PEARC20: Venues

Welcome to PEARC20!
PEARC20’s theme is “Catch the Wave.” This year’s theme embodies the spirit of the community’s drive to stay on pace and in front of all the new waves in technology, analytics, and a globally connected and diverse workforce. We look forward to this year’s PEARC20 virtual meeting, where we can share scientific discovery and craft the future infrastructure.

The conference will be held in Pacific Time (PT) and the times listed below are in Pacific Time.

The connection information for all PEARC20 workshops, tutorials, plenaries, track presentations, BOFs, Posters, Visualization Showcase, and other affiliated events, are in the PEARC20 virtual conference platform, Brella. If you have issues joining Brella, please email pearcinfo@googlegroups.com.

8:00am • Plenary Panel: Introduction of the new NSF Innovative HPC systems
9:30am • Break and Networking
9:30am • Volunteer Team Standup
10:15am • Cyberinfrastructure Facilitation Skills Training via the Virtual Residency Program
10:15am • NCSA Internship Program for Cyberinfrastructure Professionals
10:15am • Atomic and Molecular Scattering Applications in an Apache Airavata Science Gateway
10:15am • Toward a Data Lifecycle Model for NSF Large Facilities
10:55am • Lunch Break and Networking
10:55am • Student Panel Discussion
12:00pm • Building a Gateway Infrastructure for Interactive Cyber Training and Workforce Development
12:00pm • Fostering Collaboration Among Organizations in the Research Computing and Data Ecosystem
12:00pm • From novice to expert: Supporting all levels of computational expertise in reproducible research methods
12:00pm • Northeast Cyberteam: Workforce Development for Research Computing at Small and Mid-sized Institutions
12:00pm • Campus Champions Fellow Presentation
12:00pm • Cluster Usage Policy Enforcement Using Slurm Plugins and an HTTP API
12:00pm • ICEBERG: Imagery Cyber-infrastructure and Extensible Building blocks to Enhance Research in the Geosciences. (A Research Programmer's Perspective)
12:00pm • Research Computing Infrastructure and Researcher Engagement: Notes from Neuroscience
12:00pm • Using Containers to Create More Interactive Online Training and Education Materials
1:20pm • Break and Networking
1:35pm • A Science Gateway for Simulating the Economics of Carbon Sequestration Technologies: SimCCS2.0
1:35pm • An extensible Django-based web portal for Apache Airavata
1:35pm • Custos: Security Middleware for Science Gateways
1:35pm • FutureWater Indiana: A science gateway for spatio-temporal modeling of water inWabash basin with climate change in focus
1:35pm • Reproducible and Portable Workflows for Scientific Computing and HPC in the Cloud
1:35pm • Tapis API Development with Python: Best Practices In Scientific REST API Implementation - Experience implementing a distributed Stream API 🏆
1:35pm • Bear: Cyberinfrastructure for Long-Tail Researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
1:35pm • Demonstrating a Pre-Exascale, Cost-Effective Multi-Cloud Environment for Scientific Computing
1:35pm • Deploying large fixed files datasets with SquashFS and Singularity
1:35pm • Grendel: Bare Metal Provisioning System for High Performance Computing
1:35pm • Informing the on/o -prem cloud discussion in Higher Education
1:35pm • Monitoring and Analysis of Power Consumption on HPC clusters using XDMoD 🏆
3:00pm • Hackathon Final Presentations
3:35pm • Curating a Training Curriculum for Effective Use of Cloud Platforms in Research Workflows
3:35pm • How to Extend the Productive Lifetime of Scientific Computing Equipment
3:35pm • Strategies and Tactics for Increasing Inclusivity and Diversity in Advanced Research Computing
3:35pm • User Training and Engagement in Scientific Computing

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8:00am • MetaFlow|mics: Scalable and Reproducible Nextflow Pipelines for the Analysis of Microbiome Marker Data
8:00am • NLP Workflows for Computational Social Science: Understanding Triggers of State-Led Mass Killings
8:00am • Scientific Data Annotation and Dissemination: Using the ‘Ike Wai Gateway to Manage Research Data
8:00am • VisSnippets: A Web-Based System for Impromptu Collaborative Data Exploration on Large Displays 🏆
8:00am • A Research Computing and Data Capabilities Model for Strategic Decision-Making
8:00am • Cloud and on-premises data center usage, expenditures, and approaches to ROI]{Cloud and on-premises data center usage, expenditures, and approaches to return on investment: A survey of academic research computing organizations
8:00am • Integrating Jupyter into Research Computing Ecosystems
8:00am • SLATE: Monitoring Distributed Kubernetes Clusters
9:40am • Volunteer Team Standup
9:40am • Break and Networking
10:00am • Hackathon Awards/Closing
10:00am • Design and Deployment of Photo2Building: A Cloud-based Procedural Modeling Tool as a Service
10:00am • Environmental Visualization: Moving Beyond the Rainbows
10:00am • The Hawai‘i Rainfall Analysis and Mapping Application (HI-RAMA): Decision Support and Data Visualization for Statewide Rainfall Data
10:00am • Cyberinfrastructure of a Multi-Petabyte Microscopy Resource for Neuroscience Research
10:00am • Frontera: The Evolution of Leadership Computing at the National Science Foundation
10:00am • HAL: Computer System for Scalable Deep Learning
11:00am • Lunch Break and Networking
12:00pm • Best Practices in Project Management in a Large, Distributed Organization: Lessons Learned from XSEDE
12:00pm • Accelerated Real-time Network Monitoring and Profiling at Scale using OSU INAM
12:00pm • Implementing a Loosely-Coupled Integrated Assessment Model in the Pegasus Workflow Management System
12:00pm • An Open Ecosystem for Pervasive Use of Persistent Identifiers
12:00pm • JetLag: An Interactive, Asynchronous Array Computing Environment
12:00pm • OAuth SSH with Globus Auth
12:00pm • Workflow Submit Nodes as a Service on Leadership Class Systems 🏆
1:20pm • Break and Networking
1:35pm • Plenary III - Dr. Amy Friedlander, (Acting) Office Director of the Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Directorate of Computer and Information Science and Engineering, National Science Foundation
3:30pm • Student Program Wrap-up
3:35pm • Bridging the Data Transfer Gap: An Open Discussion between Researchers, Administrators, and Network Engineers
3:35pm • COVID19: A Time of Trial and Unity in Research Computing
3:35pm • Preparing EPSCoR institutions for Research Computing and Data Capabilities Model engagement
3:35pm • The Cyberteam Portal: A Shared, yet Independent, Platform for Cyberteam Development
5:00pm • PEARC20 Virtual Happy Hour 🍻

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8:00am • TUTORIAL FULL - Easy Deployment of Edge Services for the ScienceDMZ with SLATE
8:00am • Fundamentals of Accelerated Data Science with RAPIDS
8:00am • How to build your own Deep Neural Network Framework
8:00am • TUTORIAL FULL - Introduction to Docker, Singularity, and Kubernetes
8:00am • High Throughput Science
8:00am • Leveraging a Research Computing and Data Capabilities Model for Strategic Decision-Making
8:00am • Research Software Engineers Community Workshop
8:00am • What Does it Mean to be a Campus Champion?
8:00am • FABRIC: Creating a Testbed of Testbeds
8:00am • Lessons from the Field, Resources to Advance Broadening Participation in Computing Efforts
8:00am • Panel: Edge-to-Edge Distributed CI for Distributed Research
8:00am • PEARC20 Panel Submission: Towards a National Cyberinfrastructure Ecosystem from Campus to National Facilities
10:00am • Break and Networking
12:00pm • Lunch Break and Networking
1:00pm • Best Practices for High Performance Research Computing in the Cloud
1:00pm • Leveraging Tapis For Portable, Reproducible High Performance Computing In the Cloud
1:00pm • Modern Tools for Supercomputers
1:00pm • TUTORIAL FULL - Programming Modern Multicore Processors
3:00pm • Break and Networking

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