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ORCIDISAV@SC 2021: St. Louis, MO, USA
- ISAV@SC 21: In Situ Infrastructures for Enabling Extreme-Scale Analysis and Visualization, St. Louis, MO USA, 15 November 2021. ACM 2021, ISBN 978-1-4503-8715-6
- Axel Gerstenberger:
3D CFD In-situ Co-processing for Turbomachinery Design. 0 - Riccardo Balin:
In Situ Data-Driven Analysis and Learning of Turbulence Closures at Scale. 0 - Sean Ziegeler:
Moderator. 0 - João Barbosa, Paul A. Navrátil, Luís Paulo Santos, Donald S. Fussell:
LOOM: Interweaving tightly coupled visualization and numeric simulation framework. 1-5 - Michael Will
, Quincy Wofford, John Patchett, David H. Rogers, Jonas Lukasczyk, Christoph Garth:
Developing and Evaluating In Situ Visualization Algorithms using Containers. 6-11 - Pascal Grosset, James P. Ahrens:
Lightweight Interface for In Situ Analysis and Visualization of Particle Data. 12-17 - Soumya Dutta, Natalie Klein, Li Tang, Jonathan David Wolfe, Luke Van Roekel, James Joseph Benedict, Ayan Biswas, Earl Lawrence, Nathan M. Urban:
In Situ Climate Modeling for Analyzing Extreme Weather Events. 18-23 - Margaret Lawson, Cyrus Harrison, Eric Brugger, Aaron Skinner, Matthew Larsen:
Automated In Situ Computational Steering Using Ascent's Capable Yes-No Machine. 24-30 - Michael Grosskopf, Earl Lawrence, Ayan Biswas, Li Tang, Kelin Rumsey, Luke Van Roekel, Nathan M. Urban:
In-Situ Spatial Inference on Climate Simulations with Sparse Gaussian Processes. 31-36
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