Winter 2009 Agenda
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Newcomers to the CCA Forum are strongly encouraged to present a short introduction to their research and interests as they relate to the CCA. If you plan to call in to the meeting, please sign yourself up for the phone@cca-forum.org mailing list. This is where coordination will take place, last-minute information will be posted, etc. The signup page is https://www.cca-forum.org/mailman/listinfo/phone. Please keep an eye on the phone list in case we have to change the MeetingPlace ID during the meeting If you're interested in participating remotely for specific topic only, please email bernholdtde@ornl.gov to indicate your interests. See below for details of start times and access codes for the telecon and MeetingPlace. 7:45am MeetingPlace session 2118 starts. 7:55am Telecon starts: 877 701 0943 code 148036 7:55am Welcome and Where are the Bathrooms Rob Armstrong 8am - 9am WORKING Continental Breakfast 8:00am Technology Initiatives (30 min each) notes by Wael Elwasif and Joe Kenny
9:30am CCA Environment (30 min each) notes by Kosta Damevski and Jim Kohl
11:00am CCA Toolkit, Rob Armstrong, SNL, notes by Sveta Shasharina and Alan Sussman 11:30am User and Application Outreach and Support, David Bernholdt, ORNL, notes by Sveta Shasharina and Alan Sussman 12:00n-1:00pm Lunch on your own. Please return on time! NOTE: Need two more note takers for afternoon sessions. Preferably people who aren't presenting during these sessions. 1:00pm Collaboration Updates (10 min each) notes by Ben Allan and Matt Sottile
notes by Tammy Dahlgren and Kevin Huck
notes by Jay Larson and Kosta Damevski
End 5:10pm local time Dinner on your own 8am Welcome and Where are the Bathrooms Hosts: Rob Armstrong 8am - 9am Continental Breakfast 8:45am MeetingPlace session 1943 starts. 9am Telecon starts: 877 701 0943 code 148036 9am Introductions Rob Armstrong, SNL The Next CCA Meeting in the DC Area Next Host: David Bernholdt, ORNL Site Selection and Scheduling for the Meeting One Year from Now Rob Armstrong, SNL TASCS News David Bernholdt A brief summary of what's been going on (technically) in TASCS since the last CCA Forum meeting. Describing Coupled Systems and Quantifying Coupling Complexity Jay Larson, ANL Multiphysics and multiscale systems rely on coupling multiple codes. I have formulated a set of descriptions for these systems, their data interactions, and an associated set of complexity metrics. This has been done for a uniprocessor architecture, and has been extended to include effects of concurrency. Component Infrastructure of CQoS and Its Application in Scientific Computations Li Li, ANL In this talk, I will present new database and analysis components of CQoS that support management and analysis of performance and associated meta-information and their usage in quantum chemistry and nonlinear solvers. Loads Balanced with CQoS Nicole Lemaster, SNL The ability to swap simulation components on-the-fly to maintain optimality makes the CCA toolkit an ideal environment for CQoS work. I will describe how extending the mesh component to three dimensions will allow the tackling of more difficult problems and the development of suitable control systems. 11:15am-1:00pm Lunch on your own, enjoy San Francisco Building an Electron Cloud Simulation using Bocca, Synergia, TxPhysics and Tau Performance Tools Stefan Muszala, Tech-X Corporation 1:45pm (for Bruce Palmer) Towards a Framework for Nuclear Energy Advanced Modeling & Simulation David Bernholdt, ORNL My perspective on the role of component and framework technology in an effort to improve modeling & simulation capabilities within the nuclear energy community. CheaterBar: An HDF5 Proxy Component for Capturing, Replaying, and Comparing CCA Method Invocations Jay Billings, ORNL As a learning exercise, I implemented a simple proxy generator that can capture and record method invocations through a CCA interface. I would like to present my approach to the community and get some feedback on how to turn it into a general tool for debugging, testing, etc. Components and Cybersecurity Rob Armstrong, SNL While Cybersecurity sounds dull, their are few fields that more quickly draw the researcher onto the ragged forefront of mathematical physics and complexity theory. Rooted in Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem and Undecidability, little can be done to discover or patch security holes in arbitrary programs. Strangely, a standard statistical ensemble combined with a form of genetic algorithms where the gene's phenotype is a component may offer an answer. BOFs
Dinner on your own 6:00pm Meet in lobby for dinner with Gary Kumfert. Moroccan. Remote Participants: Please email David if you want to participate in a BOF. Otherwise he won't bother setting up the phone gear. 8am Announcements, BOF Planning 8am-9am Continental Breakfast 8:45am MeetingPlace session 1943 starts. 9am Telecon starts: 877 701 0943 code 148036 9am Birds of a Feather Sessions
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