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SUMMARY:ACM Student Research Competition Posters Display
DESCRIPTION:ACM Student Research Competition: Graduate Poster, ACM Student
  Research Competition: Undergraduate Poster, Posters\n\nMassively Parallel
  Exact Histogram Equalization\n\nKirkpatrick\n\nHistogram specification is
  performed by transforming an image so that the image's histogram matches 
 a target histogram. Exact methods of histogram specification result in les
 s loss of information but are orders of magnitudes slower than the classic
 al methods. Applications such as real-time medical i...\n\n---------------
 ------\nRandomized Cholesky Factorization in Parallel\n\nLiang\n\nLarge sp
 arse SDD (symmetric diagonally dominant) linear systems arise from solving
  elliptic PDEs and graph problems. Exact Cholesky factorization leads to e
 xcessive fill-in, especially in 3D. Our approach is to subsample the (dens
 e) Schur complement update and construct an (approximate) sparse preco...\
 n\n---------------------\nReducing Data Motion of Lattice Boltzmann Simula
 tions through Application of Boundary Conditions on GPUs\n\nDube\n\nLattic
 e Boltzmann simulations are commonly used for solving many computational f
 luid dynamics problems. The main computation of many of these simulations 
 are separated into two parts: collision and streaming of the lattice Boltz
 mann method particle distribution function, and application of boundary ..
 .\n\n---------------------\nVisualizing Metagenomic Data in R Using Jetstr
 eam\n\nLeffler\n\nMetagenomes consist of the total genome content collecte
 d from an environmental sample containing bacterial, archaeal, and viral s
 equences present. These datasets are complex and can be overwhelming to vi
 sualize. Using multiple visualization methods benefits researchers by allo
 wing them to perform e...\n\n---------------------\nAutomatic Capture and 
 Classification of Frog Calls\n\nForan, Underwood\n\nGlobal frog population
 s are threatened by an increasing number of environmental threats such as 
 habitat loss, disease, and pollution. Traditionally, in-person acoustic su
 rveys of frogs have measured population loss and conservation outcomes amo
 ng these visually cryptic species. However, these method...\n\n-----------
 ----------\nFuture-Proof Your Research: Designing for Replicability and Re
 producibility\n\nBrunkan\n\nComputer Science is Agile. Iteration after ite
 ration, moving quickly to solve new problems, uncover new questions, find 
 the next big thing. Hardware, software, libraries, datasets, experiments -
  technology becomes outdated almost as soon as it’s released. So why save 
 code? Why share code? For replic...\n\n---------------------\nInvestigatin
 g Inconsistencies in Single-Cell RNA Sequencing Data\n\nSingh\n\nSingle-ce
 ll RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) has emerged as a robust method for computati
 onal genomics. It combines cell biology with computer science in order to 
 analyze thousands of cells at a single-cell level, allowing us to observe 
 gene expression levels and how they differ across diverse samples. Th...\n
 \n---------------------\nNetGraf: A Collaborative Network Monitoring Stack
  for Network Experimental Testbeds\n\nKaur\n\nNetwork performance monitori
 ng collects heterogeneous data such as network flow data to give an overvi
 ew of network performance, and other metrics, necessary for diagnosing and
  optimizing service quality. However, due to disparate and heterogeneity, 
 to obtain metrics and visualize entire data from s...\n\n-----------------
 ----\nHPC Data-Center Cooling Performance and Design\n\nBohn\n\nCooling pe
 rformance and design in a data-center are critical to its successful opera
 tion. There are many contributing factors to the efficiency and effectiven
 ess of the cooling in data centers, both in the design phase and in the po
 st-analysis to determine and improve performance. The visualization ...\n\
 n---------------------\nHPC Rankings Based on Real Applications\n\nJarmusc
 h, Baker\n\nPerformance benchmarks are used to stress test hardware and so
 ftware of large scale computing systems. A corporation known as SPEC has d
 eveloped a benchmark suite, SPEC ACCEL, consisting of test codes represent
 ative of kernels in large applications. This project ranks the published r
 esults from ACCE...\n\n---------------------\nModeling Power Usage for the
  SZ Lossy Compressor on HPC Systems\n\nWilkins\n\nLossy compressors are be
 coming more prevalent due to the increasing volumes of data produced in HP
 C systems. Compressors are integral to computational workflows to assist i
 n data I/O: transporting smaller amounts of data is more time and energy e
 fficient. By modeling power consumption of lossy compr...\n\n-------------
 --------\nAI-Guided Adaptive Multiscale Modeling of Platelet Dynamics\n\nH
 an, Zhang, Deng\n\nWe developed an AI-guided adaptive multiple time steppi
 ng algorithm to model platelet activation, adhesion and aggregation, compl
 ex dynamical processes that cause physiological reactions including cardio
 vascular diseases and stroke. The dynamics spans 6 spatial and 9 temporal 
 scales. Our algorithm c...\n\n---------------------\nUsing Machine Learnin
 g for OpenMP GPU Offloading in LLVM\n\nMishra\n\nOpenMP 5.0 provides featu
 res to exploit the compute power within the node of today's leadership cla
 ss facilities. Among these features, the GPU offloading directives are key
  to take advantage of heterogeneity on modern machines. These features pla
 ce the domain scientists with portability challenges,...\n\n--------------
 -------\nMulti-Agent Meta Reinforcement Learning for Packet Routing in Dyn
 amic Network Environments\n\nSun\n\nTraffic optimization challenges, such 
 as flow scheduling and completion time reducing, are difficult online deci
 sion-making problems in wide area networks. Previous works apply heuristic
 s that rely on full knowledge of the system to design optimization algorit
 hms. In this work, we explore building a...\n\n---------------------\nA Co
 mputer Vision and AI Based Solution to Determine the Change in Water Level
  in Stream\n\nChandra\n\nFlooding is one of the most dangerous weather eve
 nts today.  Between 2015-2019 on average, it has caused more than 130 deat
 hs every year in the USA alone. World Health Organization has reported tha
 t, between 1998-2017, floods have affected more than 2 billion people worl
 dwide. The devastating nature...\n\n---------------------\nContainerized E
 nvironment for Reproducibility and Traceability of Scientific Workflows\n\
 nOlaya García\n\nScientists rely on simulations to study natural phenomena
 . Trusting the simulation results is vital to develop sciences in any fiel
 d. One approach to build trust is to ensure the reproducibility and tracea
 bility of the simulations through the annotation of  executions at the sys
 tem-level; by the gen...\n\n---------------------\nActiveness-Based Data R
 etention Recommender for HPC Facilities\n\nZhang\n\nThe storage system of 
 many high-performance computing (HPC) facilities faces an increasingly cha
 llenging goal of meeting unlimited data growth with limited storage capaci
 ty growth. The data retention policy plays a vital role in addressing such
  challenge. However, most existing data retention polici...\n\n-----------
 ----------\nOceananigans.jl: Improving Climate Model Accuracy with Fast an
 d Friendly Geophysical Fluid Dynamics on GPUs\n\nRamadhan\n\nClimate model
 s cannot resolve every cloud in the atmosphere and every wave in the ocean
 , but their collective effects can be important for global climate. Climat
 e models rely on ad-hoc surrogate models to resolve the effects of these s
 ub-grid scale physical processes. Many existing surrogate models ...\n\n--
 -------------------\nEnhancing IoT Anomaly Detection Performance for Feder
 ated Learning\n\nWeinger\n\nWhile federated learning has gained great atte
 ntion for mobile computing with the benefits of scalable cooperative learn
 ing and privacy protection capabilities, there still exist a great deal of
  technical challenges to make it practically deployable. For instance, dis
 tribution of the training proces...\n\n---------------------\nOptimizing P
 erformance in Power Bounded GPU Computing\n\nAllen\n\nPower is consistentl
 y considered as a top challenge in HPC. To address the power challenge, po
 wer efficient GPU accelerators have become a standard component in mainstr
 eam systems and contribute the majority of compute capacity. Nevertheless,
  GPUs are still constrained by limited permissible power a...\n\n---------
 ------------\nSparsity-Aware Distributed Tensor Decomposition\n\nMiao\n\nT
 ensors are used by a wide range of applications as data structures to mode
 l multi-dimensional data.  Tensor decomposition is a class of methods for 
 latent data analytics. This work presents a sparsity-aware tensor decompos
 ition on a distributed memory system. We optimize the CANDECOMP/PARAFAC de
 com...\n\n\nTag: Student Program\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Re
 g Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass
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