Wind for Energy
- Optimization of turbine placements to maximize power output and reduce wind turbine maintenance.
- Help the European wind industry to be more competitive by reducing the cost of wind energy.
HPC is undergoing a major change as the next generation of Exascale systems pose numerous challenges:
Close to a 100 fold reduction in energy consumption.
Computing models capable of using several tens of millions of computing elements.
Heterogeneous computing nodes with a deep memory hierarchy.
The exascale transition will require radical innovation in computing technology, both hardware and software.
Clear objectives and strong impact for all challenges, EoCoE is working on production applications not mini-apps.
Each Technical Challenge tackles an important bottle-neck for exascale applications. All Technical Challenges are closely linked to our Scientific Challenges but the tools/methodology developed have impact much beyond our flagship codes.
HPC performance, scalability, code architecture and parallelism issues to prepare selected applications to the Exascale ecosystem.
Design and implement exascale-enabled linear algebra solvers for SC applications and integrate them into the SC application codes.
Provide I/O and data-flow support to SC taking care of resiliency, performance, data-size and accessibility.
Develop an exascale-ready framework for ensemble runs and in-situ data analysis to empower the Weather and Hydrology applications enabling them to take benefit of next generation exascale machines.
Partnership with EERA , the European Energy Research Alliance.
EoCoE (read as Echo) exploits High Performance Computing (HPC) to accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy
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