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The SciDAC Review
Link to The SciDAC Review. The SciDAC Review is a quarterly magazine that shares SciDAC projects, news, and achievements. |
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Workshop on Computer Science/Applied Math Institutes and High Risk / High Payoff Technologies for Applications
The workshop focused on two aspects or tracks. One was how the Applied Mathematicts and Computer Science communities could help make potential high risk/high payoff areas in their application domains a reality. Since the concept of joint math and CS institutes is a a new one, the second track focused on how the community's could create, develop, and manage joint CS/Math Institutes.
April, 2009 |
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MidRange Computing in Support of Science at Office of Science Labs
A report containing the summary of the status of midrange computing efforts at the ten Office of Science Laboratories.
March, 2009 |
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A Scientific Research & Development Approach to Cyber Security
A community of scientists, technical experts, and executives from DOE National Labs, universities, other Federal agencies and industry collaborated to develop a science-based, systems level case for a new, transformational approach to cyber security.
The report, “A Scientific Research and Development Approach to Cyber Security”, identifies and analyzes R&D opportunities from that systems-level perspective.
December 2008 |
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National Science and Technology Council - Federal Plan for Advanced Networking Research and Development
Report by the Interagency Task Force on Advanced Networking Research and Development.
September 2008 |
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Report of The Panel on Recent Significant Advancements in Computational Science
A report from a distinguished panel charged with identifying recent breakthroughs in computational science and enabling technologies, supported by ASCR through the INCITE program, the SciDAC program, and/or its base program.
October 2008 |
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Supercomputing: The New Secret Weapon
Supercomputing is doing everything from designing high performance bathing suites for Olympic swimmers to developing plants that can cope with all types of environmental problems.
August 2008 |
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APPLIED MATHEMATICS AT THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY:
Past, Present and a view to the Future
A report by an independent panel from the Applied Mathematics research community
May 2008 |
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Mathematics for Analysis of Petascale Data Workshop Report
The workshop engaged mathematical scientists and applications researchers to identify the next-generation mathematical techniques needed to meet the challenges posed by petascale data.
June 3-5, 2008 |
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Workshop Report on Advanced Networking for Distributed Petascale Science: R&D Challenges and Opportunities
The workshop brought together leading network researchers in optical transport, middleware, and high-performance protocols. Their charge was to develop a high-level roadmap for the network research and development (R&D) that will be required to support DOE's distributed Petascale science over the next decade. |
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Scientific Impacts and Opportunities in Computing Workshop Report
The workshop was conducted for the Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research to identify high impact opportunities in computing for investment in research to maintain the nation’s preeminence in scientific discovery and competitiveness.
May 2008 |
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Modeling and Simulation at the Exascale for Energy and the Environment Town Hall Meetings Report
The objective of this ten-year vision is to focus the computational science experiences gained over the past ten years on the opportunities introduced with exascale computing to revolutionize our approaches to energy, environmental sustainability and security global challenges. |
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Computational Research Needs in Alternative and Renewable Energy
Final report from the workshop on Computational Research Needs in Alternative and Renewable Energy held in Rockville, Maryland September 19 and 20, 2007.
Posted May, 2008 |
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SciDAC Highlighted in CTWatch
The articles of this issue of CTWatch Quarterly described the connection between scalable software technology and breakthrough science. Each article offers an informative and stimulating discussion of some of the major work being carried out by one of the Centers for Enabling Technologies (CET) of the Department of Energy's wide ranging and influential SciDAC program.
November, 2007 |
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Advanced Scientific Computing Research:
Delivering Computing for the Frontiers of Science - Facilities Division Strategic Plan for High Performance Computing Resources
The strategic vision for High Performance Computing (HPC) resources in the Facilities Division of the Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) program in the Department of Energy’s Office of Science for the next 10 years. |
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Visualization and Knowledge Discovery: Report from the DOE/ASCR Workshop on Visual Analysis and Data Exploration at Extreme Scale
The developed visualization and data exploration tools have served admirably with
gigabyte and even terabyte datasets, but at the peta- and exascale levels, those tools will no longer suffice. Scientists and researchers met under the auspices of ASCR in Salt Lake City on June 7-8, 2007 to discuss the coming "data tsunami" and
issues involved in data exploration, data understanding, and data visualization at the petascale and beyond. |
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Software Development Tools for Petascale Computing Workshop
The findings generated at the Software Development Tools for
PetaScale Computing (SDTPC) Workshop held in Washington, D.C. on August 1 and 2, 2007 are in this final report. |
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Final Report from the Cyber Security Research Needs for Open Science
These are the results of Priority Research Directions (PRDs) identified during the two-day workshop held on July 23 & 24, 2007. The workshop was jointly sponsored by the DOE Office of Science and Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability. Participation included representation from national labs, higher education and industry. Participants self-identified their interests into five break-out groups, each of which was charged with identifying PRDs. |
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Computational Subsurface Sciences Workshop Report
The workshop, held in Bethesda, Maryland, January 9-12, 2007 was to obtain community input on computational science research needs and opportunities in the subsurface sciences and related areas, with a focus on developing a next generation of numerical models of subsurface flow and process simulation. Collaborating DOE offices were SC, the Office of Environmental Management (EM), the Office of Fossil Energy (FE), and the Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management (RW).
April 2007 |
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Multiscale Mathematics Initiative: A Roadmap
This was the third of three DOE sponsored workshops. It was held in Portland, Oregon September 21-23, 2004, to consider the scientific needs and mathematical challenges for multiscale simulation. This report represents the important conclusions, themes and recommendations for DOE investments from all three workshops. |
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Final Report Second DOE Workshop on Multiscale Problems
The Second DOE Workshop on Multiscale Problems was held from July 20 to July 22, 2004 in Broomfield, Colorado. During these three days, over eighty researchers with expertise in a wide variety of engineering, mathematical and scientific fields gathered to discuss the current state of mathematical methods for multiscale problems, possible future directions for research, and ways in which the Department of Energy could best support such activity. |
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Report of the First Multiscale Mathematics Workshop:
First Steps toward a Roadmap
Some of the nation’s leading computational scientists gathered in Washington, D.C. May 3–5, 2004 to consider the scientific needs and mathematical challenges for multiscale simulation. The goals were to (1) identify the most compelling scientific applications facing major roadblocks due to multiscale modeling needs and (2) formulate a strategic plan for investment in multiscale mathematics research that will meet these needs. |
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Report on the Mathematical Research Challenges in
Optimization of Complex Systems
The goal of the workshop was to articulate opportunities for mathematical research relevant to DOE applied science and technology programs, in mathematical areas that are not already a major part of the DOE applied mathematics research portfolio. December 2006 |
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Report on the Workshop on Simulation and Modeling for
Advanced Nuclear Energy Systems
DOE's Office of Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) and Nuclear Energy (NE) co-sponsored a workshop to identify the research opportunities and priorities for advancing the use of simulation and modeling in the research and development of advanced nuclear energy.
August 2006 |
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Management Model for Delivering High Performance and
Leadership Class Computing Systems for Scientific Discovery
The purpose of this document is to describe a model for managing the activities and tasks associated with the operation of High Performance Computing Facilities (HPCF) that enable scientific discovery as well as the delivery of next generation High Performance Production Computing (HPPC) and Leadership Class Computing (LCC) resources to the HPCF to meet established cost, schedule and performance objectives. December 2006 |
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Data-Management Challenge
The DOE Office of Science Data-Management Workshops were held March-May 2004. A number of application scientists and computer scientists at these meetings came to the conclusion that the plan as presented was dangerously light on attention to data management, given the increasingly data-intensive nature of research supported by the Office of Science. This report documents these workshops. |
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Guide to the NITRD
Supplement to the President's Budget for FY05 for the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program. Prepared by the Interagency Working Group on Information Technology Research and Development of the National Science and Technology Council, the Supplement describes accomplishments and proposed activities of the Federal agencies that work collaboratively on R&D in advanced computing, networking, software, and related information technologies to support Federal missions and help maintain U.S. leadership in cutting-edge science, engineering, and technology. |
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Federal Plan for High-End Computing
Report of the High-End Computing Revitalization Task Force.
May 2004 |
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