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Matthew Harris edited this page Sep 17, 2013
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###High res, parallel, image sequence
Use Case: High spatial resolution, parallel, image sequence production Actor: Climate/Data Scientist Use Scenario: The user chooses to produce an image sequence by producing one picture per time step. More than one processor is used to iterate through 3D time steps, run a filter on each, and render a 3D image.
The data should be high resolution, ie. 1/10-degree global ocean (3600x2400x42).
The data should be structured, ie. Rectilinear grid.
The data for each time step should be divided spatially and distributed across more than one processor.
The data should have a filter, run in parallel, which produces geometry, which is then rendered and composited to produce a single image.
Alternative Paths: Exceptional Cases: Frequency: High Criticality: High Risk: High 3/13/2011: Andy Bauer has successfully run a proof of concept on use-case 1 using VTK and reading, extracting surface, and rendering 360, 1.4 GB files, across 4 processor groups (operating on 4 time steps simultaneously) using 40 cores to operate on each time step. This took less than 3.5 minutes. Our user was taking more than an hour to do a similar pipeline.