Difference between revisions of "Subnets"
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Revision as of 21:21, 20 September 2007
We have several (sub)networks, which enables us to process the solution of a certain set of stations without conflicting the limits set by computer resources.
Those subnets are:
| name | where | map |
|---|---|---|
| alaska | Alaska region | alaska |
| casa | South America | casa |
| TIGAswp | South-West Alaska | TIGAswp |
| tibet | tibet | |
| NEAsia | North-East Asia | NEAsia |
| NOAM | North America | NOAM |
To see a plot for each subnet click on the subnet name under "map".
