Monday
17 November 9:00AM-5:30PM
Opening
Remarks:
Dona Crawford, Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory
System
Workload Power Measurement Methodology:
Torsten
Wilde- LRZ, Daniel Hackenberg-
University of Dresden,
Robin
Goldstone- LLNL and Tom Scogland-
LLNL
Break
Considerations
for Energy Efficient HPC Procurement Documents:
Stephen
Poole- DoD,
James Laros-
SNL, Thomas Ilsche-
University of Dresden,
Chung-Hsing
Hsu- ORNL, Thomas Durbin- NCSA, Steve Martin- Cray,
Michael
Patterson- Intel and Gregory Rodgers- AMD
Round
Table Lunches:
Power API, Better Buildings Challenge, Liquid Cooling,
Controls,
Workloads & Benchmarks
Supercomputer
Centers and Electricity Service Providers:
Anna
Maria Bailey- LLNL, Herbert Huber- LRZ, Deva Bodas-
Intel and
Rick
Wagner- SDSC
Control
Systems for HPC Data Centers:
Bob
Conroy- OSISoft,
Bruce Myatt- Critical Facilities Solutions/Round Table,
Thomas
Durbin- NCSA, David Martinez- SNL, Detlef
Labrenz-,
LRZ and
Marriann
Silveira-
LLNL
Break
Beyond
PUE: Total Usage Effectiveness:
Michael
Patterson- Intel, Ghaleb
Abdulla- LLNL and Chung-Hsing
Hsu- ORNL
Facebook
and OpenCompute: Charlie Manese,
Facebook
Closure:
Natalie
Bates, Energy Efficient HPC Working Group
This annual workshop is organized by the Energy Efficient HPC
Working Group (http://eehpcwg.lbl.gov/). It blends facilities and system
perspectives; from architecture through design and implementation. The workshop
topics reflect the activities and interests of the EEHPCWG, which is an open
group for accelerating the adoption of energy efficient HPC.
Workshop topics include: “Considering Energy Efficiency
During Procurement”, “Improving Power Measurement Methodologies and Metrics”, “Exploring
Opportunities for Tighter Integration of Supercomputing Centers and Electricity
Service Providers” and “Control System Challenges and Best Practices.”
Charlie Manese, an Infrastructure Engineer from
Facebook will be a featured Guest Speaker. Charlie will discuss how
Facebook designs for efficiency and scale and how Facebook contributes those
designs to the Open Compute Project.
Networking with colleagues is encouraged during lunch with
“round tables” organized around interest areas such as energy efficient
benchmarks, liquid cooling technology trends and developing a power API.
Format
Multiple speakers will cover different topics relating to HPC energy efficiency. Some may be individual talks and others will be panel sessions. Each talk/session will feature presentation/s with slides and end with Q&A. There will be planned breaks and a lunch hour, but no food or drink will be provided. Participants will be given a ‘business card’ for the EE HPC WG which gives a link to the website where presentations will be posted.
Expected Outcome:
This workshop is intended to be instructional. The presenters have expertise in their subject areas that will benefit the audience. Secondary outcomes are to recruit new active members to the EE HPC WG, allow for feedback to the presenters and provide an opportunity for networking.
Organizer Information
Natalie Bates, EE HPC WG
Steve Poole, DoD
John Shalf, LBNL
Herbert Huber, LRZ
Jim Rogers, ORNL
Susan Coghlan, ANL
Jim Laros, SNL
Anna Maria Bailey, LLNL
Wu
Feng, Virginia Tech
Daniel Hackenberg, University of Dresden
Ladina Gilly, CSCS
Josip Loncaric, LANL
Dave Martinez, SNL
Bill Tschudi, LBNL
Marriann Silveira, LLNL
Tom Durbin, NCSA
Kevin Regimbal, NREL
Previous presentations
All of the presentations from the past four SCxx workshops can be found at the
Previous Conferences page.