Changes between Version 78 and Version 79 of FeaturesofPdaf
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- Sep 23, 2020, 4:34:11 PM (4 years ago)
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v78 v79 74 74 75 75 The regular tests use a rather small configuration with a simulated model. This model is also included in the test suite of the downloadable PDAF package. 76 In addition, the scalability of PDAF was examined with a real implementation with the finite element ocean model (FEOM, Danilov et al., A finite-element ocean model: Principles and evaluation. Ocean Modeling 6 (2004) 125-150). In these tests up to 4800 processor cores of a supercomputer have been used (see [PublicationsandPresentations Nerger and Hiller (2013)]). 76 In addition, the scalability of PDAF was examined with a real implementation with the finite element ocean model (FEOM, Danilov et al., A finite-element ocean model: Principles and evaluation. Ocean Modeling 6 (2004) 125-150). In these tests up to 4800 processor cores of a supercomputer have been used (see [PublicationsandPresentations Nerger and Hiller (2013)]). In Nerger et al., GMD (2020), the scalability was assessed up to 12144 processor cores for the coupled atmosphere-ocean model AWI-CM (Sidorenko et al., 2015). 77 77 78 78 To examine PDAF's behavior with large-scale cases, experiments with the simulated model have been performed. By now the biggest case had a state dimension of 8.64^.^10^11^. An observation vector of size 1.73^.^10^10^ was assimilated. For these experiments, the computations used 57600 processor cores. In this case, the dimensions were limited by the available memory of the compute nodes. Using an ensemble of 25 states, the distributed ensemble array occupied about 2.9 GBytes of memory for each core (about 165 TBytes in total).
