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UID:isc_hpc_ISC High Performance 2018_sess365@linklings.com
SUMMARY:Women in HPC Posters
DESCRIPTION:Women in HPC Posters\n\n(WHPC04) DYNAMO - Dynamic Analysis Mod
 elling and Optimisation of GDI engines\n\nShaikh\n\nDYNAMO (Dynamic Analys
 is Modelling and Optimisation of GDI engines) is an R&D project co-sponsor
 ed by the Advanced Propulsion Centre – APC6 Call. In collaboration with Fo
 rd Motor Company (Project Lead) and six other UK based partners –  Loughbo
 rough University, Bath University, Siemens CDA, Hartree ...\n\n-----------
 ----------\n(WHPC01) Performance Analysis of GS2 Plasma Turbulence Code\n\
 nBridgwater, Dingle\n\nWe will present the work done to analyse and recomm
 end improvements to the GS2 plasma fusion code performed under the Perform
 ance Optimisation and Productivity (POP) Centre of Excellence.\nGS2 is a g
 yrokinetic flux tube initial value and eigenvalue solver written in Fortra
 n and parallelised with MPI....\n\n---------------------\n(WHPC02) High-vo
 lume data processing for ambient healthcare research prototyping\n\nTonkin
 \n\nThe SPHERE project continues to deploy multimodal sensor networks into
  dozens of homes in the South West of England. The resulting dataset is ex
 pected ultimately to be large enough to significantly complicate reprocess
 ing using the methods developed during the prototype phase of SPHERE, whic
 h were d...\n\n---------------------\n(WHPC03) The movement towards HPC in
 clusivity: Achieving on-demand accessibility of High Performance Computing
  (HPC) in single-user, ephemeral projects through the Alces Gridware Proje
 ct\n\nMerritt, Mayers, Titorenko, Norledge\n\nIn the past two years High P
 erformance Computing (HPC) has evolved from a specialised field to a more 
 diverse and inclusive arena. Specifically, through public cloud. This impa
 ct provides institutions ‘hybrid HPC capabilities,' dropping time to scien
 ce dramatically depending on project size and inte...\n\n\nPasses: Confere
 nce Pass
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