ATIP Workshop on Chinese HPC Research Toward New Platforms and Real Applications

亚洲技术信息计划（ATIP）计划在德克萨斯州奥斯汀举行的SC'15研讨会上举办一次研讨会，该研讨会将提供中国关键HPC研发的平衡画面。在过去的5到10年里，中国已经成为一个重要的HPC参与者。尽管一些美国专家在关注中国的研究，但对其他人来说，没有连贯的方法来完全理解正在发生的事情。对于那些不熟悉如何获得最好的中国研究成果的年轻美国研究人员来说，情况尤其如此。更广泛的影响将包括美中在计算研究方面的潜在合作。更重要的是，它使美国研究人员能够跟上中国的发展，并将最好的想法纳入他们在美国的研究。它还将使美国的资助机构能够及时了解中国资助机构在HPC方面的优先事项。研讨会将包括来自大学、政府机构和工业界的中国研究人员的演讲、海报和讨论，讨论系统、中心和政府计划，组件、系统软件和应用的进展，以及人力资源和生态系统的发展。这一平衡的计划将使美国研究界能够更全面地了解当前形势，并更好地评估潜在的合作机会。作为该提案的一部分，ATIP将支持至少8名美国年轻研究人员，这些研究人员被认为具有与中国同行重叠的研究兴趣的高潜力，并且通常无法参加SC。中国研究界的成员已经同意支持渴望分享他们的想法并参与合作工作的中国类似学生的出席。此次研讨会的主要内容是为美国和国际HPC研究界的成员提供一个独特的机会，与中国和美国的顶尖科学家和顶尖研究生进行互动和直接讨论。

The Asian Technology Information Program (ATIP) proposes to hold a Workshop at SC'15 in Austin, TX, that will provide a balanced picture of key Chinese HPC R&D. Over the past 5 to 10 years, China has emerged as a significant HPC player. Although a few US experts are following Chinese research, for others there is no coherent way to fully understand what is occurring. This is specifically true for younger US researchers who are not familiar with where to access the best Chinese research. Broader impacts will include potential US-China collaborative efforts in computational research. More importantly, it enables US researchers to keep abreast of developments in China and to incorporate the best ideas in their research in the US. It will also enable funding agencies in the US to keep abreast of the priorities of Chinese funding agencies in HPC. The Workshop will include presentations, posters, and discussions by Chinese researchers from universities, government institutes, and industry in sessions addressing systems, centers, and government plans, progress in components, system software, and applications, and human resource and eco-system development. This balanced program will enable the US research community to gain a more holistic understanding of the current situation and better evaluate potential opportunities for collaboration. As part of this proposal, ATIP will support at least eight young US researchers identified as having a high potential for research interests that overlap with their Chinese counterparts and who would normally be unable to attend SC. Members of the Chinese research community have agreed to support attendance by similar students in China who are anxious to share their ideas and engage in collaborative work. The key aspect of the proposed Workshop will be the unique opportunity for members of the US and international HPC research community to interact and have direct discussions with the top Chinese scientists and leading graduate students in both China and the US.