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![]() | Parker, Steven G.; Smith, Philip J.; Johnson, Christopher R. | Parallelization and integration of fire simulations in the Uintah PSE | A physics-based stand-alone serial code for fire simulations is integrated in a unified computational framework to couple with other disciplines and to achieve massively parallel computation. Uintah, the computational framework used, is a component-based visual problem-solving environment developed... | Uintah; Problem solving environment | 2001 |
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![]() | De St Germain, John Davison; Morris, Alan H.; Parker, Steven G. | Performance analysis integration in the Uintah software development cycle | The increasing complexity of high-performance computing environments and programming methodologies presents challenges for empirical performance evaluation. Evolving parallel and distributed systems require performance technology that can be flexibly configured to observe different events and associ... | Uintah; Problem solving environment; Performance analysis; Parallelism; C-SAFE | 2003 |
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![]() | Parker, Steven G. | Integrating component-based scientific computing software | In recent years, component technology has been a successful methodology for large-scale commercial software development. Component technology combines a set of frequently used functions in a component and makes the implementation transparent to users. Software application developers typically conne... | SCIRun; BioPSE; Component technology; Computational steering; Problem solving environment; Distributed computing | 2006 |
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![]() | Parker, Steven G.; Hansen, Charles D.; Johnson, Christopher R. | Computational steering and the SCIRun integrated problem solving environment | SCIRun is a problem solving environment that allows the interactive construction, debugging, and steering of large-scale scientific computations. We review related systems and introduce a taxonomy that explores different computational steering solutions. Considering these approaches, we discuss why ... | Computational steering; Problem solving environment; SCIRun; Volume rendering | 1997 |