Alvaro Coutinho, COPPE/Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
William Barth, TACC, University of Texas at Austin
Guillaume Houzeaux, Barcelona Supercomputing Center
- High-performance computing towards extreme-scale
- Common functional interfaces to geometry, mesh, and other simulation data
- Computational environments for advanced scientific and engineering computation
- Digital prototyping techniques
- Enabling software technologies
- Data science and Machine Learning in computational mechanics applications
- Large-scale parallel computing techniques (including MPI, parallel and heterogeneous computing)
- Mesh generation and adaptive mesh refinement techniques
- Scientific visualization
- Software libraries and applications to multi-scale multi-physics problems
- Software techniques (such as middleware techniques) towards extreme-scale
- Supporting tools in performance evaluation, visualization, verification and validation
- Scientific workflows, theoretical frameworks, methodology and algorithms for Many-Query Computing
- Potential demands of large-scale computational applications
- Practices of large-scale numerical simulations
- Programming models for emerging architectures