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David Quigley edited this page Dec 17, 2021
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Welcome to the hpc-reprohack wiki!
- 3-4 Warwick mentors - 10 days time each
- AK: 15 days
- Admin support
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Event registration & comms:
- Set up hub event
- Ask mentors to promote paper submissions (pre-christmas)
- Deadline for papers end of February
- Filter out papers which are out of scope before asking students to select
- DQ to set up registration for students (immediately in the new year, register before end Jan)
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Documentation:
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https://sulis-hpc.github.io/
- accessing and using the system
- recreating computational environment
- modules
- environments
- containers: docker vs singularity
- managing code: especially git
- managing data.
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https://sulis-hpc.github.io/
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Event: March: 21 March - 01 April
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Duration: 7 - 10 days
- In person kick-off: 1 full day.
- training in morning
- start hack in afternoon
- Closing event: 2 - 3 hrs
- Re-group and present progress
- Talks
- Drop in support sessions 2-3 1-2 hr sessions in the week
- In person kick-off: 1 full day.
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Rest of the time asynchronous work
- Docs on using the HPC systems
- Docs on translating workflows to HPC workflows
- Configuring HPC computational environments
- Building Singularity containers?
- Docs for demonstrators
- CDT: Modelling heterogeneous systems e.g plasma physics modelling
- one of the leaders (James) uses a lot of containerisation. Other's just list software used. python, fortran, HPC, openMP MPI.
- students will have some familiarity with HPC but likely with existing software or a lot of support
- CDT: Mathematics of real world systems
- less computational training but some lectures on git, HPC, software best practices. Python & Julia familiarity. Interest in machine learning. Big influence of Warwick epidemiology team.
- CDT: AI, heavy users of tensorflow. Reproducibility in tensorflow of interest
- Request mentor submissions
- Request help from mentors
- Papers with code? https://paperswithcode.com/
- Papers using VASP - using open source version or free of package instead