Bibligraphy

  1. ASC Staff 2000:
    NSF Progress Report
  2. Thomas L. Acker and Lawrence E. Buja and James M. Rosinski and John E. Truesdale 1996:
    User's Guide to NCAR CCM3
  3. Miguel Alcubierre 1997:
    Evolution of Brill Waves in 3D Progress Report
  4. Miguel Alcubierre and Gabrielle Allen and Bernd Bruegmann and Gerd Lanfermann and Edward Seidel and Wai-Mo Suen and Malcolm Tobias 2000:
    Gravitational Collapse of Gravitational Waves in 3D Numerical Relativity
  5. M. Alcubierre and S. Brandt and B. Bruegmann and C. Gundlach and J. Masso and E. Seidel and P. Walker 2000:
    Test-beds and Applications for Apparent Horizon Finders in Numerical Relativity
  6. Miguel Alcubierre and Carsten Gundlach and Florian Siebel 1996:
    Using Geodesics to Compare Exact and Numerical Spacetimes
  7. Gabrielle Allen 1999:
    A First Tutorial of Cactus 4.0 - The 3D Scalar Wave Equation
  8. Gabrielle Allen 1999:
    Cactus 4.0
  9. Gabrielle Allen 1999:
    MetaComputing Within the Cactus Framework
  10. Gabrielle Allen 2000:
    The Cactus Code
  11. Gabrielle Allen 2000:
    The Cactus Code: A Framework for Parallel Computing
  12. Gabrielle Allen 2000:
    The Cactus Code: a Problem Solving Environment for the Grid
  13. Gabrielle Allen 2000:
    The Cactus Code: A Parallel Collaborative Framework for Large Scale Computing
  14. Gabrielle Allen and Werner Benger and Tom Goodale and Hans-Christian Hege and Gerd Lanfermann and Andre Merzky and Thomas Radke and Edward Seidel 2000:
    The Cactus Code: A Problem Solving Environment for the Grid
  15. Gabrielle Allen and Thomas Dramlitsch and Ian Foster and Tom Goodale and Nick Karonis and Matei Ripeanu and Ed Seidel and Brian Toonen 2000:
    Cactus-G Toolkit: Supporting Efficient Execution in Heterogeneous Distributed Computing Environments
  16. Gabrielle Allen and Tom Goodale and Gerd Lanfermann and Thomas Radke and Edward Seidel and Werner Benger and Hans-Christian Hege and Andre Merzky and Johan Masso and John Shalf 1999:
    Solving Einstein's Equations on Supercomputers
  17. Gabrielle Allen and Tom Goodale and Gerd Lanfermann and Thomas Radke and Edward Seidel 2000:
    The Cactus Code: A Problem Solving Environment for the Grid
  18. Gabrielle Allen and Tom Goodale and Joan Masso and Edward Seidel 1999:
    The Cactus Computational Toolkit and Using Distributed Computing to Collide Neutron Stars
  19. Chris Anderson 1997:
    Putting a Java Interface on your C, C++, or FORTRAN Code
  20. A. Arakawa 1972:
    Design of the {UCLA} General Circulation Model
  21. A. Arakawa and V.R. Lamb 1977:
    Computational Design of the Basic Dynamical Processes of the {UCLA} General Circulational Model
  22. A. Arbona and C. Bona and J. Masso and J. Stela 1999:
    Robust Evolution System for Numerical Relativity
  23. Erland Arge and Are Magnus Bruaset and Phillip B. Calvin and Josph F. Kanneyand Hans Petter Lantangen and Cass T. Miller 1999:
    On the Numerical Efficieny of C++ in Scientific Computing
  24. E. Arge and Are Magnus Bruaset and Hans P. Langtangen 1997:
    Modern Software Tools for Scientific Computing
  25. Rob Armstrong and Dennis Gannon and Al Geist and Katarzyna Keahey and Scott Kohn and Lois McInnes and Steve Parker and Brent Smolinski 1999:
    Toward a Common Component Architecture for High-Performance Scientific Computing
  26. Rob Armstrong and Bill Mason and Carl Melios and Diana Roe 1998:
    InDEPS: A Common-Component-Architecture based framework for High Performance Computing
  27. Carsten A. Arnholm 1997:
    Mixed Language Programming using C++ and FORTRAN 77
  28. J. Backus 1978:
    The History of FORTRAN I, II, and III
  29. Henri E. Bal 1990:
    Programming Distributed Systems
  30. Henri E. Bal and Jennifer G. Steiner and Andrew S. Tannenbanm 1989:
    Programming Languages for Distributed Computing Systems
  31. V. Balaji 1999:
    Approaches to the Parallelization of a Spectral Atmospheric Model
  32. V. Balaji 1999:
    Approaches to the Parallelization of a Spectral Atmospheric Model
  33. V. Balaji and B. Gross and R. Hemler 2000:
    A Nonhydrostatic Modeling Strategy for GFDL
  34. Dinshaw Balsara and Daniel Quinlan and Steve McCormick and Alex Szalay 2000:
    Adaptive Parallel Methods for Reactive Fluid Dynamics and Particle Dynamics Driven by Applications to Galaxy Formation Problems
  35. J. Banning 1979:
    An Efficient Way to Find the Side Effects of Procedure Calls and the Aliases of Variables
  36. Dale Barker 2000:
    WRF - DA 3DVAR Systems Comparison (Survey)
  37. J.M. Barth 1978:
    A Practical Interprocedural Data Flow Analysis Algorithm
  38. Federico Bassetti and David Brown and Kei Davis and William Henshaw and Dan Quinlan 1998:
    OVERTURE: An Object-Oriented Framework for High Performance Scientific Computing
  39. D.M. Beazley 1996:
    SWIG - An Easy to Use Tool for Integrating Scripting Languages with C and C++
  40. David M. Beazley 1996:
    Using SWIG to Control, Prototye, and Debug C Programs with Python
  41. David M. Beazley 1997:
    SWIG Users Manual
  42. David M. Beazley and Peter S. Lomdahl 1996:
    Lightweight Computational Steering of Very Large Scale Molecular Dynamics Simulations
  43. D.M. Beazley and P.S. Lomdahl 1997:
    Feeding a Large-Scale Physics Application to Python
  44. D.F. Beck and K.W. Boyack and O.H. Bray and W.D. Siemens 2000:
    Bringing the Fuzzy Front End into Focus
  45. Pete Beckman and Pat Fasel and Bill Humphrey and Sue Mniszewski and Teresa Roberts 2000:
    PAWS Programmers's Manual, Version 1.3
  46. Pete Beckman and Pat Fasel and Bill Humphrey and Sue Mniszewski and Teresa Roberts 2000:
    PAWS Reference Manual, Version 1.3
  47. Pete Beckman and Pat Fasel and Bill Humphrey and Sue Mniszewski and Teresa Roberts 2000:
    PAWS User's Guide, Version 1.3
  48. Peter H. Beckman and Patricia K. Fasel and William F. Humphrey 1998:
    Efficient Coupling of Parallel Applications Using PAWS
  49. Werner Benger 1999:
    Web Cactus
  50. Werner Benger 2000:
    Porting CCTK to NT at the Cornell Velocity NT Cluster
  51. Thomas W. Bettge and John W. Weatherly and Warren M. Washington and David Pollard and Bruce P. Brieflenb and Warren G. Strand Jr. 1996:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Sea Ice Model
  52. David W. Binley and Keith Brian Gallagher 1996:
    Program Slicing
  53. S.C. Bloom and L.L. Takacs and A.M. da Silva and D. Ledvina 1996:
    Data Assimilation Using Incremental Analysis Updates
  54. F. Bodin and P. Beckman and D. Gannon and S. Narayana and S. Yang :
    Distributed pC++: Basic Ideas for an Object Parallel Language
  55. G.J. Boer and B. Denis 1997:
    Numerical Convergence of the Dynamics of a GCM
  56. R. Boisvert and J. Dongarra and R. Pozo and K. Remington and G. Stewart 1998:
    Developing numerical libraries in Java
  57. Carlos Bona and Joan Masso and Edward Seidel and Paul Walker 1998:
    Three Dimensional Numerical Relativity with a Hyperbolic Formulation
  58. Grady Booch 1994:
    Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
  59. Byron A. Boville and Peter R. Gent 1998:
    The {NCAR} Climate System Model, {Version} One
  60. David L. Brown 1999:
    The OVERTURE Framework: Object-Oriented Tools for Solving Partial Differential Equations
  61. David L. Brown and Geoffrey S. Chesshire and William D. Henshaw and Daniel J. Quinlan 1997:
    {OVERTURE}: An Object-Oriented Software System for Solving Partial Differential Equations in Serial and Parallel Environments
  62. John M. Brown and Tom Black and Shuhua Chen and Jimy Dudhia and Ming Xue 2000:
    Weather Research and Forecast (WRF) Model Physics
  63. Shirley Browne and Jack Dongarra and Anne Trefethen 1999:
    Numerical Libraries and Tools for Scalable Parallel Cluster Computing
  64. M. Broy and A. Deimel and J. Henn and K. Koskimies and F. Plasil and G. Pomberger and W. Pree and M. Stal and C. Szyperski 1998:
    What characterizes a software component?
  65. Rene Brun and Nenad Buncic and Fons Rademakers 1997:
    ROOT Automatic Documentation Generation
  66. Rene Brun and Fons Rademakers 1996:
    ROOT Architectural Overview
  67. Rene Brun and Fons Rademakers 1996:
    the ROOT Object I/O System
  68. Rene Brun and Fons Rademakers 1997:
    {ROOT} - {An} Object Oriented Data Analysis Framework
  69. Rene Brun and Fons Rademakers 2000:
    ROOT Reference Guide
  70. Frank O. Bryan and Brian G. Kauffman and William G. Large and Peter R. Gent 0000:
    The {NCAR} Flux Coupler
  71. Zoran Budimlic and Ken Kennedy and Jeff Piper 1998:
    The Cost of Being Object-Oriented: A Preliminary Study
  72. Cactus Staff 2000:
    Cactus 4.0 Users' Guide
  73. The Cactus Team 2000:
    Cactus 4.0 A First Tutorial: The 3D Scalar Wave Equation
  74. D. Calhoun and H.P. Langtangen 1998:
    Writing C++ Interfaces to FORTRAN Packages
  75. Federico Carminati 2000:
    ALICE AliRoot Framework
  76. Bradford Chamberlain and Sung-Eun Choi and Lawrence Snyder 1997:
    A Compiler Abstraction for Machine Independent Parallel Communication Generation
  77. K. Chandy and C. Kesselman 1992:
    The CC++ Language Definition
  78. Alfted T.C. Chang and Long S. Chiu 1996:
    Comparison of Satellite Global Rainfall Algorithms
  79. B. Chapman and P. Mehrotra and J. van Rosendale and H. Zima 1994:
    A Software Architecture for Multidisciplinary Applications: Integrating Task and Data parallelism
  80. Ian Chivers and Jane Sleightolme 1999:
    FORTRAN 90 and 95 Home Page
  81. Ming-Dah Chou and Max J. Suarez 1994:
    An Efficient Thermal Infrared Radiation Parameterization for Use in General Circulation Models
  82. A. Cleary and S. Kohn and S. Smith and B. Smolinski 1998:
    Language Interoperability Mechanism for High-performance Scientific Computing
  83. Jarret Cohen 1997:
    UCLA Climate Models
  84. K.D. Cooper and M.W. Hall and K. Kennedy and L. Torczon 1995:
    Interprocedural Analysis and Optimization
  85. K.D. Cooper and K. Kennedy 1988:
    Interprocedural Side Effect Analysis in Linear Time
  86. P. Corbett and D. Feitelson and S. Fineberg and Y. Hsu and B. Nitzberg and J. Prost and M. Snir and B. Traversat and P. Wong 1995:
    Overview of the MPI-IO Parallel I/O Interface
  87. Antony Courtney 1995:
    Phantom: An Interpreted Language for Distributed Programming
  88. David E. Culler and Andrea Dusseau and Seth Copen Goldstein and Arvind Krishnamurthy and Steven Lumetta and Thorsten von Eicken and Katherine Yelick 1992:
    Parallel Programming in Split-C
  89. Julian Cummings 1998:
    The POOMA Framework
  90. DAO Staff 1996:
    GEOS-3 Primary System Requirements Document
  91. Dkrz-Model User Support Group 1992:
    ECHAM3 - Atmospheric General Circulation Model
  92. DOE Staff 1997:
    DOE High End Computing System Software Meeting
  93. DOE Staff 1998:
    What is ANL Thinking About?
  94. G.S. Davidson and B. Hendrickson and D.K. Johnson and C.E. Meyers and B.N. Wylie 2000:
    Knowledge Mining with VxInsight: Discovery through Interaction
  95. C. DeLuca and J. Dennis 2000:
    Overview of Frameworks and Toolkits for Parallel Scientific Computing
  96. Cecelia DeLuca and Steven W. Hammond 2000:
    Proposal to Investigate Software Tools for Atmospheric and Related Sciences
  97. Viktor K. Decyk and Charles D. Norton and Boleslaw K. Szymanski 1997:
    Expressing Object-Oriented Concepts in Fortran90
  98. Viktor K. Decyk and Charles D. Norton and Boleslaw K. Szymanski 1997:
    How to Express C++ Concepts in FORTRAN 90
  99. Viktor K. Decyk and Charles D. Norton and Boleslaw K. Szymanski 1998:
    How to Support Inheritance and Run-Time Polymorphism in Fortran 90
  100. Viktor K. Decyk and Charles D. Norton and Boleslaw K. Szymanski 1997:
    Introduction to Object-Oriented Concepts Using Fortran90
  101. Viktor K. Decyk and Charles D. Norton and Bleslaw K. Szymanski 2000:
    High Performance Object-Oriented Programming in Fortran 90
  102. V.K. Decyk and C.D. Norton 1997:
    Benchmarking and Performance with Object-Oriented Programming in Fortran 90
  103. J. Demmel and S.L. Smith 1994:
    Parallelizing a Global Atmospheric Chemical Tracer Model
  104. J. Demmel and S.L. Smith 1995:
    Performance of a Parallel Global Atmospheric Chemical Tracer Model
  105. J. Derber and F. Fouttier 1999:
    A Reformulation of the Background Error Covariance in the {ECMWF} Global Data Assimilation System
  106. John C. Derber and David F. Parrish and Stephen J. Lord 1991:
    {NMC} Notes: {The} New Global Operational Analysis System at the National Meteorological Center
  107. John C. Derber and Wan-Shu Wu 1998:
    The Use of {TOVS} Cloud-Cleared Radiances in the {NCEP} {SSI} Analysis System
  108. Inderjit S. Dhjillon 1998:
    Visualizing Class Structure of Multidimensional Data
  109. Inderhit S. Dhillon and Dharmendra S. Modha and Scott Spangler 1999:
    Class Visualization of High-Dimensional Data with Applications
  110. R. Dickenson and A. Henderson-Sellers and P. Kennedy 1993:
    Biosphere-Atmosphere Transfer Scheme (BATS) as Coupled to the NCAR Community Climate Model
  111. Robert E. Dickinson 1998:
    Project to Interface Climate Modeling on Global and Regional Scales with Earth Observing System (EOS) Observations
  112. Chris H.Q. Ding and Yun He 1999:
    Data Organization and I/O in a Parallel Ocean Circulation Model
  113. C.H.Q. Ding and R.K. Owen and H. Anand and R. Pacanowski and V. Balaji 1998:
    Modular Ocean Model Code Developments
  114. Jack Dongarra 1998:
    Java access to Numerical Libraries: Compiling FORTRAN to Java
  115. D. Doolin and J. Dongarra and K. Seymour 1999:
    JLAPACK - Compiling LAPACK Fortran to Java
  116. John Dorband and Andrea Hudson and Peter Lyster 1996:
    High Performance Computing Using the Message-Passing Approach with Applications to Message Passing Interface {(MPI)}
  117. Brian Doty 1997:
    {GrADS} Tutorial
  118. H. Dowlatabadi and M. Morgan 1993:
    A model framework for integrated studies of the climate problem
  119. J. B. Drake and R. E. Flanery and D. W. Walker and P. M. Worley and I. T. Foster and J. G. Michalakes and R. L. Stevens and J. J. Hack and D. L. Williamson 1993:
    The Message Passing Version of the Parallel Community Climate Model
  120. John Drake and Ian Foster and James J. hack and John Mischalakes and B. Dabvid Semeraro and Brian Toonen and David L. Williamson and Patrick Worley 1994:
    PCCM2: A GCM Adapted for Scalable Parallel Computers
  121. J. Drake and R. Flanery and B. Semeraro and P. Worley and I. Foster and J. Michalakes and J. Hack and D. Williamson 1996:
    Parallel Community Climate Model: Description and User's Guide
  122. Thomas Dramlitsch 2000:
    Exploring Distributed Computing Techniques with Cactus and Globus
  123. Kelvin K. Droegemeier 1999:
    The Use of WSR-88D Base Data in NWP: Plans for a National Ingest System
  124. Tony Drummond 1998:
    A Partial List of Available Coupling Software
  125. L.A. Drummond and J.D. Farrara and C.R. Mechoso and J.Z. Lou 1997:
    Performance Optimization of an Atmospheric Model in Massively Parallel Computers
  126. L.A. Drummond and J.D. Farrara and C.R. Mechoso and J 1997:
    Parallel
  127. Leroy Drummond and Carlos Mechoso and J. Demmel and J. Robinson and K. Sklower 1999:
    A Distributed Data Broker for Coupling Multiscale and Multiresolution Applications
  128. Paul F. Dubois 1997:
    Object Technology for Scientific Computing
  129. Paul F. Dubois and T.Y. Yang 1999:
    Extending Python with FORTRAN
  130. Paul F. Dubois and T.Y. Yang 1999:
    Extending Python with FORTRAN
  131. EDG Staff 1999:
    C++ Front End Internal Documentation (excerpt)
  132. A. Ecer and J. Hauser and P. Leca and J. Periaux 1995:
    Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics
  133. Paul N. Edwards 1997:
    The World in a Machine - Origins and Impacts of Early Computerized Global Systems Models
  134. B. Einarsson 1996:
    FORTRAN 90 for the FORTRAN 77 Programmer
  135. Dan Elsberg :
    Inuit Knowledg of Sea Ice in a Geophysical Setting
  136. Mark Fardal 1998:
    Combining Java and FORTRAN
  137. John D. Farrara and Leroy A. Drummond and Carlos R. Mechoso and Joseph A. Spahr 1998:
    An Atmospheric General Circulation Model with Chemistry for the CRAY T3E - Design Performance Optimization and Coupling to an Ocean Model
  138. John Farrara and Leroy Drummond and Carlos Mechoso and A. Spahr 1999:
    An Earth System Model for MPP Environments: Performance Optimization and Issues in Coupling Model Components
  139. M.J.R. Fasham and J.L. Sarmiento and R.D. Slater and H.W. Ducklow and R. Williams 1993:
    Ecosystem Behavior at Bermuda Station "S" and Ocean Weather Station "India": A General Circulation Model and Observational Analysis
  140. Mohamed E. Fayad and Douglas C. Schmidt and Ralph E. Johnson 1999:
    Building Application Frameworks
  141. R. Ferraro 1996:
    JPL HPCC Annual Report Contents
  142. R. Ferraro 1997:
    JPL HPCC Annual Report Contents
  143. J.G. Ferreira 2000:
    EcoWin - An Object-Oriented Ecological Model for Acquatic Ecosystems
  144. Rick Fisher 1999:
    Note 195: Getting Started with Glish for {AIPS++}
  145. J.A. Font and M. Miller and W. Suen and M. Tobias 2000:
    Three Dimensional Numerical General Relativistic Hydrodynamics: I Formulations
  146. Ian Foster 1995:
    Designing and Building Parallel Programs
  147. I. Foster and B. Avalani and A. Choudhary and M. Xu 1994:
    A Compilation System that Integrates High Performance Fortran and Fortran M
  148. 1999:
    The Grid: Blueprint for a New Computing Infrastructure
  149. I. Foster and B. Toonen 1995:
    Load-Balancing Algorithms for the Parallel Community Climate Model
  150. I. Foster and P. Worley :
    Parallelizing the spectral transform method: A comparison of alternative parallel algorithms
  151. G.C. Foxand P.D. Coddington 1994:
    Parallel Computers and Complex Systems
  152. Geoffrey Fox 1999:
    Java as a Language for High-Performance Computing
  153. G. Fox and P. Coddington 1993:
    An Overview of High Performance Computing for the Physical Sciences
  154. Klaus Fraedrich and Edilbert Kirk and Frank Lunkeit :
    PUMA - Portable University Model of the Atmosphere
  155. C. Fraley and A.E. Raftery 1998:
    How Many Clsuters? Which Clustering Method? Answers Via Model-Based CLuster Analysis
  156. GFDL Staff 1999:
    Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Activities - FY99 Plans - FY00
  157. Erich Gamma and Richard Helm and Ralph Johnson and John Vlissides 1995:
    Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software
  158. D. Gannon and R. Bramley and T. Stuckey and J. Villacis and J. Balasubramanian and E. akman and F. Breg and S. Diwan and M. Govindaraju 1998:
    Component Architectures for Distributed Scientific Problem Solving
  159. Dennis Gannon and Shelby X. Yang and Peter Beckman 1994:
    User Guide for a Portable Parallel C++ Programming System, pC++
  160. Dennis Gannon and Andrew Grimshaw 1999:
    Object-Based Approaches
  161. W. Lawrence Gates 1997:
    AMIP: The Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project
  162. C. Germain-Renaud and V. Neri 1998:
    Java-based Coupling for Parallel Predictive-Adaptive Domain Decomposition
  163. Vladimir Getov and Paul Gray and Sava Mintchev and Vaidy Sunderam 1998:
    Multi-Language Programming Environments for High Performance Java Computing
  164. Ralf Giering 1999:
    {T}angent linear and {A}djoint {M}odel {C}ompiler , Users manual 1.4
  165. Ralf Giering and Thomas Kaminski :
    {R}ecipes for {A}djoint {C}ode {C}onstruction
  166. F. Giorgi and M.R. Marinucci and G.T. Bates 1993:
    Development of a Second-Generation Regional Climate Model (RegCM2): Part I: Boundary-Layer and Radiative Transfer Process
  167. F. Giorgi and M.R. Marinucci and G.T. Bates 1993:
    Development of a Second-Generation Regional Climate Model (RegCM2): Convective Processes and Assimilation of Lateral Boundary
  168. Anand Gnanadesikan and J.R. Toggweiler 1999:
    Constraints placed by silicon cycling on vertical exchange in general circulation models
  169. Mitchell D. Goldberg and Henry E. Fleming 1995:
    An Algorithm to Generate Deep-Layer Temperatures from Microwave Satellite Observations for the Purpose of Monitoring Climate Change
  170. Tom Goodale 1999:
    The Cactus Computational Toolkit
  171. Tom Goodale 2000:
    Cactus Computational Toolkit
  172. Tom Goodale 2000:
    The Cactus Code for Numerical Relativity
  173. Tom Goodale 2000:
    Cactus - The Future
  174. Jason Goodman and John Marshall :
    A model of decadal middle-latitude atmosphere-ocean coupled modes
  175. Masaharu Goto 1999:
    CINT: C++ Interpreter
  176. A. Mark Graham and W.F. Humphrey and Julian C. Cummings and Timothy J. Cleland and Robert D. Ryne and Salman Habib :
    Modeling Particle Accelerators using C++ and the POOMA Framework
  177. W. Gropp and E. Lusk and A. Skelljum 1994:
    Using {MPI}: {Portable} Parallel programming with the message-passing interface
  178. Thomas Gross and David R. O'Hallaron and Jaspal Subhlok 1994:
    Task Parallelism in a {High Performance Fortran} Framework
  179. Shishir Gundavaram 1996:
    CGI Programming on the World Wide Web
  180. J. Guo and J.W. Larson and G. Gaspari and A. da Silva and P.M. Lyster 1998:
    Documentation of the Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System (PSAS) Part {II}: The Factored-Operator Formulation of Error Covariances
  181. Jing Guo and Arlindo da Silva 1997:
    Computational Aspects of {Goddards} Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System {(PSAS)}
  182. James J. Hack 1995:
    Climate System Simulation: Basic Numerical and Computational Concepts
  183. J. Hack and B. Boville and B. Briegleb and J. Kiehl and P. Rasch and D. Williamson 1992:
    Description of the NCAR Community Climate Model
  184. J. Hack and J. Rosinski and D. Williamson and B. Boville and J. Truesdale 1995:
    Computational design of the NCAR Community Climate Model
  185. Stefan Hagemann and Lydia Dumenil 1998:
    Hydrological Discharge Model
  186. Dale B. Haidvogel and Frank O. Bryan 1995:
    Ocean General Circulation Modeling
  187. M.W. Hall and J. Mellor-Crummy and A. Carle and R. Rogridguez 1993:
    FIAT: A Framework for Interprocedural Analysis and Transformation
  188. Scott Haney and James Crotinger and Steve Karmesin and Stephen Smith 1999:
    PETE the Portable Expression Template Engine
  189. Scott Haney and James Crotinger 1999:
    How Templates Enable High-Performance Scientific Computing in C++
  190. M.A. Hapgood 1992:
    Space Physics Coordinate Transformations: A User Guide
  191. William W. Hargrove and Robert J. Luxmoore 1998:
    A New High-Resolution National Map of Vegetation Ecoregions Produced Emperically Using Multivariate Spatial Clustering
  192. Matthew Hecht 1998:
    The {NCAR} CSM Ocean Model Technical Note (Version 1.3)
  193. Matthew Hecht 1998:
    The {NCAR} Ocean Model User's Guide
  194. Christoph Heinze and Ernst Maier-Reimer 1992:
    The Hamburg Oceanic Carbon Cycle Circulation Model
  195. I.M. Held and M.J. Suarez 1994:
    A Proposal for the Intercomparison of the Dynamical Cores of Atmospheric General Circulation Models
  196. M. Hennecke 1996:
    A {FORTRAN} 90 Interface to {MPI} Version 1.1
  197. Bill Henshaw 199x:
    OVERTURE: An Object-Oriented System for Solving {PDE}s in Moving Geometries on Overlapping Grids Using {C++}
  198. William D. Henshaw 1999:
    A Primer for Writing PDE Solvers with Overture
  199. Glenn Higgins and Bryan Talbot and Mark Clausen 2000:
    Software Engineering Support of the Third Round of Scientific Grand Challenge Investigations
  200. James C. Joe and Chris Hill and Alistair Adcroft 1999:
    A Personal Supercomputer for Climate Research
  201. Forrest M. Hoffman and William W. Hargrove 1999:
    Multivariate Geographic Clustering Using a Beowuilf-style Parallel Computer
  202. Richard D. Hornung and Scott R. Kohn 1998:
    The Use of Object-Oriented Design Patterns in the SAMRAI Structured AMR Framework
  203. William Humphrey 1998:
    Efficient Coupling of Parallel Scientific Applications Using PAWS
  204. N.H. Irwin and J. vanBerkel and D.K. Johnson and B.N. Wylie 1997:
    Navigating Nuclear Science: Enhancing Analysis Through Visualization
  205. Rodney James and Tom Bettge and Steve Hammond 1998:
    Portability and Performance of a Parallel Coupled Climate Model
  206. Ralph E. Johnson 1992:
    Documenting Frameworks Using Patterns
  207. Ralph E. Johnson and Brian Foote 1991:
    Designing Reuseable Classes
  208. Ralph E. Johnson and Vincent F. Russo 1991:
    Reusing Object-Oriented Designs
  209. Joanna Joiner and Robert Atlas and Steve Bloom and Genia Brinm and Stephen Cohn and Arthur Hou and Dave Lamich and Dave Ledvina and Richard Menard and Lars-Peter Riishojgarrd and Richard Rood and Arlindo da Silva and Meta Sienkiewicz and Jim Stobie and Runhua Yan 1996:
    New Data Types Working Document
  210. M.T. Jones and P.E. Plassmann 1994:
    Parallel Algorithms for the Adaptive Refinement and Partitioning of Unstructured Meshes
  211. P.W. Jones and R.C. Malone and C.A. Lai :
    the Los Alamos Coupled Model
  212. L.V. Kale and Sankeeve Krishnam 1993:
    Charm++: A Portable Concurrent Object Oriented System Based on C++
  213. E. Kalnay and M. Kanamitsu and J. Pfaendtner and J. Sela and M. Suarez and J. Stackpole and J. Tuccillo and L. Umscheid and D. Williamson 1989:
    Rules for the Interchange of Physical Parameterizations
  214. Nina Katic and Boris Nevstrujev and Douglas Vogel and Mark O. Pendergast 1996:
    Bridging the Gap Between Structured Requirements and Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
  215. Brian G. Kauffman and Peter R. Gent 1999:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Pacific Basin Model Version 3.e Users Guide
  216. Brian Kauffman 1996:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Climatological Data Ice Model Version 4.0
  217. Brian Kauffman 1997:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Flux Coupler Version 4.0
  218. Brian G. Kauffman 1998:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Flux Coupler Version 4.0 User's Guide
  219. Katarzyna Keahey and Dennis Gannon 1997:
    PARDIS: CORBA-Based Architecture for Application-Level Parallel Distributed Computation
  220. Ken Kennedy 1999:
    Compilers, Languages and Libraries
  221. Brian Kernigan 1995:
    Experience with Tcl/Tk for Scientific and Engineering Visualization
  222. Jeffrey T. Kiehl and James J. Hack and Gordon B. Bonan and Byron A. Boville and Bruce P. Briegleb and David L. Williamson and Phillip J. Rasch 1996:
    Description of the {NCAR} Community Climate Model {(CCM3)}
  223. Jeffrey T. Kiehl and James J. Hack and Gordon B. Bonan and Byron A. Boville and Bruce P. Briegleb and David L. Williamson and Phillip J. Rasch 1998:
    The National Center for Atmospheric Research Community Climate Model: {CCM3}
  224. Erik B. Kluzek and Jerry Olson and James M. Rosinski and John E. Truesdale and Mariana Vertenstein 1999:
    User's Guide to {NCAR} {CCM3.6}
  225. Patrick Knupp and Stanly Steinberg 1994:
    Fundamentals of Grid Generation
  226. Ravi Kochhar 2000:
    FORTRAN and C/C++ Mixed Programming
  227. Charles Koelbel 1996:
    High Performance Fortran in Practice
  228. Scott R. Kohn and Scott B. Baden 1995:
    A Parallel Software Infrastructure for Structured Adaptive Mesh Methods
  229. Martin Kreyscher and Markus Harder and Peter Lemke and Gregory M. Flato 2000:
    Results of the Sea Ice Model Intercomparison Project Evaluation of sea ice rheology schemes for use in climate simulations
  230. John Lamping and Ramana Rao and Peter Perolli 1995:
    A Focus+Context Technique Based on Hyperbolic Geometry for Visualizing Large Hierarchies
  231. Leslie Lamport and Duane Bibby 1994:
    LaTeX: A Documentation Preparation System Users Guide and Reference Manual
  232. Gerd Lanfermann 1999:
    The Standard Cactus Arrangements
  233. Gerd Lanfermann 2000:
    Cactus in a Nutshell
  234. Jay W. Larson 1998:
    Incorporating Parallel Computing into the Goddard Earth Observing Ssytem Data Assimilation System {(GEOS DAS)}
  235. J.W. Larson and J. Guo and G. Gaspari and A. da Silva and P.M. Lyster 1999:
    Documentation of the Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System {(PSAS)} Part {III}: {The} Software Implementation
  236. G. von Laszewski and M. Seablom and M. Makivic and P.M. Lyster and S. Ranka 1995:
    Design Issues for the Parallelization of an Optimal Interpolation Algorithm
  237. P. Launay and J. Pazat 1998:
    A Framework for Parallel Programming in Java
  238. Steve Lawrence and C. Lee Giles and Kurt Bollacker 1999:
    Digital Libraries and Autonomous Citation Indexing
  239. Doug Lea 1994:
    Christopher Alexander - An Introduction for Object-Oriented Designers
  240. Stephanie Legutke and Reinhard Voss 1999:
    ECHO-G, The Hamburg Atmosphere-Ocean Coupled Circulation Model
  241. Maozhen Li and O.F. Rana and David W. Walker 1999:
    CB-PSE: A Component-Based Problem Solving Environment
  242. Maozhen Li and O.F. Rana and David W. Walker 2000:
    An XML-Based Component Model for Wrapping Legacy Codes as Java/CORBA Components
  243. Maozhen Li and O.F. Rana and David W. Walker 2000:
    Wrapping MPI-Based Legacy Codes as Java/CORBA Components
  244. Yong Li and S. Moorthi and J. Ray Bates 1994:
    Direct Solution of the Implicit Formulation of Fourth Order Horizontal Diffusion for Gridpoint Models on the Sphere
  245. Kathie A. Kindlan 2000:
    A Tool Framework for Static and Dynamic Analysis of Object-Oriented Software
  246. Stewart C. Loken 2000:
    DOE 2000 Building a National Collaboratory
  247. Paul Lu and Gregory V. Wilson 1996:
    Parallel Programming Using C++: An Overview of Current Systems
  248. Rob Lucchesi 1997:
    Requirements and Design of the {GEOS-3} Parallel I/O Subsystem
  249. R. Lucchesi 1999:
    File Specification for {GEOS-DAS} Gridded Output
  250. R. Lucchesi and W. Sawyer and L.L. Takacs and P. Lyster and J. Zero 1999:
    {I/O} Parallelization for the {Goddard} Earth Observing System Data Assimilation System {(GEOS DAS)}
  251. Mark Lutz 1996:
    Programming Python
  252. P.M. Lyster 1996:
    Scientific and Computing problems of Atmospheric Four Dimensional Data Assimilation
  253. P.M. Lyster 1996:
    Four Dimensional Data Assimilation: {A} Talk Presented at the Workshop on Computational Challenges for Space and Earth Science Jet Propulsion Laboratory
  254. P.M. Lyster 1996:
    Atmospheric Four Dimensional Data Assimilation: {Applications} in High Performance Computing
  255. P.M. Lyster 1997:
    GEOS-3 Software Development
  256. P.M. Lyster 1998:
    The Computational Complexity of Atmospheric Data Assimilation
  257. P.M. Lyster 2000:
    The Computational Complexity of Atmospheric Data Assimilation
  258. P.M. Lyster and J. Abeles and L.-P. Chang and S.E. Cohn and K. Ekers and J. Guo and M. Harbor and D. Lamich and J.W. Larson and R. Lucchesi and R. Menard and R. Rood and S. Schubert and W. Sawyer and M. Sienkiewicz and A. da Silva and J. Stobie and S. Swift and L.L. Takacs and R. Todling and J. Zero 1997:
    Parallel Computing at the {NASA} {Data} {Assimilation} {Office}
  259. P.M. Lyster and S.E. Cohn and R. Menard and L.P. Chang and S.J. Lin and R.G. Olsen 1997:
    Parallel Implementation of a Kalman Filter for Constituent Data Assimilation
  260. P.M. Lyster 1997:
    PARDIS: CORBA-based Architecture for Application-Level Parallel Distributed Computation
  261. P.M. Lyster and K. Ekers and J. Guo and M. Harber and D. Lamich and J.W. Larson and R. Lucchesi and R. Rood and S. Schubert and W. Sawyer and M. Sienkiewicz and A. da Silva and J. Stobie and L.L. Takacs and J. Zero 1997:
    Parallel Computing at the {NASA} {Data} {Assimilation} {Office}
  262. P.M. Lyster and J.W. Larson and C.H.Q. Ding and J. Guo and W. Sawyer and A. da Silva and I. Stajner 1997:
    Design of the {Goddard} Earth Observing System {(GEOS)} Parallel Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System {(PSAS)}
  263. P.M. Lyster and J.W. Larson and J. Guo and W. Sawyer and A. da Silva and I. Stajner and C.H.Q. Ding and R. Ferraro 1996:
    Progress in the Parallel Implementation of the Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System {(PSAS)}
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    Reports on the Message-Passing Parallel Algorithms at the {Data} {Assimilation} {Office} {(DAO)} {Part I}: {The} {General} {Circulation} {Model} {(GCM)}
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    Description and Documentation of the Goddard Earth Observing System {(GEOS)} Parallel Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System {(PSAS)}
  266. Peter M. Lyster and William Sawyer and Lawrence L. Takacs 1997:
    Design of the {Goddard} Earth Observing System {(GEOS)} Parallel General Circulation Model {(GCM)}
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    Requirements and Preliminary Design for the Parallel GEOS-3 General Circulation Mode {GCM} Subsystem
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    The Hamburg Large Scale Geostrophic Ocean General Circulation Model
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    Parallel Program Analysis Framework for the ACTS Toolkit
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    Cactus Philosophy
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    Cactus: {Thorny} Problems in Numerical Relativity
  272. V. John Mathews 1997:
    Image Compression Using Human Visual System Models, Wavelet Transform Coding, and Massively Parallelizable Algorithms
  273. John McGinley and Paul Schultz and John Smart and Dan Birkenheuer 2000:
    A Standard Initialization System for the Weather Research and Forecast Model
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    DOE 2000 The Advanced Computational Testing and Simulation Toolkit
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    The PETSc Library for Scientific Softwara
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    Petsc 2.0: A Case Study of Using MPI to Develop Numerical Software Libraries
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    Designing for Visual Development
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    Further Changes to the 1997 {NCEP} Operational {MRF} Model Analysis/Forecast System: {The} Use of {TOVS} Loevel 1-b Radiances and Increased Vertical Diffusion
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    A Distributed Data Broker for Multi-Disciplinary Applications
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    The UCLA AGCM in High Performance Computing Environments
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    Parallelization and Distribution of a Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean General Circulation Model
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    Global Coupled Models: Atmosphere
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    Using KeLP-HPF for Dynamic Block-Structured Applications
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    Multiple Data Parallelism with HPF and KeLP
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    Michael Metcalf's Fortran 90 CNL Articles
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    RLS: A Parallel Runtime System Library for Atmospheric Models with Nesting
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    WRF Software Architecture - Design and Performance
  288. John Michalakes 1998:
    Design of a Next-Generation Regional Weather Research and Forecast Model
  289. Bernd Mohr 1998:
    DUCTAPE Static Analysis of C++ Programs
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    The Land Surface Component in {GEOS}: Model Formulation
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    Relaxed Arakawa-Schubert: {A} Parameterization of Moist Convection for General Circulation Models
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    Numerically Intensive Java
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    High Performance Computing with the Array Package for Java - ACase Study Using Data Mining
  294. Bernd Mosli 1995:
    A Comparison of C++, FORTRAN 90, and Oberon-2 for Scientific Programming
  295. Chuck Musciano and Bill Kennedy 1997:
    HTML - The Definitive Guide
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    NASA HPCC/ESS Cooperative Agreement Notice (CAN) for Solicitation of Round-3 Grand Challenge Investigations: Increasing Interoperatbility and Performance og Grand Challenge Applications in the Earth and Space Sciences
  297. NASA Staff 2000:
    NASA HPCC/ESS Cooperative Agreement Notice (CAN) for Solicitation of Round-3 Grand Challenge Investigations: Increasing Interoperatbility and Performance og Grand Challenge Applications in the Earth, Space, Life, and Microgravity Sciences
  298. NCSA Staff 1999:
    High Performance Computing and Cactus Computational Toolkit: A Framework for Solving PDEs in Computational Science with Special Advanced Topics in Astrophysics and Relativity
  299. Cactus Staff 1999:
    Cactus Day at NCSA
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    NSF/NCEP WOrkshop on Global Weather and CLimate Models
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    NCAR and UCAR at the Millennium: A Vision for Science, Facilities, Service, and Leadership
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    Portable Performance of Data Parallel Languages
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    CC++, pC++, Charm and Orca: Languages for Parallel Programming
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    The Ocean Circulation
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    The Common Object Request Broker - Architecture and Specification
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    The OPYC Ocean General Circulation Model
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    PIPE - Parallel Isopycnal Primitive Equation OGCM
  308. John K. Ousterhout 1998:
    Scripting: Higher Level Programming for the 21st Century
  309. John Ousterhout 1999:
    Integration Applications the Next Frontier in Programming
  310. Ronald C. Pacanowski and Stephen M. Griffies 2000:
    MOM 3.0 Manual
  311. Peter S. Pacheco 1998:
    A User's Guide to {MPI}
  312. Manish Parashar 1998:
    DAGH: An Infrastructure for Implementing Parallel AMR Methods for PDE Solutions
  313. Manish Parashar and James C. Brown and Carter Edwards and Kenneth Klimkowski 1997:
    A Common Data Management Infrastructure for Adaptive Algorithms for PDE Solutions
  314. Manish Parashar and J.C. Browne 1997:
    Systems Engineering Issues in the Implementation of an Infrastructure for Parallel Structured Adaptive Meshes
  315. Steven G. Parker and Christopher R. Johnson 1995:
    SCIRun: A Scientific Programming Environment for Computational Steering
  316. D.F. Parrish and J.C. Derber and R.J. Purser and W.-S. Wu and Z.-X. Pu 1997:
    The {NCEP} Global Anlaysis System: {Recent} Improvements and Future Plans
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    The National Meteorological Center's Spectral Statistical-Interpolation Analysis System
  318. Pearu Peterson 2000:
    f2py - FORTRAN to Python Interface Generator
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    Documentation of the {Goddard} Earth Observing System {(GEOS)} Data Assimilation System - Version 1
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    Toba: Java for Applications - A Way ahead of time (WAT) Compiler
  321. Roldan Pozo 1999:
    Java Numerics: Performance and Portability Issues
  322. K.S. Prashant and V.J. Mathews 1995:
    A Massively Parallel Algorithm for Vector Quantization
  323. John Prentice 1995:
    Fortran 90 for Science Students
  324. R. James Purser 1998:
    Dynamical Framework of a Semi-Lagrangian Contender for the WRF Model
  325. Dan Quinlan 1998:
    OVERTURE An Object-Oriented Framework for Parallel Scientific Computing
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    A++/P++ Manual
  327. Dnaiel Quinlan and Nehal Desai 2000:
    A++/P++ Tutorial Guide
  328. Fons Rademakers 1996:
    The ROOT Dictionary
  329. Fans Rademakers and Rene Brun 1998:
    ROOT - An Object-Oriented Data Analysis Framework
  330. Carol Rasmussen 1999:
    Weather Research and Forecasting Model
  331. Eric S. Raymond 1999:
    The Cathedral and the Bazaar
  332. John Reynders 1996:
    C++ vs. F90: Language Features and Syntax
  333. John Reynders 1999:
    The POOMA Object Oriented Framework
  334. Beth Richardson 1998:
    How to Parallelize a Code
  335. S.R.H. Rizvi 1994:
    Documentation of the Spectral Statistical Interpolation {(SSI)} Scheme
  336. Henry Martyn Robert and Darwin Patnode 1994:
    Roberts Rules of Order
  337. Alan Robock and C. Adam Schlosser and Konstantin Ya. Vinnikov and Nina A. Speranskaya and Jared K. Entin 1997:
    Evaluation of AMIP Soil Moisture Simulations
  338. R. Rood and DAO Staff 1996:
    Algorithm Theoretical Basis Document for {Goddard} {Earth} {Observing} {System} {Data} {Assimilation} {System} {(GEOS DAS)} With a Focus on Version 2
  339. Guido van Rossum 2000:
    Python Tutorial
  340. Gerand Roth and John Mellor-Crummey and Ken Kennedy and R. Gregg Brickner 1997:
    Compiling Stencils in High Performance Fortran
  341. C. Rowley and I. Ginis 1998:
    Implementation of a Mesh Movement Scheme in a Multiply-Nested Ocean Model and its Application to Air-Sea Interaction Studies
  342. Spencer Rugaber 1999:
    A Tool Suite for Evolving Legacy Software
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    Object-Oriented Modeling and Design
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    A Seasonal Three-dimensional Ecosystem Model of Nitrogen Cycling in the North Atlantic Euphotic Zone
  346. William Sawyer 1999:
    {FVCCM} Parallelization Primer
  347. William Sawyer and Arlindo da Silva and Robert Lucchesi and Peter Lyster and Lawrence L. Takacs 1997:
    {GEOS} 3.x Data Assimilation Ssytem: {Core} {GEOS} 3.x Interface and Data Design
  348. William Sawyer and Arlindo da Silva and Peter Lyster and Lawrence Takacs 1997:
    The Design of {PILGRIM}: A Parallel Integrated Library for Grid Manipulation used for Earth Science Calculations
  349. William Sawyer and Arlinda da Silva 1997:
    {ProTeX:} {A} Sample {FORTRAN} 90 Source Code Documentation System
  350. William Sawyer and Lawrence L. Takacs and Robert Lucchesi and Ricardo Todling 1998:
    {GEOS} {2.x} (Multitasked) to {GEOS} {3.x} {(MPI)} {GCM} Migration Plan
  351. William Sawyer and Lawrence L. Takacs and Arlindo da Silva and Peter Lyster 1999:
    {PILGRIM}: {A} Parallel Library for Grid Manipulation in Earth Science Calculations
  352. William Sawyer and Alex Wang 1999:
    Benchmark and Unit Test Results of the Message-Passing {GEOS} General Circulation Model
  353. N.R. Scaife 1996:
    A Survey of Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming Languages
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  355. Darrel R. Schiebel 1996:
    Programming in {Glish}
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    The {Glish} 2.7 User Manual (Draft)
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    An Assimilated Dataset for Earth Science Applications
  358. Siegfried Schubert and Yehui Chang 1996:
    An Objective Method for Inferring Sources of Model Error
  359. Ed Seidel 1999:
    The Cactus Framework for Computational Astrophysics
  360. Edward Seidel and Wai-Mo Suen 1999:
    Numerical Relativity as a Tool for Computational Astrophysics
  361. Ed Seidel 2000:
    Cactus - Developing Parallel Computational Tools to Study Black Hole, Neutron Star, (or Airplane) Collisions
  362. Ed Seidel 2000:
    Cactus in GrADs
  363. Ed Seidel 2000:
    Cactus/TIKSL/KDI/Portal Synch Day
  364. Edward Seidel and Wai-Mo Suen 1999:
    Numerical Relativity as a Tool for Computational Astrophysics
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    Modeling Ocean Circulation
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    Ocean and Climate Modeling on Advanced Parallel Computers: Progress and Prospects
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    IBM High Performance COmpiler for Java
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    A Java/CORBA based Visual Program Composition Environment
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    Documentation of the Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System (PSAS) Part I: {The} Conjugate Gradient Solver Version PSAS-1.00
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    The {PSAS} User's Manual
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    Dynamical Cores for the WRF Model
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    Supercomputing the Next Century
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    Language Interoperability for High-Performance Parallel Scientific Components
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    Clustering of Regions in the Earths Upper Atmosphere
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    Detecting Atmospheric Regimes using Cross-Validated Clustering
  376. P. Smyth and M. Ghil and K. Ide 200x:
    Multiple Regimes in Northern Hemisphere Height Fields via Mixture Model Clustering
  377. Marc Snir 1999:
    Java for Numerically Intensive Computing from Flops to Gigaflops
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    Uintah - A Massively Parallel Problem Solving Environment
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    An Efficient Objective Analysis System for Parallel Computers
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    Adaptive Blocks: A High Performance Data Structure
  383. William Strunk and E.B. White 1999:
    The Elements of Style
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    Documentation of the {ARIES/GEOS} Dynamical Core: Version 2
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    Documentation of the {Goddard} {Earth} {Observing} {System} {(GEOS)} General Circulation Model - {Version 1}
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    Dynamical Aspects of Climate Simulations using the {GEOS} General Circulation Model
  387. Bryan G. Talbot 2000:
    Software Engineering Support of the Third Round of Scientific Grand Challenge Investigation Contractor Surveillance Plan Supplement: Framework Evaluation Concept
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  389. The Cactus Team :
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    Large Scale Biological Models
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    Will C++ Be Faster than FORTRAN?
  395. Todd Veldhuizen 1995:
    Expression Templates
  396. Todd Velduizen 1997:
    Scientific Computing: C++ Versus FORTRAN
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    The Parallel Data Assimilation System and its Implications on a Metacomputing Environment
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    The Software Architecture of a Distributed Problem-Solving Environment
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    Three Dimensional Numerical Relativity with a Hyperbolic Formulation
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    Optimization of a Parallel Ocean General Circulation Model
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    A Simple Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean-Sea Ice-Land Surface Model for Climate and Paleoclimate Studies
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    Presentation to the National Workshop on Advanced Scientific Computation
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    The PINGO Package - Procedural Interface for Grib Formatted Objects
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    Mixed Language Programming using C++ and FORTRAN 77
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    The History of FORTRAN I, II, and III
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    Writing C++ Interfaces to FORTRAN Packages
  5. Ian Chivers and Jane Sleightolme 1999:
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    Java access to Numerical Libraries: Compiling FORTRAN to Java
  8. Paul F. Dubois and T.Y. Yang 1999:
    Extending Python with FORTRAN
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  10. B. Einarsson 1996:
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  11. Mark Fardal 1998:
    Combining Java and FORTRAN
  12. M. Hennecke 1996:
    A {FORTRAN} 90 Interface to {MPI} Version 1.1
  13. Ravi Kochhar 2000:
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    f2py - FORTRAN to Python Interface Generator
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  19. Staff 2000:
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  4. D.M. Beazley 1996:
    SWIG - An Easy to Use Tool for Integrating Scripting Languages with C and C++
  5. F. Bodin and P. Beckman and D. Gannon and S. Narayana and S. Yang :
    Distributed pC++: Basic Ideas for an Object Parallel Language
  6. D. Calhoun and H.P. Langtangen 1998:
    Writing C++ Interfaces to FORTRAN Packages
  7. K. Chandy and C. Kesselman 1992:
    The CC++ Language Definition
  8. Viktor K. Decyk and Charles D. Norton and Boleslaw K. Szymanski 1997:
    How to Express C++ Concepts in FORTRAN 90
  9. EDG Staff 1999:
    C++ Front End Internal Documentation (excerpt)
  10. Dennis Gannon and Shelby X. Yang and Peter Beckman 1994:
    User Guide for a Portable Parallel C++ Programming System, pC++
  11. Masaharu Goto 1999:
    CINT: C++ Interpreter
  12. A. Mark Graham and W.F. Humphrey and Julian C. Cummings and Timothy J. Cleland and Robert D. Ryne and Salman Habib :
    Modeling Particle Accelerators using C++ and the POOMA Framework
  13. Scott Haney and James Crotinger 1999:
    How Templates Enable High-Performance Scientific Computing in C++
  14. Bill Henshaw 199x:
    OVERTURE: An Object-Oriented System for Solving {PDE}s in Moving Geometries on Overlapping Grids Using {C++}
  15. L.V. Kale and Sankeeve Krishnam 1993:
    Charm++: A Portable Concurrent Object Oriented System Based on C++
  16. Ravi Kochhar 2000:
    FORTRAN and C/C++ Mixed Programming
  17. Paul Lu and Gregory V. Wilson 1996:
    Parallel Programming Using C++: An Overview of Current Systems
  18. P.M. Lyster 1997:
    GEOS-3 Software Development
  19. Bernd Mohr 1998:
    DUCTAPE Static Analysis of C++ Programs
  20. Bernd Mosli 1995:
    A Comparison of C++, FORTRAN 90, and Oberon-2 for Scientific Programming
  21. J. Niemiec 1993:
    CC++, pC++, Charm and Orca: Languages for Parallel Programming
  22. John Reynders 1996:
    C++ vs. F90: Language Features and Syntax
  23. Todd L. Velduizen and M. Ed Jernigan 1997:
    Will C++ Be Faster than FORTRAN?
  24. Todd Veldhuizen 1995:
    Expression Templates
  25. Todd Velduizen 1997:
    Scientific Computing: C++ Versus FORTRAN
  26. 1996:
    Parallel Programming Using C++



Papers with keyword: Java


  1. Chris Anderson 1997:
    Putting a Java Interface on your C, C++, or FORTRAN Code
  2. R. Boisvert and J. Dongarra and R. Pozo and K. Remington and G. Stewart 1998:
    Developing numerical libraries in Java
  3. Zoran Budimlic and Ken Kennedy and Jeff Piper 1998:
    The Cost of Being Object-Oriented: A Preliminary Study
  4. Jack Dongarra 1998:
    Java access to Numerical Libraries: Compiling FORTRAN to Java
  5. D. Doolin and J. Dongarra and K. Seymour 1999:
    JLAPACK - Compiling LAPACK Fortran to Java
  6. Mark Fardal 1998:
    Combining Java and FORTRAN
  7. Geoffrey Fox 1999:
    Java as a Language for High-Performance Computing
  8. C. Germain-Renaud and V. Neri 1998:
    Java-based Coupling for Parallel Predictive-Adaptive Domain Decomposition
  9. Vladimir Getov and Paul Gray and Sava Mintchev and Vaidy Sunderam 1998:
    Multi-Language Programming Environments for High Performance Java Computing
  10. P. Launay and J. Pazat 1998:
    A Framework for Parallel Programming in Java
  11. Maozhen Li and O.F. Rana and David W. Walker 2000:
    An XML-Based Component Model for Wrapping Legacy Codes as Java/CORBA Components
  12. Maozhen Li and O.F. Rana and David W. Walker 2000:
    Wrapping MPI-Based Legacy Codes as Java/CORBA Components
  13. J.E. Moreira and S.P. Midkiff and M. Gupta and P.V. Artigas 1999:
    Numerically Intensive Java
  14. J.E. Moreira and S.P. Midkiff and M. Gupta and R. Lawrence 1999:
    High Performance Computing with the Array Package for Java - ACase Study Using Data Mining
  15. T. Proebsting and G. Townsend and P. Bridges and J. Hartman and T. Newsham and S. Watterson 1997:
    Toba: Java for Applications - A Way ahead of time (WAT) Compiler
  16. Roldan Pozo 1999:
    Java Numerics: Performance and Portability Issues
  17. V. Seshadri 1997:
    IBM High Performance COmpiler for Java
  18. A Java/CORBA Based Visual Program Composition Environment 2000:
    A Java/CORBA based Visual Program Composition Environment
  19. Marc Snir 1999:
    Java for Numerically Intensive Computing from Flops to Gigaflops



Papers with keyword: Framework


  1. Gabrielle Allen 1999:
    MetaComputing Within the Cactus Framework
  2. Gabrielle Allen 2000:
    The Cactus Code: A Framework for Parallel Computing
  3. Gabrielle Allen 2000:
    The Cactus Code: A Parallel Collaborative Framework for Large Scale Computing
  4. Federico Bassetti and David Brown and Kei Davis and William Henshaw and Dan Quinlan 1998:
    OVERTURE: An Object-Oriented Framework for High Performance Scientific Computing
  5. David L. Brown 1999:
    The OVERTURE Framework: Object-Oriented Tools for Solving Partial Differential Equations
  6. Rene Brun and Fons Rademakers 1997:
    {ROOT} - {An} Object Oriented Data Analysis Framework
  7. Federico Carminati 2000:
    ALICE AliRoot Framework
  8. Julian Cummings 1998:
    The POOMA Framework
  9. C. DeLuca and J. Dennis 2000:
    Overview of Frameworks and Toolkits for Parallel Scientific Computing
  10. Mohamed E. Fayad and Douglas C. Schmidt and Ralph E. Johnson 1999:
    Building Application Frameworks
  11. A. Mark Graham and W.F. Humphrey and Julian C. Cummings and Timothy J. Cleland and Robert D. Ryne and Salman Habib :
    Modeling Particle Accelerators using C++ and the POOMA Framework
  12. Thomas Gross and David R. O'Hallaron and Jaspal Subhlok 1994:
    Task Parallelism in a {High Performance Fortran} Framework
  13. M.W. Hall and J. Mellor-Crummy and A. Carle and R. Rogridguez 1993:
    FIAT: A Framework for Interprocedural Analysis and Transformation
  14. Richard D. Hornung and Scott R. Kohn 1998:
    The Use of Object-Oriented Design Patterns in the SAMRAI Structured AMR Framework
  15. Ralph E. Johnson 1992:
    Documenting Frameworks Using Patterns
  16. P. Launay and J. Pazat 1998:
    A Framework for Parallel Programming in Java
  17. Kathie A. Kindlan 2000:
    A Tool Framework for Static and Dynamic Analysis of Object-Oriented Software
  18. Allen D. Malony and Janice E. Cuny 2000:
    Parallel Program Analysis Framework for the ACTS Toolkit
  19. NCSA Staff 1999:
    High Performance Computing and Cactus Computational Toolkit: A Framework for Solving PDEs in Computational Science with Special Advanced Topics in Astrophysics and Relativity
  20. R. James Purser 1998:
    Dynamical Framework of a Semi-Lagrangian Contender for the WRF Model
  21. Dan Quinlan 1998:
    OVERTURE An Object-Oriented Framework for Parallel Scientific Computing
  22. Fans Rademakers and Rene Brun 1998:
    ROOT - An Object-Oriented Data Analysis Framework
  23. John Reynders 1999:
    The POOMA Object Oriented Framework
  24. Ed Seidel 1999:
    The Cactus Framework for Computational Astrophysics
  25. Bryan G. Talbot 2000:
    Software Engineering Support of the Third Round of Scientific Grand Challenge Investigation Contractor Surveillance Plan Supplement: Framework Evaluation Concept



Papers with keyword: NCAR


  1. Thomas L. Acker and Lawrence E. Buja and James M. Rosinski and John E. Truesdale 1996:
    User's Guide to NCAR CCM3
  2. Thomas W. Bettge and John W. Weatherly and Warren M. Washington and David Pollard and Bruce P. Brieflenb and Warren G. Strand Jr. 1996:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Sea Ice Model
  3. Byron A. Boville and Peter R. Gent 1998:
    The {NCAR} Climate System Model, {Version} One
  4. Frank O. Bryan and Brian G. Kauffman and William G. Large and Peter R. Gent 0000:
    The {NCAR} Flux Coupler
  5. R. Dickenson and A. Henderson-Sellers and P. Kennedy 1993:
    Biosphere-Atmosphere Transfer Scheme (BATS) as Coupled to the NCAR Community Climate Model
  6. J. Hack and B. Boville and B. Briegleb and J. Kiehl and P. Rasch and D. Williamson 1992:
    Description of the NCAR Community Climate Model
  7. J. Hack and J. Rosinski and D. Williamson and B. Boville and J. Truesdale 1995:
    Computational design of the NCAR Community Climate Model
  8. Matthew Hecht 1998:
    The {NCAR} CSM Ocean Model Technical Note (Version 1.3)
  9. Matthew Hecht 1998:
    The {NCAR} Ocean Model User's Guide
  10. Brian G. Kauffman and Peter R. Gent 1999:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Pacific Basin Model Version 3.e Users Guide
  11. Brian Kauffman 1996:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Climatological Data Ice Model Version 4.0
  12. Brian Kauffman 1997:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Flux Coupler Version 4.0
  13. Brian G. Kauffman 1998:
    The {NCAR} {CSM} Flux Coupler Version 4.0 User's Guide
  14. Jeffrey T. Kiehl and James J. Hack and Gordon B. Bonan and Byron A. Boville and Bruce P. Briegleb and David L. Williamson and Phillip J. Rasch 1996:
    Description of the {NCAR} Community Climate Model {(CCM3)}
  15. Jeffrey T. Kiehl and James J. Hack and Gordon B. Bonan and Byron A. Boville and Bruce P. Briegleb and David L. Williamson and Phillip J. Rasch 1998:
    The National Center for Atmospheric Research Community Climate Model: {CCM3}
  16. Erik B. Kluzek and Jerry Olson and James M. Rosinski and John E. Truesdale and Mariana Vertenstein 1999:
    User's Guide to {NCAR} {CCM3.6}
  17. National Science Foundation 1997:
    NCAR and UCAR at the Millennium: A Vision for Science, Facilities, Service, and Leadership



Papers with keyword: Parallel


  1. Gabrielle Allen 2000:
    The Cactus Code: A Framework for Parallel Computing
  2. Gabrielle Allen 2000:
    The Cactus Code: A Parallel Collaborative Framework for Large Scale Computing
  3. V. Balaji 1999:
    Approaches to the Parallelization of a Spectral Atmospheric Model
  4. V. Balaji 1999:
    Approaches to the Parallelization of a Spectral Atmospheric Model
  5. Dinshaw Balsara and Daniel Quinlan and Steve McCormick and Alex Szalay 2000:
    Adaptive Parallel Methods for Reactive Fluid Dynamics and Particle Dynamics Driven by Applications to Galaxy Formation Problems
  6. Peter H. Beckman and Patricia K. Fasel and William F. Humphrey 1998:
    Efficient Coupling of Parallel Applications Using PAWS
  7. F. Bodin and P. Beckman and D. Gannon and S. Narayana and S. Yang :
    Distributed pC++: Basic Ideas for an Object Parallel Language
  8. David L. Brown and Geoffrey S. Chesshire and William D. Henshaw and Daniel J. Quinlan 1997:
    {OVERTURE}: An Object-Oriented Software System for Solving Partial Differential Equations in Serial and Parallel Environments
  9. Shirley Browne and Jack Dongarra and Anne Trefethen 1999:
    Numerical Libraries and Tools for Scalable Parallel Cluster Computing
  10. Bradford Chamberlain and Sung-Eun Choi and Lawrence Snyder 1997:
    A Compiler Abstraction for Machine Independent Parallel Communication Generation
  11. P. Corbett and D. Feitelson and S. Fineberg and Y. Hsu and B. Nitzberg and J. Prost and M. Snir and B. Traversat and P. Wong 1995:
    Overview of the MPI-IO Parallel I/O Interface
  12. David E. Culler and Andrea Dusseau and Seth Copen Goldstein and Arvind Krishnamurthy and Steven Lumetta and Thorsten von Eicken and Katherine Yelick 1992:
    Parallel Programming in Split-C
  13. C. DeLuca and J. Dennis 2000:
    Overview of Frameworks and Toolkits for Parallel Scientific Computing
  14. J. Demmel and S.L. Smith 1994:
    Parallelizing a Global Atmospheric Chemical Tracer Model
  15. J. Demmel and S.L. Smith 1995:
    Performance of a Parallel Global Atmospheric Chemical Tracer Model
  16. Chris H.Q. Ding and Yun He 1999:
    Data Organization and I/O in a Parallel Ocean Circulation Model
  17. J. B. Drake and R. E. Flanery and D. W. Walker and P. M. Worley and I. T. Foster and J. G. Michalakes and R. L. Stevens and J. J. Hack and D. L. Williamson 1993:
    The Message Passing Version of the Parallel Community Climate Model
  18. John Drake and Ian Foster and James J. hack and John Mischalakes and B. Dabvid Semeraro and Brian Toonen and David L. Williamson and Patrick Worley 1994:
    PCCM2: A GCM Adapted for Scalable Parallel Computers
  19. J. Drake and R. Flanery and B. Semeraro and P. Worley and I. Foster and J. Michalakes and J. Hack and D. Williamson 1996:
    Parallel Community Climate Model: Description and User's Guide
  20. L.A. Drummond and J.D. Farrara and C.R. Mechoso and J.Z. Lou 1997:
    Performance Optimization of an Atmospheric Model in Massively Parallel Computers
  21. L.A. Drummond and J.D. Farrara and C.R. Mechoso and J 1997:
    Parallel
  22. A. Ecer and J. Hauser and P. Leca and J. Periaux 1995:
    Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics
  23. John D. Farrara and Leroy A. Drummond and Carlos R. Mechoso and Joseph A. Spahr 1998:
    An Atmospheric General Circulation Model with Chemistry for the CRAY T3E - Design Performance Optimization and Coupling to an Ocean Model
  24. Ian Foster 1995:
    Designing and Building Parallel Programs
  25. I. Foster and B. Toonen 1995:
    Load-Balancing Algorithms for the Parallel Community Climate Model
  26. I. Foster and P. Worley :
    Parallelizing the spectral transform method: A comparison of alternative parallel algorithms
  27. G.C. Foxand P.D. Coddington 1994:
    Parallel Computers and Complex Systems
  28. Dennis Gannon and Shelby X. Yang and Peter Beckman 1994:
    User Guide for a Portable Parallel C++ Programming System, pC++
  29. C. Germain-Renaud and V. Neri 1998:
    Java-based Coupling for Parallel Predictive-Adaptive Domain Decomposition
  30. W. Gropp and E. Lusk and A. Skelljum 1994:
    Using {MPI}: {Portable} Parallel programming with the message-passing interface
  31. Thomas Gross and David R. O'Hallaron and Jaspal Subhlok 1994:
    Task Parallelism in a {High Performance Fortran} Framework
  32. J. Hack and J. Rosinski and D. Williamson and B. Boville and J. Truesdale 1995:
    Computational design of the NCAR Community Climate Model
  33. M.W. Hall and J. Mellor-Crummy and A. Carle and R. Rogridguez 1993:
    FIAT: A Framework for Interprocedural Analysis and Transformation
  34. Forrest M. Hoffman and William W. Hargrove 1999:
    Multivariate Geographic Clustering Using a Beowuilf-style Parallel Computer
  35. William Humphrey 1998:
    Efficient Coupling of Parallel Scientific Applications Using PAWS
  36. Rodney James and Tom Bettge and Steve Hammond 1998:
    Portability and Performance of a Parallel Coupled Climate Model
  37. M.T. Jones and P.E. Plassmann 1994:
    Parallel Algorithms for the Adaptive Refinement and Partitioning of Unstructured Meshes
  38. P.W. Jones and R.C. Malone and C.A. Lai :
    the Los Alamos Coupled Model
  39. Katarzyna Keahey and Dennis Gannon 1997:
    PARDIS: CORBA-Based Architecture for Application-Level Parallel Distributed Computation
  40. Scott R. Kohn and Scott B. Baden 1995:
    A Parallel Software Infrastructure for Structured Adaptive Mesh Methods
  41. Jay W. Larson 1998:
    Incorporating Parallel Computing into the Goddard Earth Observing Ssytem Data Assimilation System {(GEOS DAS)}
  42. G. von Laszewski and M. Seablom and M. Makivic and P.M. Lyster and S. Ranka 1995:
    Design Issues for the Parallelization of an Optimal Interpolation Algorithm
  43. P. Launay and J. Pazat 1998:
    A Framework for Parallel Programming in Java
  44. Paul Lu and Gregory V. Wilson 1996:
    Parallel Programming Using C++: An Overview of Current Systems
  45. Rob Lucchesi 1997:
    Requirements and Design of the {GEOS-3} Parallel I/O Subsystem
  46. R. Lucchesi and W. Sawyer and L.L. Takacs and P. Lyster and J. Zero 1999:
    {I/O} Parallelization for the {Goddard} Earth Observing System Data Assimilation System {(GEOS DAS)}
  47. P.M. Lyster and J. Abeles and L.-P. Chang and S.E. Cohn and K. Ekers and J. Guo and M. Harbor and D. Lamich and J.W. Larson and R. Lucchesi and R. Menard and R. Rood and S. Schubert and W. Sawyer and M. Sienkiewicz and A. da Silva and J. Stobie and S. Swift and L.L. Takacs and R. Todling and J. Zero 1997:
    Parallel Computing at the {NASA} {Data} {Assimilation} {Office}
  48. P.M. Lyster and S.E. Cohn and R. Menard and L.P. Chang and S.J. Lin and R.G. Olsen 1997:
    Parallel Implementation of a Kalman Filter for Constituent Data Assimilation
  49. P.M. Lyster 1997:
    PARDIS: CORBA-based Architecture for Application-Level Parallel Distributed Computation
  50. P.M. Lyster and K. Ekers and J. Guo and M. Harber and D. Lamich and J.W. Larson and R. Lucchesi and R. Rood and S. Schubert and W. Sawyer and M. Sienkiewicz and A. da Silva and J. Stobie and L.L. Takacs and J. Zero 1997:
    Parallel Computing at the {NASA} {Data} {Assimilation} {Office}
  51. P.M. Lyster and J.W. Larson and C.H.Q. Ding and J. Guo and W. Sawyer and A. da Silva and I. Stajner 1997:
    Design of the {Goddard} Earth Observing System {(GEOS)} Parallel Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System {(PSAS)}
  52. P.M. Lyster and J.W. Larson and J. Guo and W. Sawyer and A. da Silva and I. Stajner and C.H.Q. Ding and R. Ferraro 1996:
    Progress in the Parallel Implementation of the Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System {(PSAS)}
  53. P.M. Lyster and J.W. Larson and W. Sawyer and C.H.Q. Ding and L.-P. Chang and R. Menard and R. Rood and S.E. Cohn 2000:
    Reports on the Message-Passing Parallel Algorithms at the {Data} {Assimilation} {Office} {(DAO)} {Part I}: {The} {General} {Circulation} {Model} {(GCM)}
  54. P.M. Lyster and J.W. Larson and W. Sawyer and C.H.Q. Ding 1997:
    Description and Documentation of the Goddard Earth Observing System {(GEOS)} Parallel Physical-Space Statistical Analysis System {(PSAS)}
  55. Peter M. Lyster and William Sawyer and Lawrence L. Takacs 1997:
    Design of the {Goddard} Earth Observing System {(GEOS)} Parallel General Circulation Model {(GCM)}
  56. Peter Lyster and Lawrence Takacs and William Sawyer 1997:
    Requirements and Preliminary Design for the Parallel GEOS-3 General Circulation Mode {GCM} Subsystem
  57. Allen D. Malony and Janice E. Cuny 2000:
    Parallel Program Analysis Framework for the ACTS Toolkit
  58. V. John Mathews 1997:
    Image Compression Using Human Visual System Models, Wavelet Transform Coding, and Massively Parallelizable Algorithms
  59. C.R. Mechoso and C.C. Ma and J.D. Farrara and J.A. Spahr and R.W. Moore 1993:
    Parallelization and Distribution of a Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean General Circulation Model
  60. J. Merlin and S. Baden and S. Fink and B. Chapman 1999:
    Multiple Data Parallelism with HPF and KeLP
  61. John Michalakes 1997:
    RLS: A Parallel Runtime System Library for Atmospheric Models with Nesting
  62. Ton Ngo and Lawrence Snyder and Bradford Chamberlain 1997:
    Portable Performance of Data Parallel Languages
  63. J. Niemiec 1993:
    CC++, pC++, Charm and Orca: Languages for Parallel Programming
  64. Joseph Maximilian Oberhuber 1999:
    PIPE - Parallel Isopycnal Primitive Equation OGCM
  65. Manish Parashar 1998:
    DAGH: An Infrastructure for Implementing Parallel AMR Methods for PDE Solutions
  66. Manish Parashar and J.C. Browne 1997:
    Systems Engineering Issues in the Implementation of an Infrastructure for Parallel Structured Adaptive Meshes
  67. K.S. Prashant and V.J. Mathews 1995:
    A Massively Parallel Algorithm for Vector Quantization
  68. Dan Quinlan 1998:
    OVERTURE An Object-Oriented Framework for Parallel Scientific Computing
  69. Beth Richardson 1998:
    How to Parallelize a Code
  70. William Sawyer 1999:
    {FVCCM} Parallelization Primer
  71. William Sawyer and Arlindo da Silva and Peter Lyster and Lawrence Takacs 1997:
    The Design of {PILGRIM}: A Parallel Integrated Library for Grid Manipulation used for Earth Science Calculations
  72. William Sawyer and Lawrence L. Takacs and Arlindo da Silva and Peter Lyster 1999:
    {PILGRIM}: {A} Parallel Library for Grid Manipulation in Earth Science Calculations
  73. Daniel S. Schaffer and Max J. Suarez 200:
    Next Stop: Teraflop: The Parallelization of an Atmospheric General Circulation Model
  74. Ed Seidel 2000:
    Cactus - Developing Parallel Computational Tools to Study Black Hole, Neutron Star, (or Airplane) Collisions
  75. Albert Semtner 1998:
    Ocean and Climate Modeling on Advanced Parallel Computers: Progress and Prospects
  76. Brent Smolinksi and Scott Kohn and Noah Elliott and Nathan Dykman 1999:
    Language Interoperability for High-Performance Parallel Scientific Components
  77. John de St. Germain and Steve Parker and John McCorquodale and Chris Johnson 2000:
    Uintah - A Massively Parallel Problem Solving Environment
  78. J. Stobie 1999:
    An Efficient Objective Analysis System for Parallel Computers
  79. R. Triolet and F. Irigoin and P. Feautrier 1986:
    Direct Parallelization of CALL Statements
  80. G. von Laszewski 1996:
    The Parallel Data Assimilation System and its Implications on a Metacomputing Environment
  81. Ping Wang and Daniel S. Katz and Yi Chao 1997:
    Optimization of a Parallel Ocean General Circulation Model
  82. M.F. Wehner and A.A. Mirin and P.G. Eltgroth and W.P. Dannevik and C.R. Mechoso and J.D. Farrara and J.A. Spahr 1995:
    Performance of Distributed Memory Finite Difference Atmospheric General Circulation Model
  83. 1996:
    Parallel Programming Using C++