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| − | + | The ultimate goal of the "HPC-enabled system for enhanced seakeeping and station-keeping design" (HPC-SHEAKS) experiment was the efficient and easy-to-use integration of available HPC infrastructures with the most advanced seakeeping software. As a result of the experiment, an effective interface between the end-user and the HPC resources was implemented. The relevant seakeeping software packages were ported to the HPC infrastructure and integrated into an overall simulation package. This solution enables the simulations to be run from a familiar desktop system whilst using the full capabilities of the HPC system. | |
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The ultimate goal of the "HPC-enabled system for enhanced seakeeping and station-keeping design" (HPC-SHEAKS) experiment was the efficient and easy-to-use integration of available HPC infrastructures with the most advanced seakeeping software. As a result of the experiment, an effective interface between the end-user and the HPC resources was implemented. The relevant seakeeping software packages were ported to the HPC infrastructure and integrated into an overall simulation package. This solution enables the simulations to be run from a familiar desktop system whilst using the full capabilities of the HPC system.
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Published on 05/02/19
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