Anwendungsorientierte HPC-Software für skalierbare Parallelrechner - 3. HPC-Call
The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) intends to support HPC users in the sustainable exploitation of the potentials of modern HPC architectures for their own research while at the same time enabling sustainable innovations in the area of HPC methodology / tools / software . This is intended to provide the HPC experts with their own profile development as well as the expansion of competences and, in particular, competence building.
On the basis of concrete applications from science or industry, the interdisciplinary network is to develop advanced or new approaches in the field of software on scalable high-performance computers that solve the challenges of a massively scalable computer architecture, distributed memory architectures and / or new process types.
The main focus is on the effective porting of simulation software to scalable HPC systems, the development of tools for optimizing and improving performance, taking into account energy efficiency and new methodologies (compilers, operating systems, etc.) for hardware-independent programming of heterogeneous HPC systems.
Efficient Runtime Support for Future Programming Standards
BMBF
In ELP, a modified OpenMP runtime will be developed, delivering runtime internal information to correctness analysis tools like MUST or debuggers like DDT. This will allow detecting certain error classes automatically.
October 2013
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September 2016
Find a Suitable Topology for Exascale Applications
BMBF
FaST deals with the temporal and spatial placement of processes on high performance computers of the future. It is widely assumed that the current trend in hardware development will continue and that the CPU performance will therefore grow considerab
January 2014
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December 2016
A flexible framework for energy and performance analysis in HPC centers
BMBF
The FEPA project develops an infrastructure which allows HPC centers to monitor application performance and energy efficiency of large scale systems.
Industrialization of high resolution numeric of complex flows in hydraulic systems
BMBF
The project team develops a CFD tool for real gas and multiphase flows, which takes into account new hardware architectures and exploits them. The CFD tool FLEXI, developed at the IAG (University of Stuttgart), is used as a basis.
September 2013
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August 2016
HPC-OpenModelica for Multiscale Simulations of Technical Systems and Applications for the Development of Energy-Efficient Working Machinery (HPC-OM)
BMBF
The aim of the research project is the application-oriented development of innovative algorithms and an HPC-software for the performance of multiscale machine simulations. The project is part of the OpenModelica program.
Operating System for Massively Threaded applications
BMBF
The MyThOS project targets at reducing the overhead of the operating system in HPC applications, in order to increase the degree of parallelism and thereby performance.
October 2013
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September 2016
Scalable Tools for the Energy Analysis and Optimization in High Performance Computing
BMBF
The main goal of the
Score-E project is to develop and provide user-friendly tools for the analysis and optimization of the energy requirements of HPC applications.
October 2013
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September 2016
Simulation und Optimierung des Energiekreislaufs von Rechenzentrums-Klimatisierungsnetzen unter Berücksichtigung von Supercomputer Betriebsszenarien
BMBF
The main objective of the SIMOPEK project is to model, simulate and optimize the energy efficiency of high performance data centers using a wholistic approach using the data center of BAdW-LRZ.
Scalable HPC-Codes for Molecular Simulation in the Chemical Industry
BMBF
Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations form the basis for investigating many relevant application scenarios in science and engineering. At the heart of these simulations lie physically meaningful and quantitative models of molecular interactions, requir
