NASA NTRS · 20150001292
Ultrascale Visualization of Climate Data
Abstract
Fueled by exponential increases in the computational and storage capabilities of high-performance computing platforms, climate simulations are evolving toward higher numerical fidelity, complexity, volume, and dimensionality. These technological breakthroughs are coming at a time of exponential growth in climate data, with estimates of hundreds of exabytes by 2020. To meet the challenges and exploit the opportunities that such explosive growth affords, a consortium of four national laboratories, two universities, a government agency, and two private companies formed to explore the next wave in climate science. Working in close collaboration with domain experts, the Ultrascale Visualization Climate Data Analysis Tools (UV-CDAT) project aims to provide high-level solutions to a variety of climate data analysis and visualization problems.
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Williams, Dean N., Bremer, Timo, Doutriaux, Charles, Patchett, John, Williams, Sean, Shipman, Galen, Miller, Ross, Pugmire, David R., Smith, Brian, Steed, Chad, Bethel, E. Wes, Childs, Hank, Krishnan, Harinarayan, Prabhat, Wehner, Michael, Silva, Claudio T., Santos, Emanuele, Koop, David, Ellqvist, Tommy, Poco, Jorge, Gevecki, Berk, Chaudhary, Aashish, Bauer, Andy, Potter, Gerald L., Maxwell, Thomas P.. 2013-03-27. Ultrascale Visualization of Climate Data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150001292
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