Step 1 Partitioning Separate dataset across nodes to exploit data locality –Use information from programmer Stencils Grids More? Here divide dataset across.

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Step 1 Partitioning Separate dataset across nodes to exploit data locality –Use information from programmer Stencils Grids More? Here divide dataset across 4 nodes duplicating data in border cells.

Step 2 Staging and Stripmining Data in one node fits in memory (dram) but not all in SRF Need to load smaller size into SRF, –Convolve –Diverge

Step 2 continued 1. Load data ->Controller-Cluster Sync Start Convolution 2. Convolution (generate new stream)

Step 2 continued ->Cluster-Controller Sync Start loading more data 3. Diverge and Max of these divergences ->Controller-Cluster Sync Start Convolution / Store new data 4. Convolve, generate new stream

Step 2 Continued Need to do divergence on inner borders, but need new data from outer borders –Sync with each neighbor –read borders from neighbors separately Then do divergence and max on the inner borders Finally do Max across all nodes –Sync all nodes –Tree combine