Date
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James Kress
Visualization Core Laboratory
james.kress@kaust.edu.sa
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Required Hardware/Software:
Review Prerequisite 101s:
Are you tired of waiting hours for a simulation to finish, only to find out it crashed or the output isn't what you expected? In Situ Visualization is the game-changer. Instead of writing massive files to disk and processing them later (“Post-Hoc”), In Situ allows you to “peer inside” the memory of a running simulation. It’s like live-streaming your science. By processing data while it’s still “hot” in memory, you can:
This is an all-action, hands-on session. We aren't just talking about theory; we are running the code. Using a containerized Gray-Scott Reaction-Diffusion miniapp, we will spend the majority of our time in the terminal and ParaView, connecting live simulations to four powerhouse backends: ADIOS2, Catalyst, Ascent, and Kombyne.
| Time | Topic | Hands-On Focus |
|---|---|---|
| 1:30pm | In Situ Introduction: Why we move analysis to the data. | Concepts |
| 1:40pm | Gray-Scott Launch: Deploying the Docker Container and writing VTK files. | Hands-on |
| 1:55pm | Break (5 Minutes) | |
| 2:00pm | Deep Dive 1: Catalyst & Ascent. | 50% Discussion / 50% Hands-on |
| 2:30pm | Break (10 Minutes) | |
| 2:40pm | Deep Dive 2: Kombyne & ADIOS2. | 50% Discussion / 50% Hands-on |
| 3:10pm | Break (10 Minutes) | |
| 3:20pm | Scale Up & Q/A: Moving from Docker to Ibex/Shaheen. | Discussion |
| 3:30pm | Wrap Up |