Registration is now open for the next HPC User Forum. The meeting takes place September 4-6 in Dearborn, Michigan. Key topics include AI and other advanced analytics, automated driving systems a.k.a. self-driving vehicles, additive manufacturing and HPC in clouds (and outer space!).
Don’t miss the featured presentation by leading auto industry market research firm J.D. Power and Associates and the Miller Canfield law firm on their recent report on legal issues surrounding self-driving vehicles in the U.S. and around the world – or the talks on an important new HPC use: supporting massive urban sensor networks.
To promote professional and social networking, we’ve reserved the amazing Henry Ford Museum for our Wednesday dinner.
Presentation topics include:
- EuroHPC and the European HPC Strategy, Leonardo Flores, European Commission
- Exascale Computing Project Update, Doug Kothe, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- NSF Activities Related to Leadership-Class Computing, Irene Qualters
- The European Processor Initiative, Jean-Marc Denis, EPI chairperson
- ExaAM: Transforming Additive Manufacturing through Exascale Simulation, John Turner, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- BDSI’s Million Veterans Program in Computational Health Analytics, Dimitri Kusnezov, Department of Energy
- NASA’s Spaceborne Computer Program, Mark Fernandez, HPE
- Suitability of Commercial Clouds for NASA’s HPC Applications, Bob Hood
- Bridging the Automated Vehicle Gap: Consumer Trust, Technology and Liability, Kristin Kolodge, J.D. Power and Associates and Tina Georgieva, Miller Canfield
- Computer Vision for Autonomous Vehicles, Xiaoming Liu and Garrick Brazil, Michigan State University (45 minutes)
- Use of HPC to Drive Development of Advanced, More Fuel-Efficient Engines, Ron Grover, General Motors
- Sensor Integration, Dorota Grejner-Brzezubsja, Ohio State College of Engineering
- Array of Things: A Networked Urban Sensor Project, Charles Catlett, Argonne National Laboratory
- NSF Activities Related to Urban Environments, Robin Dillon-Merrill
