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Preparing for in situ processing on upcoming leading-edge supercomputers

Kress et al., 2016

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123379445752217835
Author
Kress J
Churchill R
Klasky S
Kim M
Childs H
Pugmire D
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Supercomputing frontiers and innovations

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High performance computing applications are producing increasingly large amounts of data and placing enormous stress on current capabilities for traditional post-hoc visualization techniques. Because of the growing compute and I/O imbalance, data reductions, including …
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