Wednesday |
11 General Session |
8:30 |
Introduction, Ville Savolainen, Local Arrangements Chair, CSC–Scientific Computing Ltd. (CSC) |
Keynote adddress:
Dark Energy–A Mystery?, Kari Enqvist, Professor of Cosmology, University of Helsinki; Theory Programme Director, Helsinki Institute of Physics |
9:15 |
CUG Business, AC Introductions, Election Presentations, Voting, Chair: David Gigrich, CUG President, and Jim Glidewell, Election Chair, The Boeing Company (BOEING) |
9:45 |
Break |
12 Technical Sessions |
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12A Performance |
12B ORNL Session |
12C CNL vs Catamount |
10:15 |
Cray XT5h (X2 blade) Performance Results, Jef Dawson, Cray Inc. |
Design, Implementation, and Experiences of Third-Party Software Administration Policies at the ORNL NCCS, Mark Fahey, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
Slides |
Application Performance under Different XT Operating Systems, Courtenay Vaughan, Sandia National Laboratories (SNLA)
Slides |
10:45 |
Application Monitoring, Ron Brightwell, Sandia National Laboratories (SNLA)
Slides |
Leadership Computing at the National Center for Computational Science: An Enabling Partner for Breakthrough Science, James Rogers, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
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HECToR, the CoE and Large-Scale Application Performance on CLE, Kevin Roy, Cray Inc.
Slides
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11:15 |
Acceleration of Time Integration, James B. White III, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
Slides |
The Lustre Centre of Excellence at ORNL, Makia Minich, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
Slides |
A Micro-Benchmark Evaluation of Catamount and Cray Linux Environment (CLE) Performance, Jeff Larkin, Cray Inc.
Slides |
11:45 |
Domain Decomposition Performance on ELMFIRE Plasma Simulation Code, Francisco Ogando, CSC—Scientific Computing Ltd. (CSC)
Slides |
12:00 |
Spider and SION: Supporting the I/O Demands of a Peta-scale Environment, Galen Shipman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) |
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12:15–1:15 |
Lunch |
13 General Session |
1:15 |
Introduction, Ville Savolainen, Local Arrangements Chair, CSC–Scientific Computing Ltd. (CSC)
Petaflop Computing in the European HPC
Ecosystem, Kimmo Koski, Managing Director, CSC–Scientific Computing Ltd. (CSC)
Slides |
1:45 |
Introduction, David Gigrich, President, The Boeing Company (BOEING) and John Noe, Program Chair, Sandia National Laboratories (SNLA)
1 on 100 (or more), Peter Ungaro, CEO & President, Cray Inc. (no other Cray personnel and no Cray Vendor Partners please) |
2:45 |
Break |
14 Technical Sessions |
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14A Performance |
14B Applications |
14C Consulting |
3:15 |
Application Performance on the UK's New HECToR Service, Fiona Reid, HPCX Consortium (HPCX)
Slides |
Exploring the Performance Potential of Chapel in Scientific Computations, Richard Barrett, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
Slides |
Customer Access to Cray Problem Information, Dan Shaw, Cray Inc.
Slides |
3:45 |
Investigating the Performance of Parallel Eigensolvers on High-end Systems, Andrew Sunderland, HPCX Consortium (HPCX)
Slides |
Massively Parallel Electronic Structure Calculations with Python Software, Jussi Enkovaara, CSC–Scientific Computing Ltd. (CSC)
Slides |
Franklin: User Experiences, Yun (Helen) He, National Energy Research Supercomputer Computer Center (NERSC)
Slides |
4:15 |
Efficient Scaling Up of Parallel Graph Algorithms for Genome-Scale Biological Problems on Cray XT Systems, Kevin Thomas, Cray Inc.
Slides |
A Compiler Performance Study on the Cray XT Architecture Exploiting Catamount and Compute Node Linux (CNL) Compute Nodes, Timothy Stitt, CSCS—Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) |
Preparing for Petascale, Robert Whitten Jr, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
Slides |
4:45 |
Break |
15 Interactive Sessions and BoFs |
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5:00 |
Systems Support SIG, Chair: Nick Cardo (NERSC) |
Cray Intel Announcement |
Open for BoF |
5:45 |
Break |
CUG Night Out |
6:00 |
CUG Night Out Boat Tour of the Harbor and dinner at the Kulosaaren Casino. Boarding the boat starts at 6:00 and it leaves at 6:30. The Harbor is walking distance (600 m) from the hotel. Arrival at Casino at 7:30. Buses will return to Grand Marina beginning at 10:00, with the last bus at midnight. |