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Website of Daniel W. Barnette |
Most recent projects are listed first. This project involves developing test and evaluation software for Cray's Red Storm Supercomputer, to be delivered to Sandia in 2004. This site is password protected. Contact
me for further information.
This project involves maintaining and developing the test and evaluation software for Intel's Teraflops Supercomputer. This site is password protected. Contact
me for further information. The BREAKUP (patent
#6,356,860) code is software designed to divide overset grids into
load balanced subgrids for parallel computing. Visit this site for various examples and
solutions for ocean modeling around the Greater Antilles islands and flow around
an airfoil. A link is provided to the Sandia report. This site presents a fascinating computational grid
generation approach (patent
#6,519,553) I discovered that is ripe for research. The basic idea is to develop grids that annihilate
the convective truncation error terms in the discretized Navier-Stokes equations.
Resulting equations indicate that grids and flow fields can be generated with
little user interaction, resulting in an automated grid generation technique. A link
is provided to the Sandia report. Further developments may result in significant
breakthroughs in structured grid generation. Results are presented for genetically-derived algorithms applied
to robotic 'bugs' (simulated robotic vehicles) finding a signal source. Sandia's internal ballistics code ONEGUN is discussed. The code
SHOCKS is also discussed. This code predicts shock standoff parameters for cones, spheres,
and sphere cones. Stagnation heating is also predicted for blunt shapes. Other results
from past projects are discussed. Program SHOCKS is a computer code for fast-analysis of familiar
shapes in super- and hypersonic flow. Details are discussed.
Lockheed Martin and Sandia joined forces to port production computational fluid dynamics codes to run efficiently on Sandia's parallel compute clusters. Check this site for more details. (Contact me for access.)
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