Lessons learned from running large-scale simulations on a volunteer platform - Carl Christensen - Asia@home 2011
Video recorded during the 2011 Asia@Home conference, the 20th and 21st March at Sinica Academia – Taipei (Taiwan).
This Asia@home hackfest focuses on applications of citizen-based volunteer computing and volunteer sensing to earthquake science in South-East Asia.[…]
Click [url=http://event.twgrid.org/isgc2011/asiaathome.html]here[/url] to read the entire hackfest.
Video High Quality 3/9:
[color=red][size=3]"Lessons learned from running large-scale simulations on a volunteer platform" Carl Christensen, School of Earth Sciences, Stanford University [/size][/color]
In this talk I will describe how we successfully distributed large-scale climate simulations to volunteer PCs, in the project ClimatePrediciton.net from Oxford University. I will also describe first efforts to integrate MPI with BOINC in a way that could be useful for the earthquake science community.
This Asia@home hackfest focuses on applications of citizen-based volunteer computing and volunteer sensing to earthquake science in South-East Asia.[…]
Click [url=http://event.twgrid.org/isgc2011/asiaathome.html]here[/url] to read the entire hackfest.
Video High Quality 3/9:
[color=red][size=3]"Lessons learned from running large-scale simulations on a volunteer platform" Carl Christensen, School of Earth Sciences, Stanford University [/size][/color]
In this talk I will describe how we successfully distributed large-scale climate simulations to volunteer PCs, in the project ClimatePrediciton.net from Oxford University. I will also describe first efforts to integrate MPI with BOINC in a way that could be useful for the earthquake science community.
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