Advances in In Situ Processing Tie to Exascale Targets
Waiting for a simulation to complete before visualizing the results is often an unappealing prospect for researchers.
Verifying that output matches expectations early in a run helps prevent wasted computation time, which is particularly important on systems in high demand or when a limited allocation is availableIn addition, the growth in the ability to perform computation continues to outpace the growth in the ability to performantly store the results. The ability to analyze simulation output while it is still resident in memory, known as in situ processing, is appealing and sometimes necessary for researchers running large-scale simulations.
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Advances in In Situ Processing Tie to Exascale Targets was written by Nicole Hemsoth at The Next Platform.