Scientific Programming, Volume 8

Volume 8, Number 1, 2000

John Michalakes: The same-source parallel MM5. 5-12
Ulrich Schättler, Günther Doms, Jürgen Steppele: Requirements and problems in parallel model development at DWD. 13-22
Michel Desgagné, Stephen J. Thomas, Michel Valin: Performance of MC2 and the ECMWF IFS forecast model on the Fujitsu VPP700 and NEC SX-4M. 23-30
Thomas E. Rosmond: A scalable version of the Navy Operational Global Atmospheric Prediction System spectral forecast model. 31-38
Richard S. Hemler: Key elements of the user-friendly, GFDL SKYHI general circulation model. 39-47
Daniel S. Schaffer, Max J. Suárez: Design and performance analysis of a massively parallel atmospheric general circulation model. 49-57

David Maley, Ivor T. A. Spence: Config: a case study in combining software engineering techniques. 59-71
Thomas Fahringer, A. Pozgaj: P^3T+: A performance estimator for distributed and parallel programs. 73-93
Joan M. Francioni, Cherri M. Pancake: A debugging standard for high-performance computing. 95-108

Petter E. Bjørstad: Coordinate free numerics. 209-
Philip W. Grant, Magne Haveraaen, Michael F. Webster: Coordinate free programming of computational fluid dynamics problems. 211-230
Magne Haveraaen: Machine and collection abstractions for user-implemented data-parallel programming. 231-246
T. B. Dinesh, Magne Haveraaen, Jan Heering: An algebraic programming style for numerical software and its optimization. 247-259
Magne Haveraaen: Case study on algebraic software methodologies for scientific computing. 261-273