Workshop

Dr Simon Campbell1 1School of Physics and Astronomy at Monash University Whilst 1D stellar models have been very successful in reproducing many features of stars, some of their success is based on parameterisation and calibration, as opposed to good physical...

Dr. Amarpal S Kapoor1 1Intel   Parallelism and Machine Learning are both critical to achieving performance at all levels of the computing landscape, from small edge devices to the largest supercomputers. Taking advantage of the environments to work with the...

Carmi Cronje2, John Morrissey2, Gerry Ryder2, Natasha Simons1, Anne Stevenson2 1ANDS, Brisbane, Australia 2CSIRO   Audience: Researchers and higher degree research students who are, or will be, managing data or primary materials in their research. Workshop length: half-day Overview: Good research...

Mrs Veronica Shingler1, Mr Xavier Goldie1 1AURIN, Melbourne, Australia   AURIN provides urban researchers, policy and decision-makers with an infrastructure to facilitate web-based access to a wealth of information on urban environments across Australia. AURIN provides live links to some...

Mr Daniel Collins1 1CSIRO, Bentley, Australia   The Scientific Programming Using Python workshops aim to provide a broad overview of the role of Python in Scientific Computing. In addition to presentations, case-studies, and discussion, participants will work through hands-on modules...

Dr Daniel Grimwood1, Dr Roger Edberg2 1Pawsey Supercomputing Centre, Kensington, Australia, 2NCI, Canberra, Australia   We aim to empower attendees with the knowledge and ability to use the high performance computing infrastructure at Australia’s two peak facilities; NCI and Pawsey. ...

Mr Ben Thurgood1 1Amazon Web Services, Barton, Australia   In this workshop participants learn to solve Machine / Deep Learning problems using the tools available in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud. The development and application of machine learning models...

Mr Michael Milton1,2, A/Prof Andrew  Lonie1 1Melbourne Bioinformatics, University of Melbourne 2Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance   Common Workflow Language (or CWL), is a growing language for defining workflows in a cross-platform and cross-domain manner. In biology in particular, we need...

Dr Matthew Whiting1 1CSIRO, Epping, Australia   Radio astronomy is experiencing a rapid increase in the computing requirements for data processing, driven by new technologies allowing wide fields of view and large frequency bandwidths. CSIRO’s Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder...