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ROADMAP TO CRPC EVENTS AT SUPERCOMPUTING '96 Pittsburgh, PA, November 17-22, 1996
CRPC BOOTH (#R60)
(Note: Special presentations may be made in addition
to those listed below. Check the CRPC booth for a listing of specific
times for these presentations.)
Demonstrations
- ADIFOR 2.0
- Applications
- Education and Simulation
- High Performance Fortran (HPF)
- High Performance Computer Communications Technologies in K-12,
Undergraduate, and Graduate Education
- National HPCC Software Exchange
- NetSolve
- PIERS (Parallel Implicit Experimental Reservoir Simulator)
- Problem Solving Environments for Porous Media
- PULSAR (Power Users Languaging Synergy Against Reality) Interface for
Disabled Users
Videos
- Education on the NII
- Parallel Computation Makes for Good Vibrations
- Numerical Modeling of Shallow Water Systems
- Parallel Juggler
- Parallel Computing at Work: CRPC Activities in Collaboration, Knowledge
Transfer, and Education
- Parallel Simulation for Enhanced Oil Recovery
CRPC-RELATED BOOTHS
- Argonne National Laboratory (#R50)
- Boston University (#R7-#R8)
- Caltech (#R62)
- Los Alamos National Laboratory (#R86)
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory (#R5)
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (#R44)
THEATER PRESENTATIONS AT THE CRPC BOOTH
National HPCC Software Exchange
Monday, November 18, 7 pm - 8 pm
Tuesday, November 19, 4 pm - 5 pm
Thursday, November 21, 1 pm- 2 pm
An online distribution system that provides a central access point for HPCC
technologies and facilitates the development of discipline-oriented
software repositories (four 15-minute presentations per day) (S. Browne)
GirlTECH, Lesson Plans on the Internet
Tuesday, November 19, 10 am - 11:30 am
GirlTECH teacher training program alternated with descriptions
of lesson plans published on the Internet (six alternating 15-minute
presentations) (C. Lanius, S. Boone)
PULSAR Interface for Disabled Users
Tuesday, November 19, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
New interfaces to the World Wide Web are enabling physically
disabled users to use computers and navigate through Web-based material
(D. Warner)
Education and Simulation
Tuesday, November 19, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Teaching HPCC technologies in K-12, undergraduate, and graduate
education (G. Fox)
Scalable I/O Characterization and Implications
Tuesday November 19, 2 pm - 3 pm
Description of experiences instrumenting and analyzing I/O
patterns on large-scale scientific applications (two 30-minute
presentations) (D. Reed)
Problem Solving Environments/Los Angeles Basin Smog Model
Tuesday, November 19, 3 pm - 4 pm
Wednesday, November 20, 10 am - 11 am Air
pollution modeling in the South Coast Air Basin of California using a
parallel computer as a simulation engine (M. Chandy, D. Dabdub)
NetSolve
Wednesday, November 20, 11 am - Noon
A client-server application that allows users to access computational
resources such as hardware and software distributed across the Internet
(two 30-minute presentations) (H. Casanova)
ScaLAPACK
Wednesday, November 20, Noon - 1 pm
A software library for
performing dense and band linear algebra computations on distributed-
memory message-passing MIMD computers and networks of workstations
supporting PVM and/or MPI (two 30-minute presentations) (S. Blackford)
Problem Solving Environments/Porous Media Simulation
Wednesday, November 20, 1 pm - 2 pm
A hierarchial problem-solving environment consolidating
high-level compositional application development, interactive
visualization and computation steering, adaptive numerical techniques,
and distributed dynamic data structures to tackle multi-component,
multi-phase flow through porous media (three 20-minute presentations)
(M. Parashar)
Applications: Proving Grounds for CRPC Technologies
Wednesday, November 20, 4 pm - 5 pm
CPRC technologies as applied in industry and Grand
Challenges (G. Fox)
ParkBench
Thursday, November 21, 10 am - 11 am
Established to develop a
comprehensive set of parallel benchmarks generally accepted by users and
vendors of parallel systems; provide a focus for parallel benchmark
activities and avoid unnecessary duplication of efforts; and set
standards for benchmarking methodology and result-reporting together
with a control database/repository for both the benchmarks and the
results (four 15-minute presentations) (E. Strohmaier)
High Performance Distributed Computing
Thursday, November 21, 11 am - Noon
CPRC work in high performance distributed computing, including
Globus metacomputing infrastructure project, I-WAY experiment, GUSTO
metacomputing testbed, and applications (three 20-minute presentations)
(I. Foster)
CRPC-RELATED EVENTS FEATURED IN THE SC '96 TECHNICAL PROGRAM
(See a copy
of the Supercomputing'96 Final Program for more complete listings.)
TUTORIALS
Sunday, November 17
High Performance Fortran in Practice (C. Koelbel)
Monday, November 18
M1
Interactive Visualization of Supercomputer
Simulations (T. Disz, M. Papka, R. Stevens, M. Szymanski)
M7
Designing and Building Parallel Programs: An Introduction to Parallel
Programming (I. Foster, C. Kesselman, C. Koelbel)
M8
Applications of Web Technology and HPCC (W. Furmanski, G. Fox, N.
McCracken)
ROUNDTABLES
Wednesday, November 20, 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Center Directors Roundtable (Moderator: A. White, in coordination with K. Kliewer)
Thursday, November 21, 10:00 am - Noon
Opportunities and Barriers to Petaflops Computing (Moderator: P. Messina)
TECHNICAL PAPERS
Tuesday, November 19, 10:30 am - Noon
Performance I
ScalAPACK: A Portable Linear Algebra Library for Distributed Memory Computers--Design
Issues and Performance (L. Blackford, J. Choi, A. Cleary, J. Demmel, I.
Dillon, J. Dongarra, S. Hammarling, G. Henry)
Wednesday, November 20, 10:00 a.m. - Noon
Parallel Programming Support
Double Standards: Bringing Task Parallelism to HPF via the Message
Passing Interface (A. Choudary, I. Foster, D. Kohr, Jr., R. Krishnaiyer)
Particle-in-cell Simulation Codes in High Performance Fortran (E.
Akarsu, K. Dincer, G. Fox, T. Haupt)
Thursday, November 21, 10:00 a.m. - Noon
Scheduling
NetSolve: A Network
Server for Solving Computational Science Problems (H. Casanova, J.
Dongarra)
Multimethod Communication for High Performance Metacomputing (I. Foster,
J. Geisler, C. Kesselman, S. Tuecke)
Building a World-Wide Virtual Machine Based on Web and HPCC Technologies
(K. Dincer, G. Fox)
EDUCATION PROGRAM
Sunday, November 17 - Tuesday, November 19
K-12 Teacher Workshops and
Hands-on Labs Training Teachers to Publish and Use Curricular Materials
on the Web (S. Boone, C. Lanius)
Monday, November 18 - Tuesday, November 19
Education Papers, Session II
New Mexico High School Supercomputing Challenge, 1990-1995 (M. Foster,
D. Kratzer)
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