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1 Hybrid Strategies for the NEMO Ocean Model on! Many-core Processors! I. Epicoco, S. Mocavero, G. Aloisio! University of Salento & CMCC, Italy! 2012 Programming weather, climate, and earth-system models on heterogeneous multi-core platforms! Boulder (CO) Sept , 2012!
2 Introduction! NEMO uses! Time discretization based on a three level scheme where the tendency term is evaluated centered in time, forward or backward depending on the nature of the term! Space discretization using the Arakawa C grid! vertical discretization is based on full step or partial step z- or s-coordinates! for tracers and momentum explicit, split-explicit and filtered free surface formulations are implemented! NEMO is characterized by:! Intensive memory usage! 2D MPI parallelization! Cross communication pattern (using point-to-point calls).!
3 Goal! Evaluating different hybrid parallel approaches for multi-core architectures:! Reducing the communication time! Exploiting the shared memory! Exploiting the memory hierarchy!
4 Test case: Advection schema for tracers! In the MUSCL formulation (traadv_muscl.f90), the tracer is evaluated at velocity points assuming a linear tracer variation between two adjacent T-points! The implementation follows this steps:! - Horizontal advective fluxes! - First guess of the slopes! - Boundaries exchange among processes! - Evaluation of the slopes! - Evaluation of the MUSCL fluxes! - Boundaries exchange among processes! - Vertical advective fluxes! - Evaluation of the slopes! - Evaluation of the MUSCL fluxes! The implementation uses 3 nested loops along i, j and k directions! The MPI communication uses a cross pattern (with point-to-point calls)!
5 Outer loop parallelization! Only the loops along k are distributed among the parallel threads:! PROs:! - It is extremely simple to implement! - It introduces minimum amount of parallel overhead! CONs:! - The parallelism is limited to the number of vertical levels (O(10 2 ))!
6 Tile based paralleization! Each MPI sub-domain is divided into 3D tiles; the available tiles are distributed among the parallel threads! PROs:! - It allows a fine grained parallelism (up to a single grid point)! CONs:! - The cache misses are greater since the approach does not preserve a contiguous memory access!
7 Loops Merge parallelization! The 3 nested loops are merged together and all of the iteration are distributed among the threads! PROs:! - It allows a fine grained parallelism (up to a single grid point)! CONs:! - It requires a deep revision of the arrays indexes!
8 Architectures! IBM P6 (Calypso at CMCC)! P575 nodes with 16 dual-core chips! 4 QUAD with 4 processors each! Memory: 128GB per node! Infiniband 4x DDR interconnection! IBM idataplex (PLX at Cineca)! idataplex M3 nodes with 2 6-core chips! Memory: 48GB per node! Interconnection: Infiniband with 4x QDR switches! IBM PPC970 (MareNostrum at BSC)! P615 nodes with 2 dual-core processor! Memory: 8GB per node! Interconnection: Myrinet Network! CRAY XE6 (Hector at STFC)! XE6 nodes with 2 16-core chips! 4 NUMA regions with 8 cores each! Memory: 32GB per node! Interconnection: Cray Gemini communication chips!
9 Results on IBM P6 Calypso at CMCC!
10 Results on IBM idataplex PLX at CINECA!
11 Results on CRAY XE6 HECToR at STFC!
12 Results on IBM PPC970 MareNostrum at BSC!
13 Conclusion! The OpenMP parallelization provides a further level of parallelism (along vertical levels) in a relatively easy way! The benefit of OpenMP parallelization can be appreciated only for high level of parallelism! The benefit given by the hybrid parallelization strongly depends by the architecture and by the MPI implementation! The bottleneck for the analyzed advection schema is due to the weight of the communication time over the computing time. The communication time decreases linearly with the dimension of the sub-domain, the computing time decrease squarely! Next Steps! To optimize the memory access!
14 Credits! Italo Epicoco - CMCC! Silvia Mocavero - CMCC! Andrew Porter - STFC! Stephen Pickles - STFC! Mike Ashoworth - STFC! Giovanni Aloisio - CMCC!
15 Thanks!
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