1. PET Year 1 Review EOTC Susan T. Brown, Ph.D. OSC 14 May 2002

2. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review2 EOTC Technical Overview Overview of EOTC Strategy Top Priorities: –Provide training, when & where needed –Impact workforce pipeline –Integrate MSIs in PET activities Tactical Strategy: –Streamline training coordination through OKC –Set up persistent analysis of user needs –Increase graduate level PET participation –Implement effective and streamlined Summer Intern Program –Implement MSI Visiting Faculty Program

3. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review3 EOTC Technical Overview (1) Overview of Efforts for Year 1 –Training Registration Currently, registration local at each Component, Soon to be implemented in OKC, Standard registration form developed for OKC –Training Schedule Current schedule kept at ERDC by Technologist, Posted on ERDC web site, Eventually to be implemented in OKC –Training Content - Generated by FAPOCs, based on user demand 4 CE courses at 4 different locations (Component 1) 1 ET course, 1 SIP course (Component 2) 5 CFD courses at 3 locations, 2 EOTC seminar series (Component 3) 3 CCM courses at 2 locations, 1 CEN course, 1 CEA course (Component 4)

4. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review4 EOTC Technical Overview (2) Overview of Efforts for Year 1 –6 of the 18 Summer Interns for Components 1, 2, 3 for Summer 2002 are grad students (Selection pending for Component 4) –Summer Intern Program 3 components centralized this contract year Goal is to include the 4 th component in the centralized system next contract year. –OKC staff working with Component Technologists to develop and implement Training Registration Wizard –User requirements Survey results for 2002 BoFs planned for UGC and SC02

5. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review5 EOTC Technical Overview (3) Overview of Efforts for Year 1 –MSI program 5 of the 18 Summer Interns at Components 1, 2, 3 for Summer 2002 are from MSIs Selection Pending for Component 4 JSU: Working with Dr. Willie Brown on reduced scope proposal, Summer Institute in core CAU: 2 proposals requested for next contract year, Visiting Faculty proposed for next contract year, Graduate student Assistance FIU: Working with them for next years proposal process; Assisted in OKC development UH: Tailoring program to meet PET needs CSU: Presentation at ASC, Workshop planned June 7, 2002 HPTi (other MSIs): UTEP included in CE project

6. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review6 Technical (Metrics) User Codes Impacted by PET –Will begin this contract year to ask the question specifically. –Several of those who took Advanced MPI said they would use some of the calls they learned in their codes – but codes were generally not named. –Parallel Methods helped high resolution wave propagation models –Parallel Processing Techniques will be applied in student projects in large scale computing in solid mechanics and materials –Knowledge will be used immediately and often

7. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review7 Technical (Metrics) User Contacts and Assistance –Component 1 CE – MPI at ASC. 11 users x 16 hours = 176 contact hours CE - Advanced MPI at ARL. 14 users x 14 hours = 196 contact hours CE – Cross-Platform Performance Analysis Tools at ERDC. 7 users x 16 hours = 112 contact hours CE – C Programming at AEDC. 19 users x 24 hours = 456 contact hours –Component 2 ET – EnVis at ERDC. 6 users x 8 hours = 48 contact hours SIP – Introductory MATLAB at ASC. 22 users x 16 hours = 352 contact hours

8. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review8 Technical (Metrics) User Contacts and Assistance –Component 3 EOTC – PET Frontier Lectures at ARL. 50 users x 4.5 hours = 225 contact hours CFD – Seminar at ARL. 9 users x 1.5 hours = 13.5 contact hours CFD – CAD Interface and Meshing workshop at ARL. 8 users x 21 hours = 168 contact hours CFD – Advanced Gridgen at ARL. 12 users x 14 hours = 168 contact hours EOTC – Features of the Compaq Alphaserver at ERDC. 11 users x 16 hours = 176 contact hours CFD – Introduction to CFD++ at NSWC. 14 users x 24 hours = 336 contact hours CFD – GASP workshop at ASC. 7 users x 8 hours = 56 contact hours

9. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review9 Technical (Metrics) User Contacts and Assistance –Component 4 CCM – Advanced Solid-State Modeling at ARL. 9 users x 7 hours = 63 contact hours CEN – Circuit Solvers and Optimizers at ARL. 3 users x 6 hours = 18 contact hours CCM – Computing workshop at ARL. 17 users x 14 hours = 238 contact hours CCM – MSI/Accelrys Seminar at ASC. 7 users x 4 hours = 28 contact hours CEA – SWITCH Workshop at ASC. 20 users x 16 hours = 320 contact hours

10. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review10 Technical (Metrics) Tools introduced to community –Gridgen, 17-18 April 2002 at ARL –EnVis (Environmental Visualization Environment), 8 February 2002 at ERDC –Cross-Platform Performance Analysis Tools, 19 – 20 March 2002 at ERDC –MATLAB, 24 – 25 January 2002 at ASC –MSI/Accelrys, 5 February 2002 at ASC –SWITCH, 7 – 8 March 2002 at ASC –GASP, 27 March at ASC

11. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review11 Technical (Metrics) Presentations –Central State visit to ASC Conferences –MSI BOF at SC2001 Workshops –CCM Advanced Parallel Computing, Apr 2002 –ICEM CFD CAD Interface and Meshing, Feb 2002 –GASP (Version 4), Mar 2002 –SWITCH, Mar 2002 Seminars –MSI/Accelrys, Feb 2002 –CFD Seminar, Dec 2001 –PET Frontier Lectures, Mar 2002

12. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review12 Technical (Metrics) Training –CCM Modeling, Jan 2002 –Advanced MPI, Mar 2002 –Circuit Solvers and Optimizers, Mar 2002 –Advanced Gridgen, Apr 2002 –Features of Compaq Alphaserver, Jan 2002 –EnVis Short Course, Feb 2002 –Cross-Platform Performance Analysis Tools, Mar 2002 –Introduction to CFD++, Mar 2002 –C Programming, Mar 2002 –MPI, Jan 2002 –Introductory MATLAB, Jan 2002

13. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review13 Technical (Metrics) Technical Reports and Articles –None to date –Will summarize User Requirements –Will summarize User Evaluations Next year Training Plans Vendor courses FA training plan

14. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review14 FA Training Plan CFD –UGC Tutorials –Current Trends in Computational Fluid-Structure Interactions (with CSM) Workshop –CFD Validation & Verification Workshop –Interprogramming Languages Course –Parallel Programming Techniques in CFD –Overset Technology & OVERFLOW-D Training CDLT –CDLT Tools and Technologies OKC –Use of OKC for Support Staff and Portal Developers –Use of OKC for Content Developers –OKC Technologies

15. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review15 FA Training Plan EQM –Workshop on Mathematical, Algorithmic and Computer Science Issues in Multiphysics Couplings –Workshop on Discontinuous Galerkin Methods and A Posteriori Error Estimation CCM –PET/CHSSI Workshop –Advanced Drug Discovery Methods –Advanced solid-state modeling (molecular dynamics) –Advanced pharmacophore design and analysis –Biomolecular modeling From Homology Modeling Through Genomics and Proteomics - Theory and HPC Applications (Seminar Series) –Multi-phase molecular dynamics simulations –Transition state modeling (for biomolecular systems) –Electrochemical Modeling (i.e. Batteries) Workshop –QChem

16. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review16 FA Training Plan CE – Intermediate UNIX –Mixed-Mode Parallel Programming –MPI Programming –Features of Alpha Server System –Vector Tuning –Cross-platform Performance Analysis Tools –Dense and Sparse Linear Algebra Libraries –Advanced MPI –Performance optimization for HPC architectures –Debugging Parallel Code –C++ Programming FMS –Parallelization of Entity-Based Simulations

17. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review17 FA Training Plan IMT –Principles of Data Warehousing and Data Mining –Distributed Services and Object Protocols SIP –Introduction to MATLAB –Advanced MATLAB Programming –Simulink –Signal/Image Processing –Signal Mining –SIP/CEA/CEN Workshop CEN –Use of Time Domain Techniques to Solving High-Frequency Circuit Problems –Joint CEA/CEN/SIP Forum –Efficient Computational Methods for Circuits and Antennas

18. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review18 FA Training Plan CSM –CFD-CSM Joint Fluid-Structure Interaction –Theory & Implementation of ALE Algorithms ET –Grid Generation & Grid Technology CWO –Comprehensive Introduction to Scientific Visualization for CWO Research –Making CWO Codes Portable and Efficient CEA –Joint CEA/CEN/SIP Forum –The Characterization of Propagation Channels –Efficient Computational Methods for Circuits and Antennas

19. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review19 Staffing FAPOC –Institution not on contract – withdrew Dec 2001 –Replaced 1 January 2002 Technologists –Component 1 continued from PET 1 (Brian Tabor) –Component 2 continued from PET 1 (Mason Colbert) –Component 3 hired March 2002 (Reginald Liddell) –Component 4 officially unresolved, but practically continuing from PET 1 (Jennifer Moses)

20. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review20 Summary MSI active participation still problematic MOU for technologist duties with HPTi unsuccessful to date

21. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review21 Core Financial Summary (OSC)

22. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review22 Backup

23. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review23 Backup Vendor Training Courses for the period June 2002 through May 2003 Training CourseVendorLocationFA iSIGHTEngineous SoftwareARLET OneSAFSagacitecRedstoneFMS HLAAEgis TechnologiesASCFMS EnSightComputational Engineering InternationalERDC/NAVOET AVSAdvanced Visual Systems, Inc.ASCET VTKKitware, Inc.NAVOET ICEMICEM CFD EngineeringASCET GRIDGENPointwise, Inc.AEDCET/CFD ZAPOTECSandia Labs.ERDCCSM SEDRISAEgis TechnologiesNAVOFMS ANSYSANSYS, Inc.ASCCSM DADSLMS North AmericaTARDECIMT ADAMSMechanical DynamicsTARDECIMT LS-DynaMuliphysics Simulation EngineeringARLCSM OVERFLOWTBDARLCFD Matlab/RTExpressMathematical Analysis CompanyERDCCE

24. 13-17 May 2002Contract Year 1 Review24 Backup UAP members –Matt Grismer –Dean Hampton –Laura Bobo –Jeanie Osburn