Scientific Software Days

Scientific Software Days 2012

ACES 2.402
University of Texas at Austin
Austin, TX December 17, 2012
9 AM – 5 PM

Scaling the Future: How to Practice Open Science

Will Schroeder
Kitware, Inc.

Everything about scientific software documentation that wasn't in the manual

Aleksandra Pawlik
Open University

Time	Speaker	Title
8:30		Registration
9:00	Aleksandra Pawlik	Everything about scientific software documentation that wasn't in the manual
9:45	Lars Koesterke	Bring on the Stampede: Coding with the Xeon Phi
10:10	Doug James	Having It Both Ways: Eclipse PTP on Desktop and Cluster
10:35		Coffee Break
10:50	George K. Thiruvathukal	Filesystems: Addressing the Last-mile "problem" in Services-Oriented/Cloud Computing
11:15	Robert McLay	Reading/Writing Large Parallel Files without upsetting Supercomputer Administrators
11:40	Michael Tobis	Tex-MECS: Infrastructure for managing ensembles of computations
12:05		Lunch on your own.
13:05	Will Schroeder	Scaling the Future: How to Practice Open Science
13:50	Travis Oliphant	Fortran speed in Python: Numba the Python LLVM Compiler
14:40		Coffee Break and Afternoon Snacks
14:55	Greg Abram	My Monitor is Bigger than yours: Running Visualization with DisplayCluster on Tiled Arrays
15:20	Matthew Turk	The yt Project: Growing and Engaging a Community of Practice
15:45	Borries Demeler	Biophysics and HPC: The UltraScan XSEDE Science Gateway
16:10	Steve Poole	Data Processing for the NASA GRACE Mission
16:35	Andy Terrel	Sharing is Caring: NumFOCUS and Open Scientific Code Initiatives
17:00		Roundtable Discussion
17:30		Adjournment