22nd RAPS Workshop

Real Applications on Parallel Systems (RAPS) is a European Software Initiative.  It comprises of the RAPS Consortium (founded in the early 1990's) and a Working group of Hardware Vendors.  The partners of the RAPS Consortium develop portable parallel versions of their production codes which are made available to the Working Group of Hardware Vendors for benchmarking and testing.

Regular RAPS workshops have been held in recent years.  The 22nd RAPS workshop was held in Jussieu, Paris on 21-22 June 2007.

Presentations

Jean-François Estrade - Météo France, RAPS Chair RAPS Progress Report
Stephen Oxley - Met Office Met Office RAPS Update
Ulrich Schättler - Deutscher Wetterdienst DWD Update
Paul Dando - ECMWF ECMWF Status: Current IFS benchmark and Fortran 2003 requirements
Luis Kornblueh - Max-Planck-Institute for Meteorology Implications of large-scale coupled climate experiments on data storage systems and post-processing
Jean-François Estrade - Météo France Météo France Update
Reinhard Budich - Max-Planck-Institute for Meteorology COSMOS and ENES: European Approaches to High Performance Climate Computing
Heinz Bast - Intel Fortran 2003 Support and some Key Features introduced by Release 10.0
Gordon Cook - Allinea Software Debugging and Optimizing Applications for Multicore MPP Architectures
François Courteille - NEC Fortran 2003 on NEC SX-Architecture
Thomas Brandes  - SCAI, Fraunhofer About the Performance of the LM RAPS 4.1 Code on Windows and Linux PC Clusters with Dual-Core Processors
Rachid Benshila - IPSL French experiments with NEMO on the Earth Simulator