Researchers from Argonne’s Mathematics and Computer Science Division participated in numerous events at the second annual Exascale Computing Project meeting, held Feb. 5-9, 2018, in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Working Lunch Presentation

• Lois Curfman McInnes (and a colleague) –  ​“Better Scientific Software Initiative”

Tutorials

• Lois Curfman McInnes (and a colleague) – ​“Using DOE Math Libraries.”
• Ashley Dubey (and two colleagues) v ​“What All Codes Should Do: Overview of Best Practices in HPC Software Development”
• Justin Wozniak (and a colleague) v  ​“An Introduction to Scalable Deep Learning with CANDLE”
• Franck Cappello (and colleague) – ​“Compression for Scientific Data”
• Rob Ross (and colleagues) – ​“ECP Data Management Tools: ADIOS, HDF5, and DataLib”

Presentations

• Pavan Balaji (and colleagues) – ​“MPI and OpenMP”
• Ian Foster – ​“CODAR”
• Justin Wozniak – ​“Swift/T”
• Rajeev Jain – ​“Urban Science”
• Kamil Iskra (with colleagues) – ​“Addressing Complex Memory for Exascale Systems and Applications”
• Rob Ross (with colleagues) – ​“Data Management Software Technologies: I;/O Interfaces and Data Service.”
• Anshu Dubey and Salman Habib – ​“FOM and ST Integration for Earth and Space Science Applications”
• Pavan Balaji (and colleagues – ​“Mixed Model Programming”
• Ian Foster and Franck Cappello (and colleagues) – ​“The CODAR Software Stack”
• Bogdan Nicolae (and colleague) – ​“Checkpoint/restart”
• Franck Cappello (and colleague) – ​“Compression”
• Rajeev Jain (and colleagues) – ​“Urban Coupled Systems”