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I
live in San Diego,
California, where I work at the San Diego Supercomputer
Center in the Data-Enabled Scientific Computing Division. I am also a Research Faculty member at the Computational Sciences Research Center and the Department of Computer Science at San Diego State University.
See https://thomas.sdsu.edu for more information on my SDSU activities.
My research is focussed on education, outreach & training on HPC systems,
computational science, parallel programming, and advanced computational environments that support high-end scientific applications.
Current projects include:
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Developing educational and training materials to support the work of scientists running computational problems on HPC systems, including the SDSC
Comet and
Triton Shared Computing Cluster (TSCC) systems.
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Investigation into parallelization of the General Curvilinear Coastal Ocean Model (GCCOM), which is
a nested, 3D staggered grid coastal ocean model.
GCCOM is a non-hydrostatic, large eddie simulation (LES) CFD model capable of running both ocean and atmospheric simulations at very high resolutions (meter-scale). Parallelization approaches include MPI and GPU techniques.
For a list of recent/selected publications, check here.
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