#NCSU CAMTASIA SOFTWARE SERIAL#
#NCSU CAMTASIA SOFTWARE SOFTWARE#
#NCSU CAMTASIA SOFTWARE CODE#

Gulf of Mexico Dissolved Oxygen Model (GoMDOM) - Project LeadД¬ollaborated with EPA and NRL scientists to improve the performance and capabilities of GoMDOM, which models hypoxia and eutrophication in the Gulf of Mexico region. Generalized CGEM for a generic grid to be used outside of the Gulf of Mexico for generic hydrodynamic inputs including a single cell version CGEM-0D that will run on Linux, Windows, or MacOSД¬GEM-0D used to perform parameter sensitivity and identifiability analysis for the bio-geo-chemical model, which has over 200 calibration parametersДeveloped additional calculations and output for inter-model comparison as part of the COMT (Coastal and Ocean Modeling Testbed) project

#NCSU CAMTASIA SOFTWARE CODE#

Scientific code development with parallelization and optimization for HPCДЄutomated calibration, running, post processing, and visualization using R, Python, and VisIt Supported a wide variety of scientific research projects includingД¬oastal General Ecology Model (CGEM) - Project LeadД¬ollaborating with EPA and Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) scientists to develop and improve codes that model the physics, chemistry, and biology of the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Worked with EPA scientists to develop project proposals, project management plans and quality assurance project plans, and maintained transparency and clarity of communication between EMVL and EPA using Wikis, OneDrive, and SharePointДЄssisted EPA scientists, Postdoctoral and Student Fellows, and collaborators to access and use HPC resources Provided demonstrations of EMVL work to EPA scientists, managers, guests, and student groups Participated in the development and performance optimization of environmental and human health models, scientific visualization, data analysis, and applications consulting High Performance Computing Scientific Programmer as a contractor (Lockheed Martin/Leidos/CSRA) to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina (RTP, NC) - (July 2012 вЂ“ February 2018)ДЄs part of the Environmental Modeling and Visualization (EMVL) team Obtain external funding through grants and contracts (NOAA, EPA). Bioinformatics Users Group) to facilitate communication between researchers with similar workflows on the HPC.Д¬onnect researchers with external resources such as XSEDE or DOE Leadership Computing Facilities. Projects include writing scripts to assist HPC staff with monitoring utilization, to assist users in checking memory and utilization of running jobs, and to organize 'Software Affinity Groups' (e.g. Offer consultations on using HPC in the classroom, including creating custom HPC training modules and demos that align with the course goals and objectives.Дevelop projects for and supervise HPC interns.

#NCSU CAMTASIA SOFTWARE SERIAL#

Example projects include: writing scripts or MPI wrappers to bundle serial jobs, porting code or script (e.g., C++, MATLAB) with Windows specific syntax/libraries to work on Linux, modifying existing Fortran analysis codes to subroutines then using f2py to allow the routines to be called from Python, and support for using profiling tools (e.g., ARM Forge, snakeviz).

Offer consultations in HPC best practices, workflow optimization, code development, debugging, and parallelization.

For sample documentation, see Using Conda on the HPC and HPC Terminology and 'Core' Concepts. Training materials include video tutorials created in Camtasia and hosted on YouTube. Offer hands-on training to HPC users from all backgrounds, including rank beginners and researchers from non-traditional fields.

#NCSU CAMTASIA SOFTWARE SOFTWARE#

Create modules for non-trivial software stacks including WRF, UFS, MET, and CMAQ. Also provide support for installing user maintained software in a shared environment. Provide guidance and instruction in optimal use of the heterogeneous environment, including hardware targeted compiling. Support for North Carolina StateвЂ™s high-performance computing (HPC) cluster:

NC State's Henry2 HPC cluster is an Intel Xeon based Linux cluster, and compute nodes include a mix of several generations of Intel Xeon processors primarily in dual-socket blade servers, some having attached GPUs. Advanced Computing Specialist at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina (RTP, NC) - (July 2018 вЂ“ Present)

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