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A scalable RBF--FD method for atmospheric flow

Listed in National Center for Atmospheric Research

Radial basis function-generated finite difference (RBF--FD) methods have recently been proposed as very interesting for global scale geophysical simulations, and have been shown to outperform established pseudo-spectral and discontinuous Galerkin methods for shallow water test problems.

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In order to be competitive for very large scale simulations, the RBF--FD methods needs to be efficiently implemented for modern multicore based computer architectures.

This is a challenging assignment, because the main computational operations are unstructured sparse matrix-vector multiplications, which in general scale poorly on multicore computers due to bandwidth limitations. However, with the task parallel implementation described here we achieve 60-100% of theoretical speedup within a shared memory node, and 80-100% of linear speedup across nodes. We present results for global shallow water benchmark problems with a 30 km resolution.

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