FACETS -- Infrastructure for Integrated Fusion Modeling

POSTER

Abstract

It is desirable that an infrastructure for integrated fusion modeling has support for: legacy and new components used interchangeably; consistent management of components lifecycle; allocating parallel resources consistent with the nature of participating components and the problem scope; components written in multiple programming languages; composition of sequentially and concurrently executing components respecting dependencies; tight and loose coupling of components; testing and validation of separate and integrated components; and use of multiple platforms from desktops to LCFs. In this poster we will describe the status of the FACETS with respect to these features.

Authors

  • Svetlana Shasharina

    Tech-X Corporation

  • J.R. Cary

    Tech-X Corporation, Tech-X Corp., Tech-X

  • Johan Carlsson

    Tech-X Corporation

  • Ammar Hakim

    Tech-X Corp., Tech-X, Tech-X Corporation

  • S.E. Kruger

    Tech-X Corp., Tech-X Corporation, TechX Corp., Booulder, CO

  • Mahmood Miah

    Tech-X Corporation

  • Alexander Pletzer

    Tech-X Corp., Tech-X Corp, Tech-X Corporation

  • Srinath Vadlamani

    Tech-X Corp., Tech-X Corporation

  • David Wade-Stein

    Tech-X Corporation

  • Satish Balay

    Argonne National Laboratory

  • Lois McInnes

    Argonne National Laboratory

  • Hong Zhang

    Argonne National Laboratory

  • Jeff Candy

    General Atomics, GA

  • Mark Fahey

    Oak Ridge Natioanal Laboratory

  • R.H. Cohen

    Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, LLNL, Lawrence Livermore National Lab

  • Tom Epperly

    Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

  • T.D. Rognlien

    Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, LLNL

  • Don Estep

    Colorado State University

  • Alexei Pankin

    Lehigh University

  • Allen Malony

    Paratools

  • Alan Morris

    Paratools

  • Sameer Shende

    Paratools

  • K. Indireshkumar

    Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton Plasma Physics Lab

  • D.C. McCune

    Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, PPPL, Princeton Plasma Physics Lab

  • Alexander Pigarov

    University of California San Diego