly graphicaluser interface. This spans from structural features,to mechanical behavior, thermal properties,electronic structure, transport characteristics, andthe response to light and other excitations.
The Encyclopedia allows users to see, compare,explore, and understand the data.
Online May 1, 2017
Enable scientists and engineers to identify materials for poten-tial use in novel products or for more detailed study.
EXAMPLE:Structure map of AB binary semiconductors, obtained with a compressed-sensing algorithm. Result can be (re)obtained at: https://analytics-toolkit. nomad-coe.eu/
NOMAD Big-Data Analytics ToolkitIdentify Correlations and Structure in The Archive Data
Rock Salt Zincblende
Properties of free, neutral atoms
NOMAD Advanced GraphicsSeeing Helps Understanding
Enable comprehensive analysis and interact-tive visualization of molecular simulations.
• Infrastructure for remote visualization of NOMAD data
• Virtual reality environment for immersive data exploration, training and dissemination.
EXAMPLE:Visualizing CO2 adsorption at a CaO(001) surface
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=bNKjnonLP0s
https://NOMAD-CoE.eu
General Matthias Scheffler, [email protected] O’Brien, [email protected]
Repository Matthias Scheffler, [email protected] Draxl, [email protected]
Archive Fawzi Mohamed, [email protected]
Materials Encyclopedia Claudia Draxl, [email protected]
Big-Data Analytics Toolkit Luca Ghiringhelli, [email protected]
Advanced Graphics Rubén García Hernández, [email protected]
Industry Networking and Use Cases Alessandro De Vita, [email protected] Rubio, [email protected]
Contacts
https://NOMAD-CoE.eu
General Matthias Scheffler, [email protected] O’Brien, [email protected]
Repository Matthias Scheffler, [email protected] Draxl, [email protected]
Archive Fawzi Mohamed, [email protected]
Materials Encyclopedia Claudia Draxl, [email protected]
Big-Data Analytics Toolkit Luca Ghiringhelli, [email protected]
Advanced Graphics Rubén García Hernández, [email protected]
Industry Networking and Use Cases Alessandro De Vita, [email protected] Rubio, [email protected]
Contacts
NOMAD has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 676580.