High Performance Computing Mini-Showcase
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The 2020 HPC - SI - USRC Mini-showcase will be a virtual event that begins on Thursday, August 6, 2020 and ends with a final presentation on Thursday, September 17, 2020. The schedule, along with links to the abstracts, are in the dated tabs below.
ABSTRACTS (In order as scheduled)Thursday, August 6, 2020
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Google Meet 2:
- Deploying Machine Learning Workflows into HPC environment | Ragini Gupta
- Managing Dynamic Workflows in BEE | Steven Anaya
- Embracing Open Firmware in HPC for Faster and More Secure Provisioning | Devon Bautista
- Performing Survival Analysis on HPC System Memory Error Data | Stephen Penton
- Memory Trace Analysis using Machine Learning | Braeden Slade
- Exploring the Feasibility of In-Line Compression on HPC Mini-Apps | Dakota Fulp
- No-Cost and Low-Cost Methods of Reducing Floating Point Error in Sums by Vanessa Job
- Data placement and movement in a heterogeneous memory environment | Onkar Patil
- bueno: Benchmarking, Performance, and Provenance | Jacob Dickens
- Parallelization and vectorization of nuDust | Ezra Brooker/Sarah Stangl
- Perils of the One-Size-Fits-All Kernel: A Fast, Secure Search for File System Metadata | Prajwal Challa
- The first virtual Supercomputing Institute | Richard Snyder
- Technical Project Management Migration to the Cloud and Confluence Documentation | Morgan Jones
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Google Meet 5:
- Easier JupyterLab Instances for HPC Users | Dylan Wallace
- Towards CFD Fault Detection and Resolution Scaling with Machine Learning | Adam Good
- The Future of Stereo 3D Data Analysis and Visualization | John Dermer
- Memory Address Decoding and Fault Analysis | Dylan Wallace
- Investigating Hard Disk Drive Failure Through Disk Torture | Daniel Perry
- Virtualizing the Network for Testing & Development | Conner Whitfield & Robby Rollins
- Analyzing Frameworks for HPC Systems Regression Testing | Berkelly Gonzalez & Sadie Nederveld
- A Virtual Cluster Monitoring Toolkit for Bottleneck Analysis | Natasha Frumkin & Christian Marquardt
- Auto-Mounted SquashFS for Charliecloud Containers | Anna Chernikov & Megan Phinney
- Integration of the ECP Proxy Apps Suite into the Pavilion Test Harness | Christine Kendrick, Yolanda Reyes & Anaira Quezada
- Stay GUFI with Performance Regression Testing | Skylar Hagen
- Evaluating Hardware Compression Offload in a Lustre File System | Mariana Hernandez
- Integration of The Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM) into The Pavilion Test Harness | Timothy Goetsch
- OpenSNAPI: Toward a Unified API for SmartNICs | Brody Williams
- Hunting for Bottlenecks in ZFS Failure Recovery using NVMe Drives | Trevor Bautista
- Comparative Analysis of Metric Collecting Software | David Huff
- Generating HPC Job Profiles and Expectations with Time-Series Data | Brett Layman
- Using Statistical Methods to Validate Hardware Performance Monitors | Brian Gravelle
Thursday, September 17, 2020
- TBD | Jessica Lam
PRESENTATIONS (in order as scheduled)
Thursday, August 6, 2020
Google Meet 1:
- Enhancing the MPI Sessions Prototype for Use on Exa-Scale Systems | Tom Herschberg
- Survey of Tools to Assess Reduced Precision on Floating Point Applications | Quinn Dibble
- Investigating the Efficacy of Unstructured Text Analysis for Failure Detection in Syslog | Katy Felkner
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Google Meet 2:
- Deploying Machine Learning Workflows into HPC environment | Ragini Gupta
- Managing Dynamic Workflows in BEE | Steven Anaya
- Embracing Open Firmware in HPC for Faster and More Secure Provisioning | Devon Bautista
- Performing Survival Analysis on HPC System Memory Error Data | Stephen Penton
- Memory Trace Analysis using Machine Learning | Braeden Slade
- Exploring the Feasibility of In-Line Compression on HPC Mini-Apps | Dakota Fulp
- No-Cost and Low-Cost Methods of Reducing Floating Point Error in Sums by Vanessa Job
- Data placement and movement in a heterogeneous memory environment | Onkar Patil
- bueno: Benchmarking, Performance, and Provenance | Jacob Dickens
- Parallelization and vectorization of nuDust | Ezra Brooker/Sarah Stangl
- Perils of the One-Size-Fits-All Kernel: A Fast, Secure Search for File System Metadata | Prajwal Challa
- The first virtual Supercomputing Institute | Richard Snyder
- Technical Project Management Migration to the Cloud and Confluence Documentation | Morgan Jones
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Google Meet 5:
- Easier JupyterLab Instances for HPC Users | Dylan Wallace
- Towards CFD Fault Detection and Resolution Scaling with Machine Learning | Adam Good
- The Future of Stereo 3D Data Analysis and Visualization | John Dermer
- Memory Address Decoding and Fault Analysis | Dylan Wallace
- Investigating Hard Disk Drive Failure Through Disk Torture | Daniel Perry
- Virtualizing the Network for Testing & Development | Conner Whitfield & Robby Rollins
- Analyzing Frameworks for HPC Systems Regression Testing | Berkelly Gonzalez & Sadie Nederveld
- A Virtual Cluster Monitoring Toolkit for Bottleneck Analysis | Natasha Frumkin & Christian Marquardt
- Auto-Mounted SquashFS for Charliecloud Containers | Anna Chernikov & Megan Phinney
- Integration of the ECP Proxy Apps Suite into the Pavilion Test Harness | Christine Kendrick, Yolanda Reyes & Anaira Quezada
- Stay GUFI with Performance Regression Testing | Skylar Hagen
- Evaluating Hardware Compression Offload in a Lustre File System | Mariana Hernandez
- Integration of The Energy Exascale Earth System Model (E3SM) into The Pavilion Test Harness | Timothy Goetsch
- OpenSNAPI: Toward a Unified API for SmartNICs | Brody Williams
- Hunting for Bottlenecks in ZFS Failure Recovery using NVMe Drives | Trevor Bautista
- Comparative Analysis of Metric Collecting Software | David Huff
- Generating HPC Job Profiles and Expectations with Time-Series Data | Brett Layman
- Using Statistical Methods to Validate Hardware Performance Monitors | Brian Gravelle
Thursday, September 17, 2020
- TBD | Jessica Lam
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