Demonstrations
At SC13, scientists, engineers, and technologists from 7 NASA centers and several universities will present their agency-related work over the last year. The 33 demonstrations below provide details of these projects, along with stunning and fact-filled images and videos.
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Michael Barad
Innovating the Future of the Passenger Airplane Mikhail Belyaev
Exciting Waves in Accretion Disk Boundary Layers Rupak Biswas
NASA Embarks on the Quantum Computing Path C Laura Carriere
Advancing Research and Applications with NASA Climate Model Data Renyue Cen
State-of-the-Art Galaxy Formation Simulations Neal Chaderjian
Advancing Rotorcraft Simulation Using Computational Fluid Dynamics Robert Ciotti
Supercomputing: A Ground-Based Instrument for Exploration D Dan Duffy
Exploring the Overlap of High-Performance Computing and Big Data for Climate G Michael Grygier
Long Live the International Space Station H Chris Hill
Understanding Our Planet's Evolving Ocean, Ice, Carbon, and Ecology J Henry Jin
Maia: An Early Evaluation of an Intel Xeon Phi-Based System K Mehdi Khorrami
Enabling a Quieter Approach for Aircraft Landing Cetin Kiris
Computational Fluid Dynamics Support for Space Launch Vehicles Irina Kitiashvili
Magnetic Carpet on the Sun Richard Klein
Formation of Massive Stars from Giant, Turbulent Molecular Clouds Alexander Kosovichev
Our Closest Star: The Enigmatic Sun L Eric Larour
Improving Predictions of Sea Level Rise with the Ice Sheet System Model Xiaowen Li
Modeling Hurricanes and Other High-Impact Weather Systems in High Resolution M Jeffrey Moder
Designing Aircraft Engines to Burn Lean and Clean N Eric Nielsen
Efficient Physics-Based Analysis and Design for Complex Aerospace Configurations O Timofey Ovcharenko
A Year of Curiosity on Mars Timofey Ovcharenko
Plumes on Venus: Clues to the Planet's Interior P Doris Pan
Porting Earth Science Applications to Next-Generation Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessors Craig Pelissier
Climate Dynamics on the Intel Xeon Phi Bruce Pfaff
Technology Updates at the NASA Center for Climate Simulation S Shawn Seader
Kepler Lives On: It's All in the Data T Glenn Tamkin
MERRA Analytic Services: Orchestrating Big Data with Climate Analytics-as-a-Service William Thigpen
HECC - Continuing NASA's 30-Year Legacy of Supercomputing Innovation V Petr Votava
Zooming in with the NASA Earth Exchange W Phil Webster
Data-Centric Science at the NASA Center for Climate Simulation Brandon Williams
Predicting Rocket Blast Environments Y H. Q. Yang
Exploring Nonlinear Slosh Damping in Propellant Tanks H. Q. Yang
Simulations of Fluid-Structure Interactions in Propulsion Systems
Innovating the Future of the Passenger Airplane Mikhail Belyaev
Exciting Waves in Accretion Disk Boundary Layers Rupak Biswas
NASA Embarks on the Quantum Computing Path C Laura Carriere
Advancing Research and Applications with NASA Climate Model Data Renyue Cen
State-of-the-Art Galaxy Formation Simulations Neal Chaderjian
Advancing Rotorcraft Simulation Using Computational Fluid Dynamics Robert Ciotti
Supercomputing: A Ground-Based Instrument for Exploration D Dan Duffy
Exploring the Overlap of High-Performance Computing and Big Data for Climate G Michael Grygier
Long Live the International Space Station H Chris Hill
Understanding Our Planet's Evolving Ocean, Ice, Carbon, and Ecology J Henry Jin
Maia: An Early Evaluation of an Intel Xeon Phi-Based System K Mehdi Khorrami
Enabling a Quieter Approach for Aircraft Landing Cetin Kiris
Computational Fluid Dynamics Support for Space Launch Vehicles Irina Kitiashvili
Magnetic Carpet on the Sun Richard Klein
Formation of Massive Stars from Giant, Turbulent Molecular Clouds Alexander Kosovichev
Our Closest Star: The Enigmatic Sun L Eric Larour
Improving Predictions of Sea Level Rise with the Ice Sheet System Model Xiaowen Li
Modeling Hurricanes and Other High-Impact Weather Systems in High Resolution M Jeffrey Moder
Designing Aircraft Engines to Burn Lean and Clean N Eric Nielsen
Efficient Physics-Based Analysis and Design for Complex Aerospace Configurations O Timofey Ovcharenko
A Year of Curiosity on Mars Timofey Ovcharenko
Plumes on Venus: Clues to the Planet's Interior P Doris Pan
Porting Earth Science Applications to Next-Generation Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessors Craig Pelissier
Climate Dynamics on the Intel Xeon Phi Bruce Pfaff
Technology Updates at the NASA Center for Climate Simulation S Shawn Seader
Kepler Lives On: It's All in the Data T Glenn Tamkin
MERRA Analytic Services: Orchestrating Big Data with Climate Analytics-as-a-Service William Thigpen
HECC - Continuing NASA's 30-Year Legacy of Supercomputing Innovation V Petr Votava
Zooming in with the NASA Earth Exchange W Phil Webster
Data-Centric Science at the NASA Center for Climate Simulation Brandon Williams
Predicting Rocket Blast Environments Y H. Q. Yang
Exploring Nonlinear Slosh Damping in Propellant Tanks H. Q. Yang
Simulations of Fluid-Structure Interactions in Propulsion Systems