@TechReport{foster:climate,
  author = {Ian Foster and Mark Henderson and Rick Stevens},
  title = {Data Systems for Parallel Climate Models},
  year = {1991},
  month = {July},
  number = {ANL/MCS-TM-169},
  institution = {Argonne National Laboratory},
  note = {Copies of slides from a workshop by this title, with these
  organizers},
  keywords = {parallel I/O, parallel database, multiprocessor file system,
  climate model, grand challenge, tertiary storage, archival storage, RAID,
  tape robot, pario-bib},
  comment = {Includes the slides from many presenters covering climate
  modeling, data requirements for climate models, archival storage systems,
  multiprocessor file systems, and so forth. NCAR data storage growth rates
  (p.~54), 500 bytes per MFlop, or about 8~TB/year with Y/MP-8. Average file
  length 26.2~MB. Migration across both storage hierarchy and generations of
  media. LLNL researcher: typical 50-year, 3-dimensional model with 5-degree
  resolution will produce 75~GB of output. Attendee list included.}
}