Please forward this to any interested Argonne staff.
Rob
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Subject: [MCS Staff] ACME looking for performance experts
Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2017 15:14:17 -0600
From: Robert Jacob <jacob(a)anl.gov>
Reply-To: jacob(a)anl.gov
To: mcs-staff(a)mcs.anl.gov
Hello,
The Accelerated Climate Model for Energy (ACME) project is looking to
grow its staff in the area of performance engineering. Minimum of 33%
commitment needed and more is possible.
If you are current Argonne staff (including postdocs) and interested in
joining ACME's performance group, please contact me. More info below.
Rob
ACME is looking for people who can do a mix of the following (in order
of priority):
Optimizing current models on current and soon-to-be-installed machines.
Need experience in one or more of threading, vectorization, GPU
acceleration. The MPAS models (ocean and sea-ice) are a particular need
area. All codes are Fortran.
Point of contact for one or more of the current computing centers (LCFs
and NERSC). Monitor the nightly testing and work with developers to fix
problems. Perform periodic performance benchmarks.
Performance research. Based on knowledge of future architecture trends,
research and prototype more innovate and less incremental
performance-related changes to ACME and its underlying algorithms.
More on ACME:
https://climatemodeling.science.energy.gov/projects/accelerated-climate-mod…
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Hello Argonne ACME/CMDV staff,
At our meeting earlier this month, we talked about having regular
monthly meetings.
How does Tuesday work for the day? If too many people can't make it,
I'll start a doodle poll.
Rob
Congratulations to Az who was recognized at the ACME all-hands meeting
earlier this month with an ACME Outstanding Contribution Award!
"To Azamat Mametjanov: For significant contributions to ACME
performance, response to critical issues, and laying the groundwork for
future challenges on next-generation computers."
Az has been leading the OpenMP/manycore performance improvements to
ACME. The ACME Executive Committee makes these awards at each all-hands
meeting to 2 staff members based on nominations by the group leads.
Pics below!
Rob
Tuesday works for me after 10:30
On 6/26/17 8:16 PM, Jacob, Robert L. wrote:
> Hello Argonne ACME/CMDV staff,
>
> At our meeting earlier this month, we talked about having regular
> monthly meetings.
>
> How does Tuesday work for the day? If too many people can't make it,
> I'll start a doodle poll.
>
> Rob
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The CESM workshop is going on this week. The link below has the agendas
for the various working groups and you can listen in by webcast to the
talks.
Rob
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Subject: [CCSM-participants] CESM Workshop AGENDAS
Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2017 09:40:51 -0600
From: Barbara Ballard <bballard(a)ucar.edu>
To: ccsm-participants(a)cgd.ucar.edu, cgd-etal <cgd-etal(a)ucar.edu>
Good morning,
All of the agendas for the CESM Workshop are now available:
http://www.cesm.ucar.edu/events/workshops/ws.2017/
Please let me know if any changes need to be made.
Thank you,
Barbara Ballard
CESM Program Office
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Barbara Ballard
National Center for Atmospheric Research
Climate and Global Dynamics Laboratory
P. O. Box 3000
Boulder, CO 80307-3000
CESM Program Office
Assistant to CGD Director
303-497-1358
