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Wendelberger, Joanne

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Cinema Toolkit

Cinema is a workflow and toolkit for capturing, storing and exploring extreme scale scientific data. It is a highly interactive image-based approach to data analysis and exploration that promotes investigation of large scientific datasets, and is easily integrated into existing workflows through extensions to widely used open source tools. In short, many different images of the dataset are captured and stored in a database, along with metadata describing the images. This provides a method of exploration that is unlike other current methods. This novel approach supports interactive exploration of a wide range of results, while still significantly reducing data movement and storage. The Cinema toolkit includes database specifications and software such as database writers, database viewers, algorithms and other support software that enable a wide variety of applications to write, operate on, and view Cinema databases.

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Framework for Analysis and Visualization of Simulation Data (VizAly)

As supercomputing resources increase, cosmological scientists are able to run more detailed and larger simulations generating massive amounts of data. Analyzing these simulations with an available open-source toolkit is important for collaborative Department of Energy scientific discovery across labs, universities, and other partners. Developed software as a part of this collection include: comparing data with other existing simulations, verifying and validating results with observation databases, new halo finder algorithms, and using analytical tools to get insights into the physics of the cosmological universe. The goal of this software project is to provide a set of open-source libraries, tools, and packages for large-scale cosmology that allows scientists to visualize, analyze, and compare large-scale simulation and observational data sets. Developed software will provide a variety of methods for processing, visualization, and analysis of astronomical observation and cosmological simulation data. These tools are intended for deployment on multiple scientific computing platforms, including but not limited to personal computers, cloud computing, experimental sites (telescopes) and high performance supercomputers.

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