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conference on high performance computing (supercomputing) | 1994

Development and achievement of NAL Numerical Wind Tunnel (NWT) for CFD computations

Hideaki Miyoshi; Masahiro Fukuda; Toshiyuki Iwamiya; Takashi Nakamura; M. Tuchiya; Masahiro Yoshida; Kazuomi Yamamoto; Yoshiro Yamamoto; Satoru Ogawa; Yuichi Matsuo; Takashi Yamane; Moriyuki Takamura; Masataka Ikeda; Shin Okada; Yoshinori Sakamoto; Tomohiko Kitamura; H. Hatama; Masahiko Kishimoto

NAL Numerical Wind Tunnel (NWT) is a distributed memory parallel computer developed through joint research and development of NAL and Fujitsu. It is based on the analysis of CFD codes developed in NAL. The target performance is more than 100 times faster than VP400. In this paper, the parallel computation model employed in the development of the NWT is described. The specification and feature of the NWT and the NWT Fortran are discussed. Finally, performance evaluations and some applications are presented. We find that the target performance is attained.<<ETX>>


Digest of Papers. Compcon Spring | 1993

Overview of the Fujitsu VPP500 supercomputer

Kenichi Miura; Moriyuki Takamura; Yoshinori Sakamoto; Shin Okada

The authors present an overview of the Fujitsu VPP500 vector parallel processor. The VPP500 is a high-performance, highly parallel distributed memory system. A crossbar network interconnects 4 to 222 processing elements, which gives a maximum system performance of up to 355 GFLOPS and an aggregate memory capacity of at most 55 Gbyte. The UNIX SVR4-based operating system, modified for the VPP500s distributed memory environment, supports the FORTRAN77 compiler to present the programmer with a high-performance, shared memory paradigm.<<ETX>>


Systems and Computers in Japan | 1996

The software on the VPP500 system

Shin Okada; Yoshinori Sakamoto; Noboru Asai

The VPP500 system is a commercial, distributed memory, parallel computer system based on vector parallel architecture. The software of the VPP500 system is described here. The OS is UNIX-based, enhanced with distributed parallel features. A system that is easy to use and has high performance requires a (1) realized one-system image ; (2) pursued ultrahigh performance ; and (3) enhanced operation of the system. To satisfy two fundamental requirements of a language processor system, (1) effective use of the existing program assets and (2) extraction of potential performance of hardware system, we have implemented VPP Fortran (the standard FORTRAN77 enhanced with the features of parallel processing). The various data on VPP Fortran show that the VPP500 system, which consists of hardware, OS and language processor system, has both high performance and high efficiency.


Archive | 2008

Simulation device for co-verifying hardware and software

Yoshinori Sakamoto; Toshiyuki Tanimizu; Fuyuki Matsubayashi; Ryo Kuya; Tatsuya Yoshino; Hideo Miyake; Masaharu Kimura; Yukoh Matsumoto


Archive | 2015

MONITORING METHOD AND MONITORING APPARATUS

Yusuke Koyanagi; Kenji Kobayashi; Masazumi Matsubara; Yoshinori Sakamoto


Archive | 2011

COMPLEX EVENT DISTRIBUTING APPARATUS, COMPLEX EVENT DISTRIBUTING METHOD, AND COMPLEX EVENT DISTRIBUTING PROGRAM

Yoshinori Sakamoto


Archive | 2011

COMPLEX EVENT PROCESSING APPARATUS AND COMPLEX EVENT PROCESSING METHOD

Yoshinori Sakamoto


Archive | 2012

DEVICE AND METHOD FOR ARRANGING QUERY

Hidekazu Takahashi; Yoshinori Sakamoto; Nobutaka Imamura


Archive | 2011

Arrangement device, arrangement program, and arrangement method

Hidekazu Takahashi; 秀和 高橋; Yoshinori Sakamoto; 喜則 坂本; Nobutaka Imamura; 信貴 今村


Archive | 2015

DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING SYSTEM AND CONTROL METHOD

Kenji Kobayashi; Yusuke Koyanagi; Nobutaka Imamura; Masazumi Matsubara; Yoshinori Sakamoto

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