About
The KAUST-GSIC Symposium on Hierarchical Solvers for Complex Flow Simulation is joint between the Extreme Computing Research Center (ECRC) at KAUST and the Global Scientific Information and Computing Center (GSIC) at Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan. ECRC and GSIC share the goal of developing algorithms and software infrastructure for the post-petascale era through synergistic efforts between mathematicians, computer scientists, and computational scientists. Applications of interest include multiphase flows, plasma MHD, phase field methods, shallow water equations, lattice-Boltzmann methods, and techniques not normally associated with GPUs like adaptive mesh refinement as well as some that are like visualization. We look at this as a chance to expose those at KAUST who get out less than we do -- students and post-docs -- to some leading efforts. This will be an opportunity to initiate new collaborations and strengthen existing ones between Tokyo Tech. and KAUST.
Program (February 28)
09:00-09:30 Opening session : David Keyes
09:30-10:00 Talk 1 : Rio Yokota, Fast Multipole Preconditioners for Poisson Solvers
10:00-11:00 Talk 2 : Takayuki Aoki, Large-scale Complex Flow Simulations on a GPU Supercomputer
11:00-11:20 Coffee break
11:20-11:50 Talk 3 : Wong Un Hong, Advanced GPU Direct-MPI Hybrid Framework for Efficient CFD/MHD Simulations with AMR on Multi-GPU Systems
11:50-12:20 Talk 4 : Kenta Sugihara, Two Phase Flow Simulation Based on the Interface-tracking Method on Multi-GPU Cluster
12:20-12:40 Group Photo
12:40-13:30 Lunch @ 3-5220
13:30-14:00 Talk 5 : Matteo Parsani, Computational Fluid Dynamics: Mathematics, Computing and (Originally) Flight. Where are we heading?
14:00-14:30 Talk 6 : Bok Jik Lee, Turbulent Combustion Studies for Efficient Engines
14:30-15:00 Talk 7 : Fabrizio Bisetti, Direct Numerical Simulation of Trubulent Lean Methane-Air Bunsen Flames with Mixture
15:00-15:20 Coffee break
15:20-15:50 Talk 8 : Ravi Samtaney, An Embedded-Boundary AMR Method for Compressible Flow in Moving Complex GeometryInhomogeneities
15:50-16:20 Talk 9 : David Keyes, CFD Codes on Multicore Architectures
16:20-16:30 Closing session
17:30-18:30 Sunset Concert @ KAUST Library
19:00-21:00 Dinner @ Thuwal fish restaurant
Participants from Titech
Takayuki Aoki
Shinobu Yamaguchi
Sukhbaatar Javzan
Rio Yokota
Kenta Sugihara
Wong Un Hong
