HPC 2010
High Performance Computing, GRIDS and clouds
An International
Advanced Workshop
Final Programme
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Organizing Committee
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Sponsors
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MICROSOFT |
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AMD |
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BULL |
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HEWLETT PACKARD |
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IBM |
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MELLANOX
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T-PLATFORMS |
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Amazon Web
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CLUSTERVISION |
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CRS4 Center for Advanced
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ENEA - Italian
National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and the Environment |
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EUINDIAGRID |
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Harvard
Biomedical HPC |
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HPC Advisory
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IEEE Computer
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Inside HPC |
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INSTITUTE FOR
THEORETICAL COMPUTER SCIENCE - |
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INTEL |
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JUELICH SUPERCOMPUTING
CENTER, Germany |
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KISTI - |
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NEC |
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NICE |
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Platform
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SCHOOL of
COMPUTER SCIENCE and |
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TABOR
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T-Systems |
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Free Amazon Web Service
credits for all HPC 2010 delegates Amazon is very pleased to be able
to donate $100 in service credits to all HPC 2010 delegates, which will be
delivered via email. Since early 2006, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has provided
companies of all sizes with an infrastructure web services platform in the
cloud. With AWS you can requisition compute power, storage, and other
services–gaining access to a suite of elastic IT infrastructure services as
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development platform or programming model makes the most sense for the
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Speakers Paolo Anedda CRS4 Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Piotr Arlukowicz Marcos Athanasoulis Frank Baetke Global HPC Technology Hewlett Packard Bruce Becker South African National
Grid Gianfranco Bilardi Dept. of Electronics
and Informatics Faculty
of Engineering Padova George Bosilca Innovative
Computing Lab Marian Bubak and Informatics
Institute, Asmterdam THE Charlie Catlett Mathias Dalheimer Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics Tim David Centre
for Bioengineering Manoj Devare Dept. of
Electronics, Informatics and Systems Rende,
CS Sudip S. Dosanjh SANDIA
National Labs Skevos Evripidou Department
of Computer Science Jose Fortes Advanced
Computing and Information Systems (ACIS) Lab and Ian Foster and Dept. of
Computer Science The Argonne & Chicago, IL USA Guang Gao Department
of Electrical and Computer Engineering Alfred Geiger T-Systems
Solutions for Research GmbH Wolfgang Gentzsch DEISA Distributed
European Infrastructure for Supercomputing Applications and OGF Vladimir Getov Dror Goldenberg Mellanox Technologies Jean Gonnord CEA - The
French Nuclear Agency Choisel FRANCE Sergei Gorlatch Universität
Münster Institut für
Informatik Münster GERMANY Lucio Grandinetti Dept. of
Electronics, Informatics and Systems Rende,
CS Weiwu Hu Institute
of Computing Technology Christopher Huggins ClusterVision THE Chris Jesshope Informatic Institute, Faculty of Science THE Peter Kacsuk MTA SZTAKI Carl Kesselman Information
Sciences Institute Marina del Rey,
Los Angeles, CA USA Janusz Kowalik University of
Gdansk POLAND Valeria Krzhizhanovskaya St. Petersburg
State Polytechnic University and THE Marcel Kunze Karlsruhe
Institute of Technology Steinbuch
Centre for Computing Tim Lanfear NVIDIA
Ltd Simon Lin Academia Sinica
Grid Computing (ASGC) Thomas Lippert Juelich
Supercomputing Centre Juelich Miron Livny Computer
Sciences Dept. Madison, WI USA Ignacio Llorente Dpt. de
Arquitectura de Computadores y Automática Facultad de
Informática Universidad
Complutense de Madrid Satoshi Matsuoka Dept. of
Mathematical and Computing Sciences Tokyo
Institute of Technology Timothy G. Mattson Intel
Computational Software Laboratory USA Paul Messina Argonne National Laboratory Argonne, IL U.S.A. Ken Miura Center for Grid Research and Development National Leif Nordlund AMD Jean-Pierre Panziera Extreme Computing Division Bull Christian Perez INRIA Raoul Ramos Pollan CCETA-CIEMAT
Computing Center B.B. Prahlada
Rao Programme
SSDG Ulrich Rüde Lehrstuhl
fuer Simulation Universitaet
Erlangen-Nuernberg Erlangen GERMANY Bernhard Schott Platform
Computing Satoshi Sekiguchi Information
Technology Research Institute National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Alex Shafarenko Dept. of
Computer Science Hatfield Mark Silberstein Technion-Israel
Institute of Technology Haifa ISRAEL Leonel Sousa INESC and TU Lisbon,
Lisbon PORTUGAL Domenico Talia Dept. of
Electronics, Informatics and Systems Rende,
CS Dmitry Tkachev T-Platforms Amy Wang Institute
for Theoretical Computer Science Robert Wisniewski Matt Wood Amazon
Web Services Amazon Hongsuk Yi Supercomputing
Center KISTI
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information Daejeon |
Workshop Agenda
Monday, June 21st
Tuesday, June 22nd
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Session |
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Speaker/Activity |
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Advances in HPC technology and systems I |
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S. DOSANJH |
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J.P. PANZIERA |
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V. GETOV |
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S. SEKIGUCHI “Development of High Performance Computing and the Japanese
planning” |
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T. LIPPERT |
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COFFEE BREAK |
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T. MATTSON “The Future of Many Core Processors: a Tale of Two
Processors” |
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L. NORDLUND |
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S. EVRIPIDOU |
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CONCLUDING REMARKS |
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Advances in HPC
technology and systems II |
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G. BILARDI |
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G. BOSILCA |
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P. ANEDDA |
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COFFEE BREAK |
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PANEL DISCUSSION 1: “Challenges and
opportunities in exascale computing” Chair: P. Messina Panelists: S. Dosanjh, J. Gonnord, D.
Goldenberg, T. Lippert, J.P. Panziera,
R. Wisniewski, S. Sekiguchi, S. Matsuoka |
Wednesday, June 23rd
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Grid and cloud technology
and systems |
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M. LIVNY “Distributed Resource Management:
The Problem That Doesn’t Go Away” |
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D. TALIA “Service-Oriented Distributed Data Analysis in Grids and
Clouds” |
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P. KACSUK “Integrating Service and Desktop
Grids at Middleware and Application Level” |
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J. FORTES |
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10:40 – 11:05 |
V. KRZHIZHANOVSKAYA |
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11:05 – 11:35 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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Cloud technology and
systems I |
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11:35 – 12:00 |
C. CATLETT “Rethinking
Privacy and Security: How Clouds and Social Networks Change the Rules” |
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12:00 – 12:25 |
I. LLORENTE |
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12:25 – 12:50 |
M. KUNZE “The OpenCirrus Project. Towards an Open-source Cloud Stack” |
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12:50 – 13:00 |
CONCLUDING REMARKS |
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Cloud technology and
systems II |
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16:30 – 17:00 |
M. WOOD “Orchestrating
the Cloud: High Performance Elastic Computing” |
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17:00 – 17:25 |
M. DEVARE |
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17:25 – 17:50 |
M. SILBERSTEIN “Mechanisms for
cost-efficient execution of Bags of Tasks in hybrid cloud-grid environments” |
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17:50 – 18:15 |
M. DALHEIMER |
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18:15 – 18:45 |
COFFEE
BREAK |
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18:45 – 20:00 |
PANEL DISCUSSION 2: “State
of the Cloud: Early Lessons Learned With Commercial and Research Cloud
Computing” Chair: C. Catlett Panelists: I. Foster, I. Llorente, M. Dalheimer, M. Kunze |
Thursday, June 24th
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Infrastructures, tools,
products, solutions for HPC, grids and clouds |
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A. WANG “PAIMS: Precision Agriculture
Information Monitoring System” |
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9:25 – 9:50 |
T. MATTSON “Design patterns and the quest
for General Purpose Parallel Programming” |
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W. HU |
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10:15 – 10:40 |
L. SOUSA |
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10:40 – 11:05 |
T. LANFEAR |
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COFFEE BREAK |
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J. KOWALIK “Hybrid Computing for Solving
High Performance Computing Problems” |
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P. ARLUKOWICZ |
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CONCLUDING REMARKS |
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National and
international HPC, grid and cloud infrastructures and projects |
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K. MIURA “Cyber Science Infrastructure
in Japan - NAREGI Grid
Middleware Version 1 and Beyond -” |
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R. RAMOS POLLAN |
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B. BECKER “The
South African National Grid: Blueprint for Sub-Saharan e-Infrastructure” |
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B.B. PRAHLADA RAO |
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COFFEE BREAK |
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S. LIN |
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M. BUBAK “PL-Grid: the first functioning National
Grid Initiative in Europe” |
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W. GENTZSCH |
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H. YI |
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CONCLUDING REMARKS |
Friday, June 25th
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Challenging applications
of HPC, grids and clouds |
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C. KESSELMAN |
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T. DAVID “System Level Acceleration for
Multi-Scale Modelling in Physiological Systems” |
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M. ATHANASOULIS “Building shared
HPC facilities: the Harvard Orchestra experience” |
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S. GORLATCH “Towards Scalable Online
Interactive Applications on Grids and Clouds” |
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U. RUEDE “Simulation
and Animation of Complex Flows Using 294912 Processor Cores” |
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COFFEE BREAK |
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A. SHAFARENKO “Asynchronous computing of irregular applications using
the SVPN model and S-Net coordination” |
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M. BUBAK “Towards
Collaborative Workbench for Science 2.0 Applications” |
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C. PEREZ |
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CONCLUDING REMARKS |
CHAIRMEN
Sudip S. Dosanjh
SANDIA National Labs
Wolfgang Gentzsch
DEISA Distributed European
Infrastructure
for Supercomputing
Applications
and
OGF
Satoshi
Matsuoka
Dept. of Mathematical and Computing
Sciences
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Chris Jesshope
Informatic Institute, Faculty
of Science
THE
Ian Foster
and
Dept. of Computer
Science
The
Ian Foster
and
Dept. of Computer
Science
The
U.S.A.
Carl Kesselman
Information Sciences Institute
Marina del Rey, Los Angeles, CA
USA
Guang Gao
Department of Electrical and
Computer Engineering
Miron Livny
Computer Sciences Dept.
Madison, WI
USA
Gerhard Joubert
PANELS
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Challenges and opportunities in exascale
computing Numerous workshops have identified scientific and engineering
computational grand challenges that could be addressed with exascale computing resources. However, the technology expected to be
available to build affordable exascale systems in
the next decade leads to architectures that will be very difficult to program
and to manage. Will completely new programming models be needed? And new numerical algorithms and
mathematical models? Will a co-design approach that involves application
teams from the beginning of the exascale initiative
make the programming challenges tractable?
The panel participants will debate these issues and other related
topics. Chairman: P. Messina Panelists: S. Dosanjh, J. Gonnord, D.
Goldenberg, T. Lippert, J.P. Panziera,
R. Wisniewski, S. Sekiguchi, S. Matsuoka |
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State of the Cloud: Early Lessons Learned With
Commercial and Research Cloud Computing This panel will discuss insights gained using cloud
technologies and services for scientific computing. These range from security
to performance, from costs to flexibility. Each panelist
will briefly discuss one or more of these challenges, offering examples of
solutions as well as difficulties related to scientific use of clouds. Chairman: C. Catlett Panelists: |
ABSTRACTS
