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Sunday, July 10, 2011
6 PM Conference check-in opens Atrium lobby
6-9 PM Early Career and ARRA Funded Poster Session Reception Ellyngtons
Monday, July 11, 2011
7:15—8:15 AM Working breakfast Participants to discuss status and milestones of SciDAC research projects, collaboration opportunities, and conference content; session chairs to finalize introductions; boardroom sign-up Ellyngtons
8:15—8:20 Opening session and introduction Chair: Lori Diachin, LLNL Grand Ballroom
8:20—8:45 Welcome Program Update Daniel Hitchcock, Acting Associate Director, ASCR Program
8:45—9:45 Keynote A Decade of SciDAC Patricia Dehmer, DD for Science Programs, DOE Office of Science
9:45
 Break Discussions continue, refreshments served Ballroom Foyer
10:15
 Technical session Chairs: Lois McInnes, ANL and Bill Spotz, SNL
10:15—11


 Applied Mathematics Extending Algebraic Multigrid Solvers: Next Generation Algorithms, Applications, and Architectures Luke Olson, UIUC
11—11:30
 Applied Mathematics Discrete and Parallel: Vignettes from the CSCAPES Institute Alex Pothen, Purdue
11:30—Noon Applied Mathematics Advancing Energy Science Applications with ITAPS Front Tracking Roman Samulyak, SUNY Stony Brook
Noon Working lunch Birds-of-a-Feather roundtable discussions Ellyngtons
1 PM Panel Session Chairs: John Shalf, LBNL / Jeff Vetter, ORNL / Bill Spotz, SNL Grand Ballroom
1—2:45 Panel New Challenges in the Next Decade Kathy Yelick, LBNL / Dan Quinlan, LLNL / David Keyes, KAUST and Columbia U./ David Randall, Colorado State / Habib Najm, SNL
2:45
 Break Discussions continue, refreshments served Ballroom foyer
Parallel Technical Sessions
Grand Ballroom Prospector Suite
Materials

Chair: Peter Cummings, Vanderbilt

 Astrophysics

Chair: Paul Ricker UIUC
3:15—4 The Paradigm of the Inverse Problem in Material Theory: Find the Atomic Configuration That Has a Desired Target Material Property

Alex Zunger, NRE

 Computational Radiation Transport in Astrophysics

Dan Kasen, UC Berkeley
4—4:30 Challenges of First Principles Calculations for Lithium Ion-Batteries and Structural Materials

Paul Kent, ORNL

 Simulation of MHD Turbulence in the Context of Cosmic Structure Formation

Tom Jones, U. of Minnesota
4:30—5 Computational Carbon Capture in the Energy Frontier Research Center for Gas Separations Relevant to Clean Air Technologies

Maciej Haranczyk, LBNL

 Recent Advances in the Numerical Simulations of Binary Black Holes

Pedro Merronetti, Florida Atlantic U.
5
 Break
5:15 Vendor Session

Chairs: Ed Jedlicka, ANL / Buddy Bland, ORNL / Matt Leininger, LLNL

 Grand Ballroom
5:15—5:45
 Data Processing in Exascale-class Computing Systems
 Chuck Moore, AMD
5:45—6:15 GPU-Based Supercomputers and the Race for Better Science Michael Garland, Senior Research Manager, NVIDIA
6:15—6:45
 Deep Computing, Growth Solutions Dave Turek, VP, IBM
6:45
 Break
7
 SciDAC Successes Poster Session Reception Ellyngtons
9 PM Adjourn for the day
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
7:30—8:30 AM Working breakfast Participants to discuss status and milestones of SciDAC research projects, collaboration opportunities, and conference content; session chairs to finalize introductions; boardroom sign-up Ellyngtons
8:30 AM
 Technical Session Chairs: Michael E. Papka and
Mark Hereld, ANL		 Grand Ballroom
8:30—9:15
 Visualization Visualization and Data Analysis Challenges and Solutions in the Extreme Scale Era Jim Ahrens, LANL
9:15—9:45
 Visualization The Impact of Data Complexity on Scientific Visualization Methods Ken Joy, UC Davis
9:45—10:15
 Visualization Visual Analytics for Enabling Extreme Scale Scientific Discovery Han-Wei Shen, Ohio State U.
10:15
 Break Discussions continue, refreshments served Ballroom foyer
10:45
 Panel session Chairs: Doug Kothe and Jim Hack, ORNL
10:45 AM —12:30 PM Panel Challenges of Starting Community Code James Hurrell, NCAR/ David Bader, ORNL / Steve Plimpton, SNL-LAMMPS / Bill Tang, PPPL / John Turner, ORNL
12:30 PM Working lunch Birds-of-a-Feather roundtable discussions Ellyngtons
Parallel Technical Sessions
Grand Ballroom Prospector Suite
1:30
 Data and Data Management

Chair: Chandrika Kamath, LLNL

 Applied Energy Systems

Chair: Juan Meza, LBNL
1:30—2:15 Materials Informatics as a Computational Infrastructure for Materials Discovery

Krishna Rajan, Iowa State U.

 ASCEM-The Advanced Simulation Capability for Environmental Management Program: Goals and Status

Juan Meza, LBNL
2:15—2:45 Quantification of Uncertainty for Regional Climate Model Experiments

Stephan Sain, NCAR

 CCSI: Carbon Capture Simulation Initiative

David Miller, NETL

2:45—3:15		 In Situ Data Processing For Extreme Scale Computing

Scott Klasky, ORNL

 Greater Philadelphia Innovation Cluster (GPIC) for Energy-Efficient Buildings

James Freihaut, Penn State
3:15 Break: Discussions continue, refreshments served Ballroom foyer
Parallel Technical Sessions
Grand Ballroom Prospector Suite
3:45
 Climate

Chair: Jim Hack, ORNL

 Industry

Chair: Suzy Tichenor, ORNL
3:45—4:30 Climate Winners, Weiners, Discretions and Discretizations

Phil Jones, LANL

Impact of HPC on New Product Design:  A Case Study for a Novel Cooling System

Tom Gielda, CTO, CAITIN
4:30—5 Petascale Performance of the Community Earth System Model

Mark Taylor, SNL

 Unsteady vs. Steady Turbomachinery Flow Analysis: Exploiting Large Scale Computations to Deepen our Understanding of Turbomachinery Flows

Graham Holmes, GE Global Research
5-5:30 CESM1: Earth System Modeling at Your Fingertips

Mariana Vertenstein, UCAR

 HPC as a Key Enabler for High Fidelity Simulation of Liquid Atomization in Aerospace Applications

Xiaoyi Li, United Technologies Research Center
5:30 Break: Discussions continue, refreshments served Ballroom foyer
5:45 Vendor Session

Chairs: Ed Jedlicka, ANL/Buddy Bland, ORNL/ Matt Leininger, LLNL

 Grand Ballroom
5:45—6:15
 High-Level Programming for GPU Accelerators Douglas Miles, Director,
The Portland Group
6:15—6:45
 Programming Models: Current Status and Future Directions Karl Feind, Principal Engineer, SGI
6:45—7:15
 Protecting Scientific HPC Cluster Data in the Cloud
 Chris Roberts, Founder and CISO of One World Labs
7:15
 Break
7:30
 Special Session: “Electronic Visualization and Poster Night” Big Game Restaurant
9:30 PM Adjourn for the day
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
7:30—8:30 AM Working breakfast Participants to discuss status and milestones of SciDAC research projects, collaboration opportunities, and conference content; session chairs to finalize introductions; boardroom sign-ups Ellyngtons
8:30 AM Technical session Chairs: John Shalf, LBNL and Jeff Vetter, ORNL Grand Ballroom
8:30—9:15
 Computer Science HPC Designing Liszt: Solving PDEs on Heterogeneous Platforms
 Pat Hanrahan, Stanford
9:15—9:45
 Computer Science HPC SAIMI and SPF: Separating the Algorithm from the Implementation Details in Sparse Computations
 Michelle Strout, Colorado State U.
9:45—10:15
 Computer Science HPC Exascale System Software Challenges – From Bare Metal to Applications Pete Beckman, ANL
10:15
 Break Discussions continued, refreshments served Ballroom foyer
10:45
 Special session Chair: Mark Hereld, ANL Grand Ballroom
10:45—11:45
 Plenary Mapping Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing Katy Borner, Indiana U.
11:45
 Working lunch Birds-of-a-Feather roundtable discussions Ellyngtons
Parallel Technical Sessions
Grand Ballroom Prospector Suite
12:45 PM Accelerators
Chair: John Cary, Tech-X Corp.		 Combustion
Chair: Habib Najm, SNL
12:45—1:30 ComPASS: Advanced Computing for Accelerator Science and Technology

Panagiotis Spentzouris, FNAL

 High-Fidelity Large Eddy Simulation of Combustion for Propulsion and Power

Joe Oefelein, SNL
1:30—2 FDTD EM Computations for Accelerator Physics

John Cary, Tech-X Corp.

 Challenges for Multi-Scale Large-Eddy Simulation of Application Systems: Gas Turbine to Scramjet

Suresh Menon, Georgia Tech
2—2:30 State-of-the-Art in Large-Scale Beam Dynamics Modeling for Particle Accelerator Physics

Rob Ryne/LBNL

 Understanding Combustion: Why We Need Exaflop Computations

Gabriel Staffelbach, CERFACS
2:30
 Break Ballroom foyer
3 Vendor Session

Chairs: Ed Jedlicka, ANL/Buddy Bland, ORNL/Matt Leininger, LLNL

 Grand Ballroom
3—3:30 Hybrid Multi-Core Programming John Levesque, Director, Cray Supercomputing Center of Excellence
3:30—4
 I/O Challenges in Exascale Systems
 David Fellinger, Chief Scientist, DDN
4—4:30
 RAID’s Biggest Challenge: The 2TB Drive Kevin Kidney, Principle Engineer, Solutions Architecture, NetApp
4:30—5
 Delivering HPC Performance at Scales
 Joseph Yaworski, Director of Product and Solution Marketing, HPC, QLogic
5—5:30
 Paving the Road to Exascale Computing
 Gilad Shainer, Mellanox
5:30
 Free Time
7 SciDAC Projects Poster Session Reception Ellyngtons
9 PM Adjourn for the day
Thursday July 14, 2011
7:30—8:30 AM Working breakfast Participants to discuss status and milestones of SciDAC research projects, collaboration opportunities, and conference content/Session Chairs to finalize introductions/Boardroom sign-up Ellyngtons
Parallel Technical Sessions
Grand Ballroom Prospector Suite
8:30 AM Nuclear Science

Chair: Tom Luu, LLNL

 Geosciences

Chair: Tim Scheibe, PNNL

8:30—9:15 On the Eve of Discovering How Nuclei Emerge from Nature’s Building Blocks

Martin Savage, U. of Washington

 Towards a Complete Description of the Hydrologic Cycle: Large Scale Simulations with Parallel, Integrated Models

Reed Maxwell, Colorado School of Mines
9:15—9:45 Lattice Simulations with Effective Field Theory

Dean Lee, North Carolina State U.		 Carbon Sequestration Modeling: CFSUS and SciDAC-e Sandia Cooperation

Mary Wheeler, U. of Texas
9:45—10:15 Computing Heavy Elements

Nicolas Schunck, LLNL

 OpenGeoSys – An Open Source Initiative for Modeling THMC Processes in Porous Media

Olaf Kolditz, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research – UFZ
10:15
 Break — Discussions continue, refreshments served Ellyngtons
10:45
 Panel session
Chair: Mike Eldred, SNL		 Grand Ballroom
10:45—12:30 PM Uncertainty Quantification Gianluca Iaccarino, Stanford/
Akil Narayan, Purdue / Robert Moser, U. of Texas / Tim Sullivan, Caltech / Bruce Fryxell, U. Michigan
12:30


 Working Lunch
Birds-of-a-Feather roundtable discussions		 Ellyngtons
Parallel Technical Sessions
Grand Ballroom Prospector Suite
1:30 Fusion
Chair: Arnold Kritz, Lehigh U.
 Biology
Chair: Zan Luthey-Schulten, UIUC
1:30—2:15 Parallelization in Time: Applications to Plasma Turbulence

Lee Berry, ORNL

 Combining Whole Cell Stochastic Simulations with Systems Biology Approaches

Zan Luthey-Schulten, UIUC
2:15—2:45 Time Dependent Evolution of RF-generated Non-Thermal Particle Distributions in Fusion Plasmas

John Wright, MIT

 Bioenergy from Molecular Simulations: Trying to Give Back the Energy We Use through Supercomputing

Mike Crowley, NREL
2:45—3:15 Fluid Modeling of Fusion Plasmas with M3D-C1

Nate Ferraro, General Atomics

 Analyzing Data for Systems Biology: Working at the Intersection of Thermodynamics and Data Analytics

Bill Cannon, PNNL
3:15
 Closing session and remarks Lori Diachin, LLNL
3:30 PM Meeting adjourns