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Conference Program Ernest N. Morial ConventionConference Center Program • New Orleans, Louisiana HPC Everywhere, Everyday Conference Program The International Conference for High Performance Exhibition Dates: Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis November 17-20, 2014 Sponsors: Conference Dates: November 16-21, 2014 Table of Contents 3 Welcome from the Chair 67 HPC Impact Showcase/ Emerging Technologies 4 SC14 Mobile App 82 HPC Interconnections 5 General Information 92 Keynote/Invited Talks 9 SCinet Contributors 106 Papers 11 Registration Pass Access 128 Posters 13 Maps 152 Tutorials 16 Daily Schedule 164 Visualization and Data Analytics 26 Award Talks/Award Presentations 168 Workshops 31 Birds of a Feather 178 SC15 Call for Participation 50 Doctoral Showcase 56 Exhibitor Forum Welcome 3 Welcome to SC14 HPC helps solve some of the SC is fundamentally a technical conference, and anyone world’s most complex problems. who has spent time on the show floor knows the SC Exhibits Innovations from our community have program provides a unique opportunity to interact with far-reaching impact in every area of the future of HPC. Far from being just a simple industry science —from the discovery of new exhibition, our research and industry booths showcase recent 67 HPC Impact Showcase/ drugs to precisely predicting the developments in our field, with a rich combination of research Emerging Technologies next superstorm—even investment labs, universities, and other organizations and vendors of all 82 HPC Interconnections banking! For more than two decades, the SC Conference has types of software, hardware, and services for HPC. been the place to build and share the innovations that are 92 Keynote/Invited Talks making these life-changing discoveries possible. Another defining characteristic of SC is SCinet, the conference network that, for the week of the conference, 106 Papers This year, SC returns to New Orleans with new ideas and a is one of the largest and most advanced networks in the fresh approach to HPC. Spotlighting the most original and world. While many attendees experience SCinet directly as 128 Posters fascinating scientific and technical applications from around the wireless networking provided throughout the convention world, SC14 will once again bring together the HPC community center, SCinet also provides a once-a-year opportunity for 152 Tutorials – an unprecedented array of scientists, engineers, researchers, research and engineering groups to work with some of the 164 Visualization and Data Analytics educators, students, programmers, system administrators, and most modern networking equipment and very high-bandwidth developers – for an exceptional program of technical papers, wide-area networking. This year, SCinet will provide nearly 168 Workshops tutorials, timely research posters, panels and workshops, and 1 Terabit/second of networking bandwidth! During the Birds-of-a-Feather sessions. conference please be sure to stop by the SCinet booth for 178 SC15 Call for Participation more information on the networking infrastructure. Long-time HPC community members know SC is the hub of our community. While there are many, many excellent technical For over a quarter of a century the SC Conference has served conferences in HPC, the SC Conference series, sponsored each as an inflection point for the entire HPC community. year by the Association for Computing Machinery and the IEEE New Orleans is a city of historical significance, of great pride Computer Society, is the largest and most diverse conference and of reinvention in the face of great challenges. I can’t think in our community. Recent conferences have brought together of a better place to celebrate SC’s rich past and our community’s more than 10,000 attendees during conference week from all ever-evolving future. over the world, truly making it the international conference for high performance computing, networking, storage, and analysis. Welcome to New Orleans and SC14, where HPC Matters! This year we’re expecting more than 350 exhibitors spread over 151,000 square feet of exhibit space. With 78 meeting rooms dedicated to the Technical Program, Exhibitor Forum, Tutorials, Workshops, and HPC Interconnections, and several large rooms Trish Damkroger for Technical Program events, there’ll be plenty of space for all SC14 General Chair of our events, yet laid out in a way that makes it quick and easy to find your way around. SC14.supercomputing.org New Orleans, Louisiana • SC14 4 General Information SC14 Mobile App* Want an easy way to keep up with all that SC14 offers? Install the new SC14 Mobile App on your Apple or Android device and customize your experience! Search for Supercomputing Conference Series in your app store or scan this QR Code on your mobile device to get started today. The SC14 app includes standard components from years past, but with new features to improve your attendee experience. New features include: • Searchable event schedule for easy-to-find sessions and events • Attendee personalization, scheduling and notes within the app • Local guide to help you get around • SC14 updates to keep you informed and involved • Exhibitor directory with map • Ability for attendees to easily share their SC experience through social media • QR Code reader to quickly find SC14 information • Integration with ACM Digital Library to easily find session speakers, papers, and abstracts during the conference. To use the app simply log in with your email address and your SC14 Confirmation # as your password. Logging in will allow your calendar, notes, and other in-app data to sync across multiple devices. You can even access your data online at: http://visitors.genie-connect.com/sc14 to modify your schedule, export your schedule to your Outlook, iCal or Google calendar, and create a complete report of your SC14 activities after the conference. We hope your SC14 app experience is as great as the conference itself. If you have any questions, comments, or problems, please email us at [email protected]. *This app is developed through an agreement with SC14 and GenieConnect. SC14 • New Orleans, Louisiana SC14.supercomputing.org General Information General Information In this section, you’ll find information on registration, exhibit hours, conference store hours, description and locations of all conference social events, information booths and their locations, as well as convention center facilities and services. SC14.supercomputing.org New Orleans, Louisiana • SC14 6 General Information SC15 Preview Booth General Information Members of next year’s SC committee will be available in the SC15 preview booth (located in Lobby I, across from the con- Registration and Conference Store ference store) to offer information and discuss next year’s SC The registration area and conference store are located in the conference in Austin, Texas. Stop by for a copy of next year’s Lobby H of the New Orleans Convettion Center. Call for Participation and pick up some free gifts! Hours: The booth will be open during the following hours: Saturday, November 15 1pm – 6pm Sunday, November 16 7am – 6pm Tuesday, Nov. 17 10am-4pm Monday, November 17 7am – 9pm Wednesday, Nov. 18 10am-4pm Tuesday, November 18 7:30am – 6pm Thursday, Nov. 29 10am-4pm Wednesday, November 19 7:30am – 6pm Thursday, November 20 7:30am – 5pm Social Events Friday, November 21 8am – 11am Exhibitors’ Party Sunday, November 16 Registration Pass Access 6pm-9pm See pages 11 and 12 for access grids. Audubon Aquarium of the Americas (bus departs from Lobby I) Exhibit Hall Hours The exhibitor reception is SC14’s way of thanking exhibitors for their Tuesday, November 18 10am-6pm participation and support of the conference. The event will feature Wednesday, November 19 10am-6pm local band Creole String Beans, access to all the displays and exhibits at the aquarium, and a showcase of local food and drinks through- Thursday, November 20 10am-3pm out the facility. Transportation will be provided from Lobby I of the convention center starting at 5:45pm; last bus returns at 9pm. SC14 Information Booth Need up-to-the-minute information about what’s happening An Exhibitor badge and party ticket are required to attend this event. at the conference. Need to know where to find your next session? What restaurants are close by? Where to get a Exhibits Gala Opening Reception document printed? These questions and more can be answered Monday, November 17 by a quick stop at one of the SC Information booths. There are 7pm-9pm two booth locations for your convenience: the main booth is located in Lobby H; the second booth is located in Lobby F/G. SC14 will host its annual Grand Opening Gala in the Exhibit Hall. This will be your first opportunity to see the latest high Information Booth hours are as follows (note that the times in performance computing, networking, storage, analysis, and parentheses indicate hours for the secondary booth; research products, services, and innovations. This event is closed if no time is indicated): open to all Technical Program, Exhibitors, and HPC Interconnec- tions Program (Broader Engagement, HPC for Undergraduates Saturday 1pm-6pm and Student Cluster Competition) registrants. Sunday 8am-6pm (8am-5pm) Posters Reception Monday 8am-9pm (8am-5pm) Tuesday, November 18 5:15pm-7pm Tuesday 7:30am-6pm (7:30am-4pm) Wednesday 8am-6pm (8am-4pm) The Posters Reception will be held in the New Orleans Theater Lobby. The reception is an opportunity for attendees to interact with Thursday 8am-6pm poster presenters and research and ACM Student Research Com- Friday 8:30am-12pm petition (SRC) posters. The reception is open to all attendees with Technical Program registration. Complimentary refreshments and appetizers are available until 7pm. SC14 • New Orleans, Louisiana SC14.supercomputing.org General Information 7 Technical Program Conference Reception First-Aid Center Thursday, November 20 There are two first aid offices in the convention center. One is 6pm-9pm on the east side, located next to Room 150A; the other is on The Sugar Mill the west side lobby outside Hall H.
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