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1 Steven L. Lee DOE Program Manager, Office of Science Advanced Scientific Computing Research Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing Program: SciDAC-3 Overview

2 Applied Mathematics / Computer Science, BS – Yale Senior Project on “Parallel Root-finding Methods” w/ Tony Chan Computer Science, PhD – U of IL at Urbana-Champaign in 1993 “Krylov Methods and DAEs for Numerical Relativity” – Paul Saylor; L. Petzold (UCSB), M. Heath, E. Seidel (NSF) ORNL – 1993-1998: Computer Science and Mathematics Division MIT – 1996, 1997: Linear Algebra - Course 18.06 with Gil Strang LLNL – 1998-2010: Center for Applied Scientific Computing DOE/ASCR – 2008-now (Applied Math, SciDAC-3 Institutes) Research Background SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011

3 SciDAC Program (Past & Present) SciDAC-3 Institutes & Application Partnerships Operating Plan & Program Management Team SciDAC-3 and Beyond …Outline SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011

4 SciDAC plan – March 24, 2000 SciDAC Executive Summary “Advances in computing technologies … set the stage for major steps forward in modeling and simulation.” “To deliver on this promise, increased ‘peak’ computing power must be translated into increases in capabilities of scientific codes.” “This will only be solved by increased investments in computer software – scientific codes for simulating physical phenomena, mathematical algorithms that underlie these codes, and system software that enables the use of high-end computer systems.” SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011

5 Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing Program SciDAC Institutes Institutes-aware Architecture-aware Application-aware Management structure  Operating Plan SC Application Partnerships Basic Energy Sciences Biological & Environmental Research Fusion Energy Sciences High Energy Physics Nuclear Physics SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011 New SciDAC-3 Program is comprised of Institutes & Application Partnerships “The overall portfolio and management of Institute awards is expected to cover a significant portion of DOE computational science needs on current and emerging computational systems.” A successful Partnership will: “Exploit leadership class computing resources to advance scientific frontiers … of strategic importance to the Office of Science” “Effectively link to the intellectual resources … expertise in algorithms and methods … scientific software tools … at one or more SciDAC Institutes”

6 Specific goals and objectives for the SciDAC Institutes: Tools and resources for lowering the barriers to effectively use state-of-the-art computational systems; Procedures for taking on computational grand challenges across different science application areas; Procedures for incorporating and demonstrating the value of basic research results from Applied Mathematics and Computer Science; and Plans for building up and engaging our nation’s computational science research communities. FY11 Program Funding – Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) Up to $13M/year for 5 years may be available to support between 1 and 5 SciDAC Institutes DOE National Laboratories, Universities, Industry and other organizations may apply Timeline Issued - February 23, 2011 Letters of Intent (LOI), though not required, are strongly encouraged - March 30, 2011 Proposal due date – May 2, 2011 FY11 Awards for 3 SciDAC Institutes completed – July 2011 o New SciDAC Institutes solicitation for Scientific Data Management, Analysis and Visualization  Posted Sep 16; LOIs due Oct 12; Proposals due Nov 9; Awards expected by Dec 31, 2011 SciDAC Institutes Funding Opportunities SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011

7 FASTMath – Frameworks, Algorithms, and Scalable Technologies for Mathematics Collaborations: 4 DOE national laboratories; 1 University QUEST – Quantification of Uncertainty in Extreme Scale Computations Collaborations: 2 DOE national laboratories; 4 Universities SUPER – Institute for Sustained Performance, Energy and Resilience Collaborations: 4 DOE national laboratories; 7 Universities FY11 Awards for SciDAC Institutes SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011 FASTMath Director – Lori Diachin, LLNL QUEST Director – Habib N. Najm, SNL SUPER Director – Robert F. Lucas, USC Argonne National LaboratoryLos Alamos National LaboratoryArgonne National Laboratory Lawrence Berkeley National LabSandia National Laboratories*Lawrence Berkeley National Lab Lawrence Livermore National Lab*Johns Hopkins UniversityLawrence Livermore National Lab Sandia National LaboratoriesMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyOak Ridge National Laboratory Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of California at San Diego University of Texas at AustinUniversity of Maryland University of North Carolina University of Oregon University of Southern California* University of Tennessee at Knoxville University of Utah Budget summary: 37 Institutes - Letters of Intent requesting $217M/year 27 Institutes - Full proposals requesting $141M/year 20 Institutes reviewed at total of $106M/year 3 Institutes awarded at total of $10.5M/year

8 FASTMath – Frameworks, Algorithms, and Scalable Technologies for Mathematics Topic areas: Structured & unstructured mesh tools Linear & nonlinear solvers Eigensolvers Particle methods Time integration Differential Variational Inequalities (DVIs) SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011 Coming soon: www.fastmath-scidac.orgwww.fastmath-scidac.org

9 QUEST – Quantification of Uncertainty in Extreme Scale Computations Topic areas: Forward uncertainty propagation Reduced stochastic representation Inverse problems Experimental design & model validation Fault tolerance SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011 For QUEST and other flyers, see http://science.energy.gov/ascr/research/scidac/scidac-institutes/

10 SUPER – Institute for Sustained Performance, Energy and Resilience Topic areas: Performance engineering (includes modeling & auto-tuning) Energy efficiency Resilience Optimization SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011 See www.super-scidac.orgwww.super-scidac.org

11 20112012Max Total Budget Over Duration AugSepOctNovDecJanFebMar-Jun FES8/39/910/26$33M / 5 years DATA9/1610/1211/9*$25M / 5 years BER9/1610/1712/5$32.5M / 5 years NP9/1610/301/5$20M / 5 years HEP9/161/9$12M / 3 years BES9/2112/93/12$30M / 5 years Timeline for New SciDAC Announcements SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011 Solicitation issued – green Proposal due – blue Pre-proposal due – orange Review & award - gray FES – Partnerships in Fusion Energy Science, 11-571 DATA – SciDAC Institute: Scientific Data Management, Analysis and Visualization, 11-589 BER – Partnerships in Earth System Science, 11-588 NP – Partnerships in Nuclear Physics, 11-581 HEP – Partnerships in High Energy Physics, 11-580 BES – Partnerships in Materials and Chemical Sciences, 11-593 See www.science.doe.gov/grants for Grants and Contracts information on each Announcementwww.science.doe.gov/grants

12 SciDAC-3 Institutes Operating Plan “The mission of SciDAC Institutes is to provide intellectual resources in applied mathematics and computer science, expertise in algorithms & methods, and scientific software tools to advance scientific discovery …” Operating Plan will describe: Coordination & communication processes among the Institutes Processes used by each Institute to review its activities & re- prioritize as appropriate Communicate changes throughout SciDAC-3 and to ASCR Document Institutes approach for working with Application Partnerships SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011

13 SciDAC-3 Program Management Team SciDAC Institutes Steven Lee Ceren Susut-Bennett Sandy Landsberg Lucy Nowell Application Partnerships Randall Laviolette Ceren Susut-Bennett SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011 SciDAC-3 Team is comprised of several ASCR program managers Work in Progress: http://www.scidac.govhttp://www.scidac.gov

14 SciDAC-3 and Beyond SciDAC-3 for 2011-2016 Petascale – Roadrunner, 5/26/2008 Era of hybrid, multi-core processors SciDAC-3 and beyond See original SciDAC plan & vision “Mainstream” petascale computing technology Scientific discoveries & breakthroughs for the DOE mission DOE Applied Mathematics is an essential part of continued SciDAC success SciDAC-3 Overview - Applied Mathematics PI meeting: 10/18/2011

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