COMPUTATIONAL TOOLKIT MEETING
27 January, 1995
Austin, TX
Contents
Agenda
- List of Attendees
- Position Papers & Slides
- Meeting Summary (J.C. Browne)
- 9AM-10AM - Complete Requirements Specification
- Agreement on structure of the application development process.
- What computational methods will be supported? Clearly we will
support a general version of parallel adaptive multigrid (PAMG)
methods with a specialization for Berger/Oliger PAMG.
Will we also support pseudo-spectral methods?
- What aspects of the program development process will be supported?
- 10AM-11AM - Definition of Interaction with Other Projects
Cosmology Grand Challenge Project
- Integration of basic infrastructure into F90 (HPF)
- Grand Challenge wide workshop?
- 11AM-1PM - Definition of Functionality for each supported Aspect of
Programming Process
- Capture of structure and behavior specialized template translators?
General structure capture with menu-based component selection?
- Definition of the levels of abstraction at which components and
functionality will be provided?
- Functionality for each level of abstraction which will be supported.
- 1PM-2PM - Lunch and Formulation of Statement of Work
- 2PM-3PM - Continuation of Formulation of Statement of Work
- 3PM-4PM - Partitioning of Documentation Responsibilities
- 4PM-5PM - Partitioning of Tasks of SOW
- 5PM - Adjournment
- J. C. Browne, University of Texas at Austin
- Matt Choptuik, University of Texas at Austin
- Nikos Chrisochoides, NPAC, Syracuse University
- Roberto Gomez, University of Pittsburgh
- Thomas Haupt, NPAC, Syracuse University
- Richard Matzner, University of Texas at Austin
- Henry Neeman, NCSA, University of Illinois
- Manish Parashar, University of Texas at Austin
- Ed Seidel, NCSA, University of Illinois
- John Towns, NCSA, University of Illinois
Manish Parashar, parashar@godel.ph.utexas.edu
Center for Relativity & Department of Computer Sciences,
University of Texas at Austin