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SUMMARY:A Multi-GPU Supercomputing Framework for 3D High-Resolution Forwar
 d and Inverse Iterative Solvers in Julia
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nA Multi-GPU Supercomputing Framework for 3D H
 igh-Resolution Forward and Inverse Iterative Solvers in Julia\n\nRäss, Reu
 ber, Holbach, Omlin\n\nAlongside fault zones, porous rocks exhibit efficie
 nt pathways for fluids to migrate from depth to surface. Nonlinear hydrome
 chanical processes suggest that buoyant fluid pockets trapped within creep
 -activated porous host rocks can accumulate and migrate to the surface as 
 solitary waves of porosity. The porosity distribution of such systems is m
 ostly unknown while highly relevant for carbon dioxide sequestration or oi
 l and gas operations. Seismic imaging methods unveil vertical chimneys by 
 inverting for an effective seismic wave speed. However, these seismic chim
 neys may not directly be mapped to a porosity distribution. Here, we inver
 t for the 3-D porosity field calculating the pointwise gradients of the ve
 rtical fluid flux at the surface with respect to the porosity using an adj
 oint method. The forward and adjoint problems are solved using an implicit
  finite difference scheme and a pseudo-transient solver. The iterative and
  matrix-free solver only requires local information and thus fully exploit
 s the potential of GPUs. We present a Julia-based 3-D MPI-GPU framework to
  solve the forward and adjoint problems as well as the gradient equation. 
 We assess the performance of the 3-D memory-bounded solvers using a simple
  metric. Our development relies on the ParallelStencil.jl and ImplicitGoba
 lGrid.jl packages enabling high-performance stencil-based calculations and
  optimal distributed memory parallelisation.\n\nDomain: CS and Math, Clima
 te and Weather, Physics, Solid Earth Dynamics
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