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'''Lead:''' Ilene Carpenter<br /> | |||
'''Members:''' Bob Kierski, Feiyi Wang | |||
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2015 goals: | |||
Identify applications that exhibit I/O patterns important in applications that are NOT represented in the existing application I/O benchmarks. Consider Pynamic benchmark from CORAL RFP, OpenFOAM, EnergyPlus and NWChem. | |||
Work with Babak Behzad and Marc Snir to see whether the tracing tool they have developed can create an I/O kernel from one or more of these applications. | |||
[https://github.com/babakbehzad/Recorder Here] is a link to the Recorder Library GitHub. The page has a [http://web.engr.illinois.edu/~bbehza2/files/Babak_Behzad_IASDS_2013_paper.pdf link] to a paper that give more details. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:52, 6 March 2015
Lead: Ilene Carpenter
Members: Bob Kierski, Feiyi Wang
2015 goals:
Identify applications that exhibit I/O patterns important in applications that are NOT represented in the existing application I/O benchmarks. Consider Pynamic benchmark from CORAL RFP, OpenFOAM, EnergyPlus and NWChem.
Work with Babak Behzad and Marc Snir to see whether the tracing tool they have developed can create an I/O kernel from one or more of these applications.
Here is a link to the Recorder Library GitHub. The page has a link to a paper that give more details.