HPC 2014

PRESENTATIONS

Monday, July 7^th

Session	Time	Speaker/Activity
	9:00 – 9:15	Welcome Address
Session I		State of the Art and Future Scenarios
	9:15 – 9:50	J. DONGARRA High Performance Computing Today and Benchmark the Future
	9:50 – 10:25	I. FOSTER Networking materials data
	10:25 – 11:00	G. FOX Returning to Java Grande: High Performance Architecture for Big Data
	11:00 – 11:30	COFFEE BREAK
	11:30 – 12:05	S. Matsuoka Convergence of Extreme Big Data and HPC - Managing the memory hierarchy and data movement the key towards future exascale
	12:05 – 12:40	R. Stevens Future Scenarios — Mobile Über Alles: Trends and Open Problems for the Coming Decade, How does HPC Stay Relevant?
	12:40 – 13:00	CONCLUDING REMARKS
Session II		Emerging Computer Systems and Solutions
	17:00 – 17:25	F. Baetke Trends and Paradigm Shifts in High Performance Computing
	17:25 – 17:50	B. Blake The Fusion of Supercomputing and Big Data: The Role of Global Memory Architectures in Future Large Scale Data Analytics
	17:50 – 18:15	P. Coteus Data Centric Systems
	18:15 – 18:45	COFFEE BREAK
	18:45 – 19:10	J. Leidel Programming Challenges in Future Memory Systems
	19:10 – 19:35	D. Pellerin Scalability in the Cloud: HPC Convergence with Big Data in Design, Engineering, Manufacturing
	19:35 – 20:00	M. Kunze Big Data Technologies
	20:00 – 20:10	CONCLUDING REMARKS

Tuesday, July 8^th

Session	Time	Speaker/Activity
Session III		Advances in HPC Technology and Systems
	9:00 – 9:25	S. Gorlatch Towards High-Level Programming for Many-Cores
	9:25 – 9:50	A. Shafarenko Coordination programming for self-tuning: the challenge of a heterogeneous open environment
	9:50 – 10:15	K. Miura Prospects for the Monte Carlo Methods in the Million Processor-core Era and Beyond
	10:15 – 10:40	B. Lucas Accelerating the Multifrontal Method
	10:40 – 11:05	V. Martin-Mayor Quantum versus Thermal annealing (or D-wave versus Janus): seeking a fair comparison
	11:05 – 11:35	COFFEE BREAK
Session IV		Software and Architecture for Extreme Scale Computing I
	11:35 – 12:00	S. Dosanjh Big Computing, Big Data, Big Science
	12:00 – 12:25	E. Laure EPiGRAM - Towards Exascale Programming Models
	12:25 – 12:50	M. Seager Beowulf meets Exascale System Software: A horizontally integrated framework
	12:50 – 13:15	B. Lucas Adiabatic Quantum Annealing Update
Session V		Software and Architecture for Extreme Scale Computing II
	17:00 – 17:25	P. Beckman From Exascale Software to Internet of Things
	17:25 – 17:50	J. Shalf Exascale Programming Challenges: Adjusting to the new normal for computer architecture
	17:50 – 18:15	L. Kucera A lower bound to energy consumption of an exascale computer
	18:15 – 18:45	COFFEE BREAK
Session VI		Brain related Simulation and Computing
	18:45 – 19:10	K. Amunts Ultra-high resolution models of the human brain – computational and neuroscientific challenges
	19:10 – 19:35	T. Lippert Creating the HPC Infrastructure for the Human Brain Project
	19:35 – 20:00	B. ter Haar Romeny Functional models for early vision circuits from first principles
	20:00 – 20:10	CONCLUDING REMARKS

Wednesday, July 9^th

Session	Time	Speaker/Activity
Session VII		Beyond Exascale Computing
	9:00 – 9:15	P. Messina Enabling technologies for beyond exascale computing
	9:15 – 9:45	R. Stevens Beyond Exascale — What will Sustain our Quest for Performance in a Post-Moore World?
	9:45 – 10:15	M. Dorojevets Energy-Efficient Superconductor Circuits for High-Performance Computing
	10:15 – 10:45	M. TROYER High Performance Quantum Computing
	10:45 – 11:15	COFFEE BREAK
	11:15 – 11:45	M. Moraes Scaling lessons from the software challenges in Anton, a special-purpose machine for molecular dynamics simulation
	11:45 – 12:15	P. Demichel New technologies that disrupt our complete ecosystem and their limits in the race to Zettascale
	12:15 – 12:45	K. Bergman Scalable Computing Systems with Optically Enabled Data Movement
	12:45 – 13:00	CONCLUDING REMARKS
	17:00 – 17:30	R. Wisniewski System Software for PEZ(Y)
	17:30 – 18:00	COFFEE BREAK
	18:00 – 18:30	T. Sterling Extreme-scale Architecture in the Neo-Digital Age
	18:30 – 20:00	PANEL DISCUSSION: “Beyond Exascale Computing” Organized and Chaired by P. Messina Participants: F. Baetke (Hewlett Packard), P. Coteus (IBM), R. Graham (Mellanox), G. Fox (Indiana University), T. Lippert (Juelich Supercomputing Centre), S. Matsuoka (Tokyo Institute of Technology), P. Shalf (Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory), V. Voevodin (Moscow State University)

Thursday, July 10^th

Session	Time	Speaker/Activity
Session VIII		Cloud Computing Technology and Systems
	9:00 – 9:30	J. Qiu Harp:Collective Communication on Hadoop
	9:30 – 10:00	D. Petcu Overcoming the Cloud heterogeneity: from uniform interfaces and abstract models to multi-cloud platforms
	10:00 – 10:30	T. Hirofuchi AIST Super Green Cloud: A build-once-run-everywhere high performance computing platform
	10:30 – 11:00	D. Talia Programming Script-based Data Analytics Workflows on Clouds
	11:00 – 11:30	COFFEE BREAK
	11:30 – 12:00	G. Lonsdale The Fortissimo HPC-Cloud: an enabler for engineering and manufacturing SMEs
	12:00 – 12:30	J. L. Vazquez Clouds for meteorology, two cases study
	12:30 – 13:00	W. Gentzsch UberCloud - from Project to Product
	13:00 – 13.10	CONCLUDING REMARKS
Session IX		Big Data
	17:00 – 17:25	V. Pascucci The Big Gift of Big Data
	17:25 – 17:50	A. ChoudHary BIG DATA + BIG COMPUTE = Power of Two for Scientific Discoveries
	17:50 – 18:15	G. Fox Parallelizing Data Analytics
	18:15 – 18:45	COFFEE BREAK
	18:45 – 19:10	G. Joubert Modelling & Big Data
	19:10 – 19:35	E. Van Hensbergen From Sensors to Supercomputers, Big Data Begins With Little Data
	19:35– 20:00	C. Kesselman A Software as a Services based approach to Digital Asset Management for Complex Big-Data
	20:00 – 20:10	CONCLUDING REMARKS

Friday, July 11^th

Session	Time	Speaker/Activity
Session X		Infrastructures, Solutions and Challenging applications of HPC, Grids and Clouds
	9:00 – 9:30	C. Catlett New Opportunities for Computation and Big Data in Urban Sciences
	9:30 – 10:00	R GRAHAM The Exascale Architecture
	10:00 – 10:30	S. MARKIDIS Challenges and Roadmap for Scientific Applications at Exascale
	10:30 – 11:00	W. Tang Extreme Scale Computing Advances & Challenges in PIC Simulations
	11:00 – 11:30	COFFEE BREAK
	11:30 – 12:00	P. Vashishta Thermomechanical Behaviour and Materials Damage: Multimillion-Billion Atom Reactive Molecular Dynamics Simulations
	12:00 – 12:30	P. Fischer Scalable Simulations of Multiscale Physics
	12:30 – 13:00	V. Voevodin Medical practice: diagnostics, treatment and surgery in supercomputer centers
	13:00 – 13:10	CONCLUDING REMARKS