Parallel Supercomputing in Atmospheric Science
The Table of Contents for the book is as follows:
Preface
Parallel Processing in Environmental Modelling
Porting the Well-Posed Topographical Meteorological Model to the KSR Parallel Supercomputer
On the Parallelization of Global Spectral Eulerian Shallow-Water Models
Parallel Computing at IBM Research on Geophysical Applications
Implementation of a T21 Global Spectral Model on 16 Nodes of Parallel Computers
Parallelization of the IFS Model
Preliminary Results of a Limited Area Model (YH Model) on Parallel Computing Environment
Experiences with the Scalable-Parallel ARPS Cloud/Mesoscale Prediction Model on Massively Parallel and Workstation Cluster Architectures
The Vulcan Operating Environment: A Brief Overview and Status Report
Fortran M as a Language for Building Earth System Models
Parallelization of the IFS: Status Report and First Results
Status Report: Parallel Ocean Circulation on Cedar
The Intel Paragon™ XP/S Supercomputer
Parallelization of the Unified Model Data Assimilation Scheme
PARMACS for Viper: Report of an Implementation
The RAPS Programming Model O
Parallelizing the ECMWF Optimum Interpolation Analysis
Massively Parallel Computing: Mathematics and Communications Libraries
4D Variational Assimilation, Ensemble Forecasting and Parallel Computing
Scalability Estimates of Parallel Spectral Atmospheric Models
Intel Supercomputer Systems Division
Performance of the Shallow Water Equations on the CM-200 and CM-5 Parallel Supercomputers
MPMM: A Massively Parallel Mesoscale Model
Multitasking of the NOGAPS Model
Implementation of the NCAR CCM2 on the Connection Machine
A Practical Parallel Runtime Environment on a Multiprocessor with Global Address Space
A Multidomain Algorithm for Advection Problems and its Application to Atmospheric Models
Experiences Porting the Unified Model to the KSR-1
VPP500 Supercomputer
Numerical Software for 3D Hydrodynamic Modelling Using Transputer Arrays
A Draft Standard for Message Passing in a Distributed Memory Environment
Using Parallel Processors for Production—The Met. Office's View
A Parallel Implementation of the HIRLAM Model
The Message Passing Version of the Parallel Community Climate Model
Experience on Using Parallel Computers in Meteorology: Summary of the Discussion
List of Participants