PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

NATIONAL INSTITULES OF HEALTH

- DEPARTMENT OF HHALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELEPARE

SPECIAL RESEARCH RESOURCE ANNUAL, REPORT

 

Report Period:

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arom: August 1, 1967

mo/dey/year

(same as current 12-month

To:

budget period)
July 31, 1968

 

mo/day/year

Grant No.

FR 00311-02

 

Resource Title

Advanced Computer for
MEdical Research (ACME)

Resource Adaress
Stanford University
School of Medicine
Palo Alto, California

Resource Tel. No.

(415 )321-2300
Ext. 5818

 

Principal Investigator

Lederberg, Joshua

Title

Professor

Acedemic Dept.

Genetics

 

Grantee Institution

Stanford University
Sehool of Medicine

Type of Institution
(Private Univ., State
Univ., Hosp., etc.)

Private

 

 

Investigator's
Tel. No.

(415 )321-2300
Ext. 5049

 

Name of Institution's Special Research Resource Advisory Committee:

Computer Policy Committee

 

Membership of Special Research Resource Advisory Committee

(Indicate Chairman)

Name Title

 

Department

see next page

Institution

 

 

Typed Name & Title of Principal Investigator Signature Date
Joshua Lederberg, Professor
Typed Name & Title of Grantee Institution Signature Date

Official

 

 

 
ACME Policy Committee

J» Weldon Bellville, M.D.
Professor of Anesthesia

Edward Feigenbaum, Ph.D.
Director, Stanford Computation Center

Robert J. Glaser, M.D.
Vice-President for Medical Affairs, Dean of the School
of Medicine and Professor of Medicine

Keith F. Killam, Ph.D.
Professor of Anatomy

Joshua Lederberg, PheD., Committee Chairman
Professor of Genetics and Biology, and Executive Head,
Department of Genetics

*
Frank Morrel, M.D.
Professor of Medicine and Head, Division of Neurology

Lincoin E. Moses, Ph.D.

Professor and Executive Head, Dept. of Statistics;
Associate Dean, Humanities and Sciences;
Professor of Preventive Medicine

Lawrence J. Schneiderman, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Medicine (Ambulatory Medicine)

RK
Anthony M. Tannone, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine (Neurology), and
Acting Head (67-68), Division of Neurology

Lubert Stryer, M.D.
Associate Professor of Biochemistry

Emmanuel Mesel, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics

Gio Wiederhold
Associate Director for the Real-Time Facility

 

*
Sebbatical Leave 67-68

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Substituting for Dr. Morrel
Stanford University Grant No. FR 00511-02
Advanced Computer Sor Medical Research Section I-A

General Descripticns of Resource Operations

This report covers the period from June 1, 1967, the date of the preceding
report, to April €O, 1968. The past year has seen the development of the
ACME system from 2 vrimitive calculator system to one of the most powerful
timesharing systers operating today.

During this second year there was no change in the organizational status
of the resource. The entire ACME Facility operates eas one of the Stanford
Computation Center facilities and received administrative assistance and
technical information through SCC's central offices. ACME is housed in
the medical school, however, and operates on an indevendent budget, and
its professional staff is solely responsible to the medical school and

the needs of medical researchers, as represented by the Medical Computer
Committee.

Development of Service Facilities

The initial services ACME provided were miscellaneous batch-type operations
while the system was being developed. In May 1967, ACME had started providing
calculating services at remote terminals. In July programs could be saved

in ACME files and kept available for later use. In August single user data
acquisition into the system was provided while other users were calculating.
The ACME display was used for the first user project in September. In

October small computers could be serviced by the ACME system; and since
November, data storage is provided in ACME, In February the system started
providing data acquisition service for multiple users. Facilities for

reading cards into the system also became available in February.

Current Status of Facilities

The size and complexity of programs that ACME can handle has increased
Steadily so that a number of programs currently in use at ACME are larger
than could be handled in 7090-size equipment. Since no timesharing alterna-
tives of similar scope exist yet at Stanford, which was one of the expecta-
tions when the provosal for the ACME system was made Originally, the system
services a larger cuantity of statistical and data manipulation needs than
was originally expected. This has slowed down the development of ACME's
capabilities for reeltime data acquisition and control.

Currently, the system has the capability to handle up to 30 users operating
simultaneously. Of these, up to four can use the data acquisition facilities
provided by the time-shared 1800. These four share 12 data channels and

an aggregate data rate of up to 6000 samples per second. In addition, four
data channels are available for high-speed transmission to or from instruments
to the 360 processor. However, new high speed applications are still
scheduled outside of normal operating hours until they have proven that they
do not introduce errors or problems in the overall system. Small computers
can be serviced routinely and four of these we connected to ACME,
+

Future Development Needs

Only two major additions are contemplated to the basic timesharing system:
the implemention of external subroutines and prevision for double precision
arithmetic. The realtime aspects of the system will require further develop-
ment since they are lagging very much behind current demands.

The other issue is system reliability. Even

 

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Development of the real-time facilities need inuing effort. Both the
number of simultaneous users and lines, ageregs data rates, and system
response times are less than the demand put on tne system by the medical
school. Within the current hardware* we hope to te able to handle ?2 users
sharing a 20-ke aggregate rate on the 1800--as well as allow slow-rate
collection of data over 24 hours periods.

 

Development of Usage of the System

We began collecting usage records in September 1967. The table below shows
a steady increase of usage over the period of overation. The exceptions in
December and January/February are due to major croblems that we experienced,
mainly with the IBM data cell, which has now been replaced. The detailed
accounting covers only actual accounting records, beginning in October when
our summary accounting procedure came into operation.

 

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On the detailed usage listing there is an entry for MISC. USERS (no files).
This is the total for the many small occasional users--mainly students--who
do not keep permanent records in ACME, Neitner does ACME keep permanent
individual records of their usage.

We have designed our system so that no record is produced when 2 user's run
is terminated due to system failure. In an on-line system this does not mean
that all the time is wasted.
SUMMARY OF USAGE DEVELOPMENT

 

 

Month and Days Daily Account Account Estimated Usage
Scheduled Records Days based on 30 days
service Missing

Console’ Page Console Page
Hours Minutes Hours Minutes

Sept 1 to 40 13-1800 78% 220,376 783 220,000

Oct 1 to 41 11-1800 766 260 , 283 766 260, 000

Nov 1 to 40 7-14.30
1800-2200 983 553,936 7% 12°27 460,000

Dec 1 to 41 7-14.40
1800-2200 705 eg7 432k 705 247 , 000

Jan 1 to 20 7-14.30
1800-2200 918 403,649 1377 606,000

Jan 21 to Feb 20 7-15.30
18, 40-2200 1056 431,649 6* 1267 518,000

Feb 21 to Mar 20 - F-15.40
18.30-2200 1966 826,350 1966 826,000

Mar 20 to Apr 20 7-15.20
18.30-2200 1274 639,826 10* 1911 960, 000

 

* Our usage record system uses IBM's operating system files for its record-keeping
functions. Unfortunately, there is an error in this system which has caused us to lose

our accounting records three times. A fix is promised by IBM by June, therefore tabulated
usage figures in the estimate columns above compensate for the lost days —

2
Current Problems

Now that the ACM® system has developed to a desirable level for the users,
reliability becomes of prime concern.

Hardware

Hardware reliability is largely out of ACME control. The ACME staff is
trying to develop a better understanding with IBM of the needs posed by real-
time operations. A major source of unreliability, the data cell, has been
replaced. Higher data acquisition rates, however, are still prone to induce
failures in the central processor.

software

Software reliability, on the other hand, is under ACME control. The staff
continues to redesign some system areas that are prone to failure. In
addition, the rate of change in our basic system software is slowing down
considerably, with resultant positive effects.

Failsoft

In addition, work has been going on and is expected to continue to minimize
the effects of both hardware and software failures. Part. of the effort

is in obtaining control from IBM code when a failure is signalled, and
limiting the interruption to one user. Another part consists of utility
programs that repair files and programs when a failure has been serious.

Presentations

Even though the ACME project has been productive less than a year, its
existence and design are becoming well known.

The ACME project is described in an IBM-distributed film on data acquisition.
This film is also scheduled for showing on the educational television net-
work. Another film was made at ACME and shown in Washington for the benefit
of IBM salesmen.

ACME will also be on NBC nationwide television May 2lkth as part of a Frank
McGee program on the future of medicine.

Presentations describing the system have been made at:

IBM customer executive class, San Jose, October 6, 1967 (G. Breitbard).

Katholischore Unversteit, Nymegen, Holland, November 6, 1967.

California Nurses Association, Sacramento, California, November 19, 1967.

Cornell Medical School, New York, January 25, 1968.

IBM Computer Center directors’ executive class, Poughkeepsie, New York,
January 26, 1968.

SHARE PL/I Committee, Houston, Texas, March 1968.

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, May 3, 19

Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, Mey 3, 1968

68.
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Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, New York, May 7, 1968.
ACMK has received many visitors from Many parts of the United States and from
outside of the United States. There are currently 253 ACME Notes documenting
the system. Our resuler mailing list includes 132 addresses in the Stanford
community and 32 addresses outside. The PL/ACME user's manual has gone through
two major revisions since August 1967; there are approximately 400 copies in
use,

   

Courses

During the year, about 300 medical school Facuity, staff, residents, and
Students attended the three-session ACME ccurse. About 50 percent of these
now use ACME at least occasionally.
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SUMMARY OF RESOURCE USAGE

The material for this section is present=i in two forms in che following

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ROSAN_,R_. PATHOLOGY /OXYCEL Lb L835 2196 § 109,80
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