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7:30am CDT

Registration 2nd Floor Registration Area (behind escalators)

8:00am CDT

Breakfast Empire AB

9:00am CDT

Plenary: Paul Morin, U Minnesota, 'Mapping the Poles with Petascale' Empire CD

10:30am CDT

Morning Break Empire Foyer

11:00am CDT

Advanced Computing for Social Change—Educating and Engaging Our Students to Compete in a Changing Workforce Bolden 6 Accelerating High-energy Physics Exploration with Deep Learning Bolden 5 ARM/Allinea: Tools and Methodology for Ensuring HPC Programs Correctness and Performance Bolden 2 We Have an HPC -- Now What? Strand 11 Invited Talk: Networking for Research Strand 12 ARCC: Identity and Access Management, Security, and Related Topics Strand 13

11:20am CDT

Undergraduate Educational Pathways for Developing High-Performance Computing Workforce Bolden 6

11:30am CDT

Implicit and Implicit-Explicit Strong Stability Preserving Runge-Kutta Methods with High Linear Order Bolden 5 DDN: Architecting Academic Research Central Data Stores for Fast, Archive & Remote Data Bolden 2 Deploying RMACC Summit: An HPC Resource for the Rocky Mountain Region Strand 11

11:40am CDT

The Impacts of Outreach Efforts by Research Computing at the University of Colorado Boulder Bolden 6

12:00pm CDT

Introducing Protein 3-D Visualization Software to Freshman Undergraduate Students: Making Connections and Building Skills Bolden 6 Extracting, Assimilating, and Sharing the Results of Image Analysis on the FSA/OWI Photography Collection Bolden 5 Convergent CFD: Bolden 2 Building Community Informed and Driven Data Services at the National Center for Atmospheric Research Strand 12 Stampede 2: The Evolution of an XSEDE Supercomputer Strand 11

12:30pm CDT

Lunch Empire AB Student Mentor Lunch Imperial 5AB (Level 4)

2:00pm CDT

Value Analytics: A Financial Module for the Open XDMoD Project Bolden 5 Data in Science Technologies (DST): Sharpening Your Scalpel: How to get the most from your cluster Bolden 2 Data Access for LIGO on the OSG Bolden 6 Interactive Code Adaptation Tool for Modernizing Applications for Intel Knights Landing Processors Strand 12 A real-time machine learning and visualization framework for scientific workflows Strand 11 ARCC: Advanced Systems, Technology, Storage, and Network Topics Strand 13

2:30pm CDT

Performance of image matching in the Computational Anatomy Gateway: CPU and GPU implementations in OpenCL Bolden 5 BioTeam: Advanced Research IT Solutions for Large-Scale Scientific Discoveries in Life Sciences Bolden 2 Globus: Research Data Management as Service and Platform Bolden 6 Modernizing GooFit: A Case Study Strand 12 GenApp Integrated with OpenStack Supports Elastic Computing on Jetstream Strand 11

3:00pm CDT

Comet - Tales from the Long Tail. Two Years In, and 10,000 Users Later Bolden 5 HPE: Bridging to Next-Gen Supercomputing Bolden 2 Live Integrated Visualization Environment: An Experiment in Generalized Structured Frameworks for Visualization and Analysis Strand 12 Portable learning environments for hands-on computational instruction: Using container- and cloud-based technology to teach data science Bolden 6

3:30pm CDT

Afternoon Break Strand Foyer

4:00pm CDT

ARCC: Open BoF on Defining Facilitator Roles and Workforce Development Strand 13 Student-Exhibitor Speed Networking 8 Block Restaurant (Level 1)

5:30pm CDT

Visualization Showcase and Reception Empire Foyer