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HiDALGO2 brings together teams and institutions across different countries and time zones, all working together to improve the scalability of several applications from the domain of Global Challenges on Europe’s HPC systems. Here, the concept of DevOps provides the cultural push, and the methodology of continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) provides the unified framework needed …

HiDALGO2 Adopts DevOps and CI/CD for Seamless Supercomputer Deployments Read More »

Technologies used in more detail    HiDALGO2 is building, from an AI point of view, on state-of-the-art algorithms and frameworks such as PyTorch, TensorFlow, or Theano to implement the intelligent workflow composition mechanism. From the HPDA perspective, well-adopted tools and their integration ability are being investigated to enable in-situ analysis of produced data. Specifically, the data …

Data analytics, AI, and visualisation in the HiDALGO2 project Read More »

Europe experienced recently intense heat waves resulting in record temperatures, as a follow-up of the worrying increase of the average temperature of the planet. Wildfires along the Mediterranean countries have shown extreme behaviour over the past summer weeks, particularly in Greece, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Italy, Algeria Tunisia, and Turkey. These devastating phenomena resulted in dozens …

Trying to decode the wildfires’ behavior  Read More »

In the HiDALGO2 project, we need to address the pressing question of how well our models and simulations perform by openly discussing the assumptions, approximations, and limitations that impact the credibility of our simulations. For that purpose, we apply an uncertainty quantification (UQ) framework, specifically focusing on its application to environmental challenges that require computational-fluid …

Uncertainty Quantification in HiDALGO2: Enhancing Modeling Credibility for Environmental Pilots Read More »

QCG Constantly growing numbers on the Top500 list of the World’s largest supercomputers can look appealing to computational scientists and engineers. Multi Peta- or even Exa-scale resources that are already available for users is something that 15-years ago was only a dream. Thus many application developers and users who were blocked by the computer power, …

The QCG-portal and HiDALGO2 Read More »

Cemosis The Centre de Modélisation et de Simulation de Strabourg, Cemosis, is the University of Strasbourg’s mathematics platform for collaborations with companies and research laboratories. It is attached to the IRMA UMR 7501 laboratory, where it has been housed since its creation in 2013. Cemosis is financed by collaborative research contracts and services to industry. …

Meet the HiDALGO2 partner Cemosis: Strasbourg Modeling and Simulation Center Read More »

SIAM CSE23 conference took place between February 26 – March 3, 2023, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, which included a joint mini-symposium of HiDALGO2 and EXCELLERAT P2 CoE of the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking. This event granted us a great opportunity to showcase the results and methods of two HiDALGO2 use cases for the scientific community and …

HiDALGO2 – EXCELLERAT P2 joint mini symposium at the SIAM CSE23 conference Read More »

What is the HiDALGO2 project? HiDALGO2 project brings together 10 interdisciplinary partners from 8 countries in order to achieve best results. The scope of the work of HiDALGO2 is to some extent a continuation of the tasks carried out in the HiDALGO project. In the core of the current project are the same people, which …

HiDALGO2 Project Started! Read More »