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URL: https://researchcomputing.otago.ac.nz/getting_started/overview/
Proper Citation: University of Otago Aoraki HPC Cluster (RRID:SCR_028871)
Description: Shared high-performance computing (HPC) system used to run large-scale data science, scientific simulations, and heavy computational research. Used for processing massive data sets and running complex statistical or machine learning models using tools like Jupyter Notebooks, R, and Python.
Abbreviations: Aoraki, Aoraki HPC
Synonyms: Aoraki cluster; Aoraki HPC; University of Otago HPC; Otago Research Computing cluster; Otago high performance computing cluster; eResearch HPC
Resource Type: computational service resource
Keywords: High Performance Computing, HPC, Research Computing
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