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SUMMARY:Towards Extreme-Scale Engineering Simulations on the K Computer
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\nComputer Science and Applied Mathematics, Emerg
 ing Application Domains, Physics, Engineering\n\nTowards Extreme-Scale Eng
 ineering Simulations on the K Computer\n\nJansson, Onishi, Bale, Tsubokura
 \n\nExtreme-scale engineering simulations poses several challenges from me
 sh generation, scalable numerical methods to analysis of large amount of d
 ata. We present our work on developing a general simulation framework CUBE
 , for large scale engineering problems. Our method is based on a coupled f
 inite-volume/immersed boundary method on hierarchical Cartesian grid. Aspe
 cts such as rapid grid generation from complex Computer-aided design (CAD)
  models, rotating geometries, strategies for predictive dynamic load balan
 cing of communication and asymmetric workloads (e.g. from immersed boundar
 ies or additional physics) are discussed as well as in-situ data analysis 
 and multithreaded halo-exchange algorithms to enable engineering simulatio
 ns on one of Japan’s largest computer.
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