There is no question that numerical simulation tools have produced a wide range of benefits in the area of modeling and analysis, especially when coupled … Read More

We define the high-performance computing/high-throughput computing (HPC/HTC) workflow as the flow of tasks that need to be executed to compute on HPC/HTC resources. Cumulus, an open … Read More

VTK has long had an ability to render edges of a mesh on top of the mesh to aid in understanding the underlying geometry. This … Read More

Advanced simulation workflows often require the application of several tools to aid in constructing geometric domains, in generating meshes, in modeling simulation information such as … Read More

Over the last several decades, the introduction of high-performance computing (HPC) simulation practices has enabled scientists to model complex physical systems. It has also resulted … Read More

In today’s technological landscape, it can take engineers over a year to create geometry and meshes for a single nuclear reactor core. To help expedite … Read More

The implementation of numerical simulations has led to several benefits for the scientific community, including cost and time savings, improved product performance, and new product … Read More

SIAM’s Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) conference was held this year in Salt Lake City. Over one thousand people attended the conference, which featured minisymposia, … Read More

Background The computational analysis of complex physical systems, such as nuclear reactors, requires the ability to solve the behavior of several different physical phenomena (such … Read More