Components, the common component architecture, and the climate/ocean/weather community
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JPL's Parallel Applications Technologies Group has been exploring the issues of data access and visualization of very large data sets over the past 10 years. this work has used a number of types of parallel computers, and today includes the use of commodity clusters. This talk will highlight some of the applications and tools we have developed, including how they use parallel computing resources, and specifically how we are using modern clusters.
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This paper presents an examination of the CCA software in sequential and parallel electromagnetics applications using unstructured adaptive mesh refinement.
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In this paper, we extend the theory and practice regarding algorithmic fault-tolerant matrix-matrix multiplication, C = AB, in a number of ways.
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The goal of the Remote Exploration and Experimentation (REE) Project is to move supercomputeing into space in a coste effective manner and to allow the use of inexpensive, state of the art, commercial-off-the-shelf components and subsystems in these space-based supercomputers.
In this paper the development and application of MODTool (Millimeter-wave Optics Design), a design tool that efficiently integrates existing millimeter-wave optics design software with a solid body modeler and thermal/structural analysis packages, will be discussed.