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For a realistic I/O load, the in-situ pipeline consumes 43% less energy than the post-processing pipeline. Contrary to expectations, our findings also show that ...
A recent trend in high-performance scientific visualization seeks to move away from post-processing visualization to insitu visualization due to I/O ...
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Adhinarayanan et al., “On the Greenness of In-situ and Post-Processing Visualization. Pipelines,” 11thWorkshop on High-Performance, Power-Aware Computing ...
Co-authors ; On the Greenness of In-Situ and Post-Processing Visualization Pipelines. V Adhinarayanan, W Feng, J Woodring, D Rogers, J Ahrens. 2015 IEEE ...
On the Greenness of In-Situ and Post-Processing Visualization Pipelines. 2015 IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium Workshop ...
Adhinarayanan et al., “On the Greenness of In-situ and Post-Processing. Visualization Pipelines,” Proceedings of the11th Workshop on High-Performance Power.
On the Greenness of. In-situ and Post-Processing Visualization Pipelines. Proceedings of the 11th Workshop on High-Performance. Power Aware Computing (HPPAC) ...
Jan 19, 2024 · We investigated the computational cost and energy consumption of some rendering techniques by using the PowerAPI and KVS (Kyoto Visualization System) on the ...
Abstract—This paper makes a case for using low-power em- bedded GPUs for the purpose of executing high-performance scientific visualization tasks.