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architecture<br />

Architecture<br />

aware<br />

compiler and<br />

algorithm<br />

development<br />

Allan<br />

Snavely<br />

U. Tenn.;<br />

GATech<br />

Res. Inst.;<br />

ORNL; U.<br />

Colorado;<br />

Portland<br />

Group<br />

All groups have<br />

accounts on Dash<br />

and have been<br />

conducting<br />

preliminary tests<br />

on the machine<br />

RAXML<br />

Wayne<br />

Pfeiffer<br />

University<br />

of<br />

California,<br />

San Diego<br />

Benchmark and port RAXML<br />

code to Dash.<br />

Completed<br />

porting and<br />

benchmarking of<br />

code on Dash.<br />

This includes<br />

testing on the<br />

vSMP node.<br />

Abaqus<br />

Mahidhar<br />

Tatineni<br />

University<br />

of<br />

California,<br />

San Diego<br />

The goal is to evaluate the<br />

potential of using flash<br />

storage to accelerate<br />

commercial finite element<br />

codes like Abaqus,<br />

NASTRAN, ANSYS, etc<br />

which have large I/O<br />

requirements during the runs.<br />

Wide applicability since there<br />

is a large user base for such<br />

codes.<br />

ABAQUS<br />

standard test cases<br />

(S2A1, S4B)<br />

using flash<br />

storage for I/O.<br />

Preliminary<br />

results show<br />

~50%<br />

improvement for<br />

8 core runs.<br />

Table: - Active Dash TeraGrid Allocations<br />

Principle<br />

Project Title<br />

Institution(s) Project Overview<br />

Investigator<br />

Performance<br />

Evaluation<br />

Using the<br />

TAU<br />

Performance<br />

System (R)<br />

Sameer<br />

Shende<br />

University of<br />

Oregon<br />

The project aims to analyze<br />

profiling data from runs on<br />

Kraken (up to 64k cores).<br />

These are very large files that<br />

need to be read into memory<br />

(merged) so that users can<br />

analyze the performance data<br />

and visually examine the<br />

results. The vSMP node is<br />

attractive since it has a lot of<br />

aggregated memory. PIs’<br />

group develops the widely<br />

used TAU profiling and<br />

tracing toolkit for<br />

Status/Outcomes<br />

Application<br />

ported to Dash.<br />

Preliminary<br />

testing conducted<br />

on vSMP node<br />

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