Preliminary report within one month is required, after the user project completes the TSUBAME grand-challenge program. The project result in the preliminary report is opened to the public in this web page as below.

Their final report is also required within one year and opened to the public in "the list of adapted projects".

2012 Autumn, 2012 Spring, 2013 Spring

2012 Autumn adopted subject

Primary Investigator Takayuki Aoki,    GSIC, Tokyo Institute of Technology
(taoki[at]gsic.titech.ac.jp)
Collaborator Takashi Shimokawabe,    Tokyo Institute of Technology
Collaborator Tomohiro Takaki,    Kyoto Institute of Technology
Collaborator Akinori Yamanaka,    Tokyo Institute of Technology

Background

Akiyama Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology
info[at]bi.cs.titech.ac.jp

Background

Sekijima Laboratory
sekijima [at] gsic.titech.ac.jp
http://www.bio.gsic.titech.ac.jp

Background

SC11 Special Awards paper candidate
Matsuoka-lab, Department of Mathematics And Computer Science
http://matsu-www.is.titech.ac.jp/en/contact

Background / Motivations

In extremely parallel computation environments, like Tsubame 2.0, the number of computing nodes is so large that we cannot neglect the probability of node failures. To make progress in such high failures frequency, it is important to enable calculation to continue after node failures.

R. Yokota, L.A.Barba, Boston University, yokota[at]bu.edu, labarba[at]bu.edu
T. Narumi, University of Electro-Communications, narumi[at]cs.uec.ac.jp
K. Yasuoka, Keio University, yasuoka[at]mech.keio.ac.jp

Background and Objectives

Massimo Bernaschi, IAC, National Resource Counsil, Italy
Satoshi Matsuoka, GSIC, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Background and Overview