Simulating transient flows storage and recovery on disrupted petroleum infrastructure networks: algorithm and application by federal agencies.
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Beyeler, Walter E.↗
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An Agent-Based Model of the U.S. Natural Gas Infrastructure: Analyzing Disruptions.
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Outkin, Alexander V.↗
Simulating transient flows storage and recovery on disrupted petroleum infrastructure networks: algorithm and application by federal agencies.
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Beyeler, Walter E.↗
Regional Educational & Strategic: the Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) in Year 5.
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Williams, Adam David↗
Portfolio Approach to Evaluating Resilience of Publicly-Funded Critical Infrastructures.
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Vargas, Vanessa N↗
Expanding into Research Opportunities: Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute (GNEII) in Year 5.
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Williams, Adam David↗
Application Characterization using Oxbow Toolkit and PADS Infrastructure
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Sreepathi, Sarat↗
In Situ Data Infrastructure for Scientific Unit Testing Platform
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Jia, Yulu↗
Modeling Hospital Evacuations for Infrastructure Disruptions.
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Finley, Patrick D.↗
Analysis of Critical Infrastructures with the Pyomo Modeling Software.
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Hart, William Eugene↗
Regional Educational & Strategic: the Gulf Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Institute in Year 5.
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Williams, Adam David↗
Supply Chain Decision Analytics: Application and Case Study for Critical Infrastructure Security.
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Edwards, Nathan J↗
A lightweight in situ visualization and analysis infrastructure for multi-physics HPC simulation codes
Strawman is a system designed to explore the in situ visualization and analysis needs of simulation code teams running multi-physics calculations on many-core HPC architectures. It porvides rendering pipelines that can leverage both many-core CPUs and GPUs to render images of simulation meshes.
Harrison, Cyrus↗