HPCASIA 2019: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING
  IN ASIA PACIFIC REGION, 2019

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Boku, Taisuke	Scalable communication performance prediction using auto-generated pseudo MPI event trace
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Cardwell, David	An Extended Roofline Model with Communication-Awareness for Distributed-Memory HPC Systems
Chen, Zhangxin	Numerical Simulation of Two-phase Flow in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using Dual Porosity Method on Parallel Computers
Choi, Jaeyoung	Optimizing parallel GEMM routines using auto-tuning with Intel AVX-512
Clark, James	Towards Real Time Multi-robot Routing using Quantum Computing Technologies
Cui, Tao	Numerical Simulation of Two-phase Flow in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using Dual Porosity Method on Parallel Computers
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Feng, Wu-Chun	MPI over HDFS: High-Performance Computing over a Commodity Filesystem On the Portability of GPU-Accelerated Applications via Automated Source-to-Source Translation
Fuerst, Steffen	Comparative benchmarking of HPC systems for GSS applications
Fujii, Akihiro	Acceleration of Symmetric Sparse Matrix-Vector Product using Improved Hierarchical Diagonal Blocking Format
Fukaya, Takeshi	An investigation into the impact of the structured QR kernel on the overall performance of the TSQR algorithm
Fushimi, Masaaki	A Memory Saving Communication Method Using Remote Atomic Operations
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Gardner, Mark	On the Portability of GPU-Accelerated Applications via Automated Source-to-Source Translation
Gienger, Michael	Comparative benchmarking of HPC systems for GSS applications
Gogolenko, Sergiy	Comparative benchmarking of HPC systems for GSS applications
Guo, Xiaohu	Towards Real Time Multi-robot Routing using Quantum Computing Technologies
Gurhem, Jérôme	Distributed and Parallel Programming Paradigms on the K computer and a Cluster
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He, Ruijian	Numerical Simulation of Two-phase Flow in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using Dual Porosity Method on Parallel Computers
Hou, Kaixi	MPI over HDFS: High-Performance Computing over a Commodity Filesystem
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Ihara, Nobutaka	A Memory Saving Communication Method Using Remote Atomic Operations
Imamura, Toshiyuki	Cache-efficient implementation and batching of tridiagonalization on manycore CPUs
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Kaliszan, Damian	Comparative benchmarking of HPC systems for GSS applications
Kawashima, Takahiro	A Memory Saving Communication Method Using Remote Atomic Operations
Kim, Raehyun	Optimizing parallel GEMM routines using auto-tuning with Intel AVX-512
Kudo, Shuhei	Cache-efficient implementation and batching of tridiagonalization on manycore CPUs
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Lee, Myungho	Optimizing parallel GEMM routines using auto-tuning with Intel AVX-512
Liu, Hui	Numerical Simulation of Two-phase Flow in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using Dual Porosity Method on Parallel Computers
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Mason, Luke	Towards Real Time Multi-robot Routing using Quantum Computing Technologies
Meyer, Norbert	Comparative benchmarking of HPC systems for GSS applications
Murai, Hitoshi	A Method for Order/Degree Problem Based on Graph Symmetry and Simulated Annealing with MPI/OpenMP Parallelization Multi-accelerator extension in OpenMP based on PGAS model
Muro, Ryo	Acceleration of Symmetric Sparse Matrix-Vector Product using Improved Hierarchical Diagonal Blocking Format
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Nakao, Masahiro	A Method for Order/Degree Problem Based on Graph Symmetry and Simulated Annealing with MPI/OpenMP Parallelization Multi-accelerator extension in OpenMP based on PGAS model
Nose, Takafumi	A Memory Saving Communication Method Using Remote Atomic Operations
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Palka, Michal	Comparative benchmarking of HPC systems for GSS applications
Petiton, Serge	Distributed and Parallel Programming Paradigms on the K computer and a Cluster
Petruczynik, Sebastian	Comparative benchmarking of HPC systems for GSS applications
Pumma, Sarunya	MPI over HDFS: High-Performance Computing over a Commodity Filesystem
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Russell, Duncan	Towards Real Time Multi-robot Routing using Quantum Computing Technologies
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Sathre, Paul	On the Portability of GPU-Accelerated Applications via Automated Source-to-Source Translation
Sato, Mitsuhisa	A Method for Order/Degree Problem Based on Graph Symmetry and Simulated Annealing with MPI/OpenMP Parallelization Distributed and Parallel Programming Paradigms on the K computer and a Cluster Multi-accelerator extension in OpenMP based on PGAS model Scalable communication performance prediction using auto-generated pseudo MPI event trace
Shen, Li	A Lightweight Method for Handling Control Divergence in GPGPUs
Shen, Lihua	Numerical Simulation of Two-phase Flow in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using Dual Porosity Method on Parallel Computers
Shida, Naoyuki	A Memory Saving Communication Method Using Remote Atomic Operations
Song, Fengguang	An Extended Roofline Model with Communication-Awareness for Distributed-Memory HPC Systems
Sumimoto, Shinji	A Memory Saving Communication Method Using Remote Atomic Operations
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Tanaka, Teruo	Acceleration of Symmetric Sparse Matrix-Vector Product using Improved Hierarchical Diagonal Blocking Format
Tsuji, Miwako	Distributed and Parallel Programming Paradigms on the K computer and a Cluster Scalable communication performance prediction using auto-generated pseudo MPI event trace
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Wang, Hao	MPI over HDFS: High-Performance Computing over a Commodity Filesystem
West, Tristan	Towards Real Time Multi-robot Routing using Quantum Computing Technologies
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Yang, Bo	Numerical Simulation of Two-phase Flow in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using Dual Porosity Method on Parallel Computers
Yang, Yaohua	A Lightweight Method for Handling Control Divergence in GPGPUs
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Zammit, Joseph	Towards Real Time Multi-robot Routing using Quantum Computing Technologies
Zhang, Da	MPI over HDFS: High-Performance Computing over a Commodity Filesystem
Zhang, Jing	MPI over HDFS: High-Performance Computing over a Commodity Filesystem
Zhang, Shiqing	A Lightweight Method for Handling Control Divergence in GPGPUs
Zhong, He	Numerical Simulation of Two-phase Flow in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using Dual Porosity Method on Parallel Computers
Zhu, Zhouyuan	Numerical Simulation of Two-phase Flow in Naturally Fractured Reservoirs Using Dual Porosity Method on Parallel Computers

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