Workshop: 6th Combined Workshop on Interactive and Urgent High Performance Computing
Authors: Albert Reuther (MIT Lincoln Laboratory)
Abstract: Interactivity enables the exploitation of HPC in new and revolutionary ways, delivering many new and exciting opportunities for our community. Interactive HPC involves users being in the loop during job execution where a human is monitoring a job, steering the experiment, or visualizing results to make immediate decisions about the results to influence the current or subsequent interactive jobs. Likewise, urgent computing combines interactive computational modeling with time sensitive systems in the real world such as the near real time analysisdetection of unfolding disasters to informtake real-time decisionmakingactions. Supporting interactive and urgent workloads on HPC requires expertise in a wide range of areas and the solving of numerous technical and organizational challenges.
This workshop brings together stakeholders, researchers and practitioners from across interactive and urgent computing within the wider HPC community. We will share success stories, case studies and technologies to continue community building around leveraging interactive HPC as an important tool for scientific research, responding to disasters and addressing societal issues.
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