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Netcast Archive
These are .wmv files and need to be played with Windows Media Player (probably
won't work with Realplayer).
Monday
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Opening Session
Session Chair: William Tang, PPPL
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Opening Address: Introductory Comments
Michael Strayer,
SciDAC Program Director
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Keynote: Simulation of Lean Premixed Turbulent Combustion
John Bell, LBNL
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Computer Science: e-Science and Cyberinfrastructure
Tony Hey, Microsoft
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Computer Science: Designing Large Multiphysics Applications
Andrew Siegel, ANL
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Applied Math: Component-Based Geometry and Mesh Services for Accelerator Modeling, Fusion Science, and other SciDAC Applications
Timothy Tautges, Sandia
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Accelerators: SciDAC and the International Linear Collider: Petascale Computing for Terascale Accelerator
Kwok Ko, SLAC
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Accelerators: QuickPIC: a highly efficient fully parallelized PIC code for plasma-based acceleration
Chengkun Huang, UCLA
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Applied Math: Improving the Capabilities of Continuum Computational Plasma Physics Codes
Jeff Hittinger, LLNL
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Fusion: Gyrokinetic Particle Simulation of Fusion Plasmas: path to petascale computing
Wei-Li Lee, PPPL
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Fusion: Computing Nonlinear Magnetohydrodynamic Instabilities in Fusion Plasmas
Dylan Brennan, GA/MIT
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Combustion: Turbulent Liquid Spray Mixing and Combustion – Fundamental Simulations
Chris Rutland, U. Wisconsin
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Combustion: Large Eddy Simulation of Turbulence-Chemistry Interactions in Reacting Flows
The Role of High-Performance Computing and Advanced Experimental Diagnostics
Joe Oefelein, Sandia
Tuesday
- William Tang and David Keyes
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ASCI: Integrated validation of multiscale models
Dan Meiron, CalTech
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Accelerators: Extraordinary Tools for Extraordinary Science: The Impact of SciDAC on Accelerator Science & Technology
Rob Ryne, LBNL
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Climate: Future Changes in the North Atlantic Thermohaline Circulation
Peter Gent, NCAR
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Climate: Toward an Earth System Model: Atmospheric Chemistry, Coupling, and Petascale Computing
Philip Cameron-Smith, LLNL
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Viz: Visualization of Large-Scale Time-Varying Scientific Data
Han-Wei Shen, OSU
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Materials: Large-Scale First-Principles Molecular Dynamics: Moving from Terascale to Petascale Computing
Francois Gygi, UC-Davis
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Materials: Large Scale Simulation of Fracture in Disordered Media
Phani Nukala, ORNL
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Networking: The Future of Networking for Computational Science
Charlie Catlett, ANL
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Astro:Modeling Core Collapse Supernovae in 2- and 3- Dimensions with Spectral and Neutrino Transport
Steve Bruenn, FAU
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Astro: The Challenges of Modeling Type Ia Supernovae
Mike Zingale, SUNYSB
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Viz: Quantitative and Comparative Visualization Applied to Cosmological Simulations
James Ahrens, LANL
Wednesday
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Lattice QCD: Precision lattice QCD calculations and predictions of fundamental physics in heavy quark systems
Christine Davies, U. Glasgow
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Astro: Large-Scale Simulations of Turbulent Stellar Convection Flows and the Outlook for Petascale Computation
Paul Woodward, U. Minnesota
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Computer Science: How The Common Component Architecture Advances Computational Science
Gary Kumfert, LLNL
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Chemistry: Enabling New Capabilities and Insights from Quantum Chemistry by Using Component Architectures
Curtis Janssen, Sandia
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Chemistry: When you come to a fork in the road, take it: wisdom from Yogi on the path to Petascale
Robert Harrison, ORNL
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Biology: How Petascale Computing Will Accelerate the Development of Biological Theory
Rick Stevens, ANL/U. Chicago
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Biology: Advanced Simulation Methods for Biological Modeling
Adam Arkin, LBNL
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Applied Math: Extending the Applicability of Multigrid Methods
James Brannick, CU-Boulder
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Viz/Medicine: Biomedical Visualization
Chris Johnson, U. Utah
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Computer Science: Using Meshes, Matrices, and Particles in Partitioned Global Address Space (PGAS) languages
Kathy Yelick, UC-Berkeley
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Computer Science: Accelerating the Scientific Exploration Process with Scientific Workflows
Ilkay Altinas, SDSC
Thursday
- Biology: The Arrival of the Era of High Resolution Structural Biology by Peta-scale Computation
Charlie Strauss, LANL
- Materials: Simulating Solidification in Metals at High Pressure -- The Drive to Peta-scale Computing
Frederick Streitz, LLNL
- Applied Math: Implicit Solvers for Large-Scale Nonlinear Systems
Carol Woodward, LLNL
Dan Reynolds presenting
- Lattice QCD: Innovations in Lattice QCD Algorithms
Kostas Orginos, William & Mary
- Lattice QCD: Lattice Simulations of the Thermodynamics of Strongly Interacting Elementary Particles and the Exploration of New Phases of Matter in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions
Frithjof Karsch, BNL
- Nuclear Energy: Simulation, Computation and the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership
Vic Reis, DOE-NE
- IBM Blue Gene:
Petascale Challenges: A Blue Gene View
Alan Garra, IBM
- IBM Cell: Opportunities for Cell Beyond Games
Peter Hofstee, IBM
- Cray XTN:
Next Steps Toward Sustained Petaflop Computing
Dennis Abts, Cray
- DOE Keynote: One hour invited talk
Session Chair: William Tang, PPPL
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