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Project Title Principle Investigator

Project Title Principle Investigator. Report due by <date> Please return to <NCCS POC> . Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility <Year> INCITE Quarter # Report. Recent Science Progress.

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Project Title Principle Investigator

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  1. Project TitlePrinciple Investigator Report due by <date> Please return to <NCCS POC> Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility <Year> INCITE Quarter # Report

  2. Recent Science Progress • List major accomplishments achieved thus far in CY<year> with the help of OLCF computing resources • Give details of simulations if possible: the resources used, the physics/algorithms invoked, the simulation results, etc. (include images if possible!)

  3. Progress Toward Milestones • Provide status on each of your project’s simulation milestones as outlined in your original proposal • (Ex. Simulations complete as of…; simulations ongoing…; simulations not yet started because…)

  4. Impact of Recent Progress • Who cares and benefits about this work and its results to date? Why? • What conclusions can be drawn from the results? What problem is solved because of these results?

  5. Impact of Recent Progress • What new and follow-on investigations have these results motivated? • What new issues/problems arise because of these results?

  6. Next Steps • What is next? Application development (software or physics or algorithms) or analysis with the application? • How will the OLCF systems be used?

  7. Science Challenges, Uncertainties, Issues • Physics Models • What (if any) physics hurdles remain? • Methods/Algorithms • What (if any) algorithmic hurdles remain? • Software • What (if any) software hurdles remain? • Uncertainties • What other uncertainties remain?

  8. Post-processing, analysis, and visualization • Please describe your process for analyzing the results of your simulation runs. How much data are you copying locally for analysis vs. leaving on ORNL storage for remote access? • Are you using the analysis and visualization capabilities at the OLCF? Are they sufficient for your needs? • What additional resources for post-processing would allow you to have a greater science impact?

  9. Resource Requirement Drivers • What is driving your need for leadership resources? Better (higher quality) science? More productive science (rapid turnaround, etc.)? Or both? • Is your science dictating strong scaling, weak scaling, or both? • What additional resources are needed to improve your science output?

  10. Feedback for the NCCS • Have the OLCF systems met the needs of your project (e.g. queuing policies, etc.)? • Has the support received from the User Assistance Center been beneficial to your project team? • Have collaborations with the scientific liaison assigned to your project been productive? • Are you aware of the monthly user telecons? If so, do you participate and find them useful? How could we improve the telecons? • Is the website (nccs.gov) meeting your needs? What areas can be improved to better assist you?

  11. Project Productivity • The center creates (concise, short, highly visible) bi-weekly center highlights to submit to DOE – is your project ready willing and able to contribute a highlight? • Recent publications or presentations? • Please list here • Special accomplishments or awards? • Formal software releases? • Students graduated or postdocs deployed?

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