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Getting Started with HemeLB task for ISC26 SCC (In-Person Part)

Getting Started with HemeLB task for ISC26 SCC (In-Person Part)

HemeLB is a 3D blood flow simulation code based on the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM). Optimised to solve for macroscopic flows in sparse domains characteristic of arteries and veins, it has been used to simulate flows from retinal vessels, to aneurysms to human-scale arterial trees. It is an open-source code built using C++ and MPI. Recent work has been undertaken to enable the HemeLB code to run on multiple GPU architectures. Both versions have demonstrated excellent strong scaling performance on some of the largest and fastest supercomputers on the planet.

 

To get started with HemeLB, see Getting Started with HemeLB for ISC26 SCC (Virtual Part)

 

Task and Submissions

  1. Run the application on your team cluster with the given input .

  2. Submit your best performance (stdout), build script, run script, input_PP.xml, report.txt and report.xml. Do not submit multiple results nor binary files.