Scientific Data and Analytics for Extreme-scale Computing
July 30 - August 2, 2012, Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort, Snowbird, UT, USA
Organizers
- Tom Peterka, "tpeterka" AT "mcs.anl.gov"
- Rob Ross, "rross" AT "mcs.anl.gov"
- Rusty Lusk, "lusk" AT "mcs.anl.gov"
- Pete Beckman, "beckman" AT "mcs.anl.gov"
Abstract
This
workshop explores computer science topics at the intersection of
storage, analysis, and data-intensive computational
science. Traditionally, computation, storage, and analysis were viewed
as three separate tasks, but as supercomputers and data increase in
size and complexity, this isolated view is no longer practical. By
considering these topics together, we hope to uncover potential
efficiency and scalability, and see the connections between these
areas as the week progresses.
Within this broad scope,
relevant topics can include data models, run-time and postprocessing
analysis and visualization techniques, I/O systems and optimizations,
data mining and machine learning, and the application of all of the
above in science codes. However, we welcome you to think beyond these
topics and propose new problems and solutions. While we value
solutions that are ready to use today, we encourage research that is
1-5 years out as well. The workshop features ample opportunity for
discussion following each set of talks, as well as open time for
one-on-one collaborations.
Final Agenda
Monday, July 30
Morning
- 7:00 - 8:30: Breakfast buffet provided
- 8:30 Tom Peterka Welcome
- Application introductions. Application scientists give short talks on their domain and data challenges they face. (15 minutes each)
Afternoon
- 12:00 - 1:30: Lunch buffet provided
- 1:30 Data infrastructures, systems, and libraries (30 minutes each)
- 6:30-8:00: Dinner buffet provided
- 8:00 - ?: Late-night hacking, meeting room open for continued collaboration
Tuesday, July 31
Morning
- 7:00 - 8:30: Breakfast buffet provided
- 8:30: Data models and their influence on computation, I/O, analysis, and visualization (30 minutes each)
- 12:00 - 1:30: Lunch buffet provided
- 1:30: Data analysis and visualization infrastructures (30 minutes each)
- 6:30 - 8:00: Dinner buffet provided
- 8:00 - ?: Late-night hacking, meeting room open for continued collaboration
Wednesday, August 1
Morning
- 7:00 - 8:30: Breakfast buffet provided
- 8:30: Data analysis and visualization techniques (30 minutes each)
- 12:00 - 1:30: Lunch buffet provided
- 1:30: Hands-on time for one-on-one collaboration
- 6:30 - 8:00: Dinner provided
- 8:00 - ?: Late night hacking: meeting room open for continued collaboration
Thursday, August 2
Morning
- 7:00 - 8:30: Breakfast buffet provided
- 8:30: Panel discussions synthesizing current and future challenges and solutions to data size, data complexity, emerging architectures, software systems, and scientific discovery (60 minutes each)
- Panel 1: The effect of emerging architectures on data science
- Phil Roth
- Adrian Pope
- Ken Moreland
- Ollie Lo
- Panel 2: Interaction between computer and computational science and scientists
- Tim Tautges
- Dave Pugmire
- Janine Bennett
- Valerio Pascucci
- Panel 3: Making sense of growing data size and complexity
- Valerio Pascucci
- Rob Jacob
- Stefan Wild
- Chris Johnson
Afternoon
- 12:00 - 1:30: Lunch provided
- Adjourn. Remaining time for one-on-one collaboration
- Dinner
- 6:30 - 8:00: Dinner buffet provided
- 8:00 - ?: Late night hacking: meeting room open for continued collaboration