New Horizons at the Interface Between Computational Astrophysics and Big Data
S. MohamedUniversity of Cape TownBhargav VaidyaIndian Institute of Technology IndoreSambatra AndrianomenaSARAO, Liesbeek HouseC. DafonteCITIC, University of A CoruñaThomas DutkiewiczSpace Telescope Science InstituteGordian EdenhoferMax Planck Institute for AstrophysicsTuğba ErolErciyes University Astronomy and SpaceB. FragaA. S. HojaevUlugh Beg Astronomical Institute, UASLindsay R. HouseThe University of Texas at AustinReuben ImmelmanUniversity of the Free StateAgnieszka JaniukPolish Academy of SciencesHanwool KooUniversity of the Western CapeM. ManteigaCITIC, University of A CoruñaL. MarchettiINAF - Istituto di RadioastronomiaNomthendeleko MothaUniversity of the Western CapeAdrien C. R. ThobUniversity of PennsylvaniaGerardo UrrutiaUniversity of VirginiaGuo-Jian WangStellenbosch UniversityI. P. van der WesthuizenUniversity of Virginia
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Abstract With the advance of ‘Big Data’ large-scale surveys and similarly record-breaking simulations, the traditional divisions between computational astrophysics and observational astronomy are eroding. In the era of exascale computing, what new science and perspectives will the marriage of simulations and big data bring? And how do we prepare for it, lay the groundwork for bringing innovation both in hardware infrastructure and software while engaging with the community at large? What are the challenges and the opportunities that arise at the interface between simulations and big data? These are the timely questions addressed in this focus meeting.
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