Advanced Visualization for High-End Computing
Monday 24th September 2007 - STFC Daresbury Laboratory
Introduction
STFC Daresbury Laboratory will be hosting a one day conference on visualization in association with HPCx and vizNET. The course will take place on Monday 24th September 2007 in the Tower Seminar Room at the Laboratory, commencing at 10:00am and concluding at 4:00pm.
Research using high performance computing is generating ever larger amounts of data. Analysis and presentation of these data in a meaningful manner may be aided by the effective use of visualization techniques. This workshop will focus on current best practice in a number of application domains, on the role of VizNET (http://www.viznet.ac.uk/) in support of such activity, and also future requirements for the visualization of data from large-scale simulations. In particular we will be looking forward to the arrival of the HECToR system (http://www.hector.ac.uk/) which starts service in October 2007 and which will enable scientists to generate datasets heading towards 10s of TB.
Details of the course programme, registration and travel to Daresbury Laboratory can be found using the menu on the right. All questions relating to the event should be sent to Damian Jones.
Research using high performance computing is generating ever larger amounts of data. Analysis and presentation of these data in a meaningful manner may be aided by the effective use of visualization techniques. This workshop will focus on current best practice in a number of application domains, on the role of VizNET (http://www.viznet.ac.uk/) in support of such activity, and also future requirements for the visualization of data from large-scale simulations. In particular we will be looking forward to the arrival of the HECToR system (http://www.hector.ac.uk/) which starts service in October 2007 and which will enable scientists to generate datasets heading towards 10s of TB.
Details of the course programme, registration and travel to Daresbury Laboratory can be found using the menu on the right. All questions relating to the event should be sent to Damian Jones.