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Oxbow - About
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The Oxbow project primarily includes members of the Future Technologies group. Philip Taffet (Rice University). Robert Lim (University of Oregon). To get access to the software and questions on overall project scope. For questions on the data infrastructure and visual analytics portal. For questions on communication characterization using mpiP. Announcement list (please subscribe to be notified of major releases, updates etc.). Discussion list for Oxbow Users. Discussion list for Oxbow Developers.
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Sarat Sreepathi | Home
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Sarat Chandra Sreepathi is a Computer Scientist in the Future Technologies Group at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from North Carolina State University. He was a Research Fellow with the Blue Brain Project at EPFL, Switzerland during 2009. Recent news: CCEE-led team receives $1.2M NSF CyberSEES grant for Climate-Water-Energy Research. Computer Science and Mathematics Division. Oak Ridge National Laboratory. North Carolina State University. Bldg 5100, Room 239.
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Oxbow - Tools
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We use the MIAMI. Performance modeling framework that utilizes Intel's PIN (binary instrumentation tool). To collect and categorize an application's instruction mix. The memory bandwidth tool utilizes PAPI. And measures the read and write bandwidths for a designated portion of the application. Is a lightweight profiling library for MPI applications. It is used to collet basic communication characteristics (point-to-point and collective calls) as well as the communication topology. Design based on HTML5 UP.
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Sarat Sreepathi | Résumé
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Work: 865.574.8355. Computer Scientist in the Future Technologies Group. At Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Adjunct Assistant Professor, Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering Department. At North Carolina State University. Co-PI, NSF project: Cyber-Enabled Water and Energy Systems Sustainability Utilizing Climate Information. Total: $1.2 million). 10 years experience in designing efficient parallel applications on leadership class supercomputers (Cray XT/XK, IBM BlueGene L/P etc.). August 2004...
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Oxbow - Home
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ML Grodowitz, Sarat Sreepathi, Hierarchical Clustering and K-means Analysis of HPC Application Kernels Performance Characteristics. Nineteenth Annual IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing Conference (HPEC ‘15), Waltham, MA, September 15-17,2015. Sarat Sreepathi, Megan Grodowitz, Robert Lim, Philip Taffet, Philip Roth, Jeremy Meredith, Seyong Lee, Dong Li, and Jeffrey Vetter, Application Characterization using Oxbow Toolkit and PADS Infrastructure. Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
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Oxbow - Home
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Hence, we believe that it is essential to quantitatively measure, project, and prioritize the resource and feature requirements of our anticipated workloads on such extreme-scale systems. The Oxbow toolkit is a collection of tools to empirically characterize application behaviours along a critical set of dimensions namely computation, communication, memory capacity and access patterns. PADS: Performance Analytics Data Store. Click image to enlarge. Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Design based on HTML5 UP.