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SUMMARY:Advances in Computational Geosciences, Part I
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nComputational geosciences leverage advanced c
 omputational methods to improve our understanding of the interiors of  Ear
 th and other planets. They combine numerical models to understand the curr
 ent state of physical quantities describing a system, to predict their fut
 ure states, and to infer unknown parameters of those models from data meas
 urements. Such models produce highly nonlinear numerical systems with extr
 emely large numbers of unknowns.\nThe ever-increasing power and availabili
 ty of High Performance Computing (HPC) facilities offers researchers unpre
 cedented opportunities to continually increase both the spatiotemporal res
 olution and the physical complexity of their numerical models. However, th
 is requires complex numerical methods and their implementations that can h
 arness the HPC resources efficiently for problem sizes of billions of degr
 ees of freedom.\nThe goal of this minisymposium is to bring scientists who
  work in theory, numerical methods, algorithms and scientific software eng
 ineering for scalable numerical modelling and inversion. Examples include,
  but are not limited to, geodynamics, multi-phase geophysical flow modelli
 ng, seismic wave propagation and imaging, seismic tomography and inversion
  of large data sets, development of elaborate workflows including HPC for 
 imaging problems, ice-sheet modelling, and urgent computing for natural ha
 zards.\n\nTowards Non-Uniform Staggered Grids with DMStag\n\nSanan\n\nWe p
 resent recent developments related to the computations on staggered grids,
  enable by the StagBL project and the DMStag component in PETSc. These are
  motivated by the need to solve large geophysical Stokes problems with hig
 hly-variable viscosity. Here, we discuss capabilities to construct scalabl
 ...\n\n---------------------\nFlexible Computational Abstractions in the D
 esign and Implementation of Multiphysics Preconditioners\n\nMitchell\n\nSm
 all block overlapping, and non-overlapping, Schwarz methods are theoretica
 lly highly attractive as multigrid smoothers for a wide variety of problem
 s that are not amenable to point relaxation methods. Examples include mono
 lithic Vanka smoothers for Stokes, overlapping vertex-patch decompositions
  f...\n\n---------------------\nSolving Nonlinear Partial Differential Equ
 ations on GPU Supercomputers Using Julia\n\nOmlin, Räss, Keepfer, Kwasniew
 ski, Malvoisin...\n\nWe present a self-contained approach for the developm
 ent of massively scalable multi-GPU solvers for coupled nonlinear systems 
 of partial differential equations (PDE) in Julia. The approach encompasses
  numerics, implementation and performance evaluation. It relies on the usa
 ge of a powerful stencil-...\n\n---------------------\nA Multi-GPU Superco
 mputing Framework for 3D High-Resolution Forward and Inverse Iterative Sol
 vers in Julia\n\nRäss, Reuber, Holbach, Omlin\n\nAlongside fault zones, po
 rous rocks exhibit efficient pathways for fluids to migrate from depth to 
 surface. Nonlinear hydromechanical processes suggest that buoyant fluid po
 ckets trapped within creep-activated porous host rocks can accumulate and 
 migrate to the surface as solitary waves of porosity....\n\n\nDomain: CS a
 nd Math, Climate and Weather, Physics, Solid Earth Dynamics
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