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LA-SiGMA A LONI Institute Project Goals, Purpose, Status

LA-SiGMA A LONI Institute Project Goals, Purpose, Status. Growth of Computer Power Computational Science. An emerging interdisciplinary field that uses computer simulation to solve problem. Recognized by national scientific societies as a third way of advancing knowledge. Blue Gene/P

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LA-SiGMA A LONI Institute Project Goals, Purpose, Status

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  1. LA-SiGMA A LONI Institute Project Goals, Purpose, Status

  2. Growth of Computer Power Computational Science • An emerging interdisciplinary field that uses computer simulation to solve problem. • Recognized by national scientific societies as a third way of advancing knowledge. Blue Gene/P 1 PFLOP 294,912-procs 72-rack 1,800,000 MIPS or 1TFLOP ! 1 MIPS ! 57,000 MIPS ! Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 Intel's Teraflops Research Chip 80 cores at < 100W ! VAX-II 78 0 (IBM 370-158)

  3. Research Group and Focus Computational Science: Formalism, Algorithms and Codes Progress in Applied Math • DP Landau http://www.siam.org/students/resources/report.php

  4. LA-SiGMA

  5. Teams: Computational, CI, and Science Driver LA-SiGMA • Science Drivers, Materials: • Electronic and Magnetic • Energy Storage and Generation • Biomolecular • Computational Teams • Next Gen. Monte Carlo • DFT and Force Fields • Large Scale MD • CyberInfrastructure • Common Computational Tools • Data-sharing and management SD Teams • CS and CI glue LA-SiGMA • Fund Teams, not individuals • Funding allocated according to team membership. • Seed $ (i.e. CMSN). • CS/CI supplement

  6. Impact Beyond Research Success = All must participate • LA-SiGMA is a coop. agreement with NSF • Outreach • 2 coordinators • LSU • LaTech • REU, RET • Diversity effort. • Preparation for the Professorship • Education • Courses offered via synchronous and asynchronous video • Computational Science, MC and MD methods, • Solid State Physics • Many More! • $ development and teaching of LA-SiGMA courses. • 1/2—1/4 month summer support Funds for new equipment

  7. LA-SiGMA Goals • Strong Multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional research teams. • Multi-scale tools to leverage the 21st century cyberinfrastructure. • Transform research and education in computational materials science. • Establish a pipeline to LA-SiGMA • Leverage new funding opportunities to develop statewide excellence • Establish an externally funded National Center of Excellence in Computational Materials Science

  8. Today • Now—2:00: Randy and Ramu will discuss outreach and administration • 2:00—3:00: Brief talks from Team leaders • discuss how the effort of your team can positively impact the efforts of the other teams (particularly the science driver teams), participate in the education and outreach efforts, and pursue other sources of funding. • Lay the groundwork for the breakout sessions • 3:00—3:30: Break • 3:30—4:30: Breakout Sessions • Complete the worksheets • Strategic plan due within 90 days of start date. The worksheets s will help the PET prepare a draft document.

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