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SUMMARY:Introduction training supercomputing part I
DESCRIPTION:What will you learn in this training?\nIn this training you will do practical exercises to learn how to use the national supercomputer Snellius effectively and how to complete your tasks with minimal effort in the shortest possible time. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\nFor whom.\nAnyone who wants to know how to perform huge computing tasks.\nThe language of instruction is English. \nPrerequisites\nBasic knowledge of Unix shell is useful. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign in
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-training-supercomputing-part-i/
LOCATION:SURF Amsterdam\, Science Park 140\, Amsterdam\, 1098 XG\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction training supercomputing part II
DESCRIPTION:What will you learn in this course?\nThis course is a follow-up to the first introductory Supercomputing course\, where you can take a deeper dive into the use of supercomputers with a special focus on efficiency and good practices and a very practical approach. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\nThe format of this course includes the following modules: \n\nFundamentals of performance analysis. This introductory technical presentation introduces high-performance hybrid systems\, abstractly covering the architecture and configuration of the system. Our aim is to enhance the understanding of HPC complexity before delving deeper into the importance of performance analysis models. Special attention is paid to the Roofline model.\n\nAbstract Modelling hybrid supercomputers. Presenting an abstract modelling approach for hybrid supercomputers\, condensing their complexity into three key parameters: peak performance\, memory and network bandwidth.\nPerformance analysis. Explore performance analysis\, starting with an overview of different models and going deeper into the specifics of the roofline model.\nThe roofline model. Describing the roofline model and presenting its practical application through clear explanations and demonstrations.\n\n\nFile systems. This practical session covers the proper use of file systems on HPC systems\, especially on Snellius.\nSlurm hybrid tasks. Slurm\, a widely used job scheduler for high-performance computing (HPC) systems\, has been introduced in earlier sections for a basic understanding. This module covers the specific resource allocation parameters for hybrid jobs with shared and distributed memory.\n\nNodes\, cores and tasks. This segment covers the fundamental concepts of nodes\, cores and tasks\, and highlights their role within the context of HPC systems.\nBindings. The concept of bindings is explored\, providing insight into how tasks are associated with specific resources\, improving participants’ understanding of resource allocation mechanisms.\nHands on. We will run the vector optics kernel with multiple configurations using a set of scripts.\n\n\nQCG pilot job. In some cases\, users need to run a large number of lightweight cases. However\, the nodes of supercomputers are too powerful and only allow relatively large partitions. For example\, the smallest possible allocation on Snellius is 1/4 of a node: 32 cores and 64 GB. Job concurrency is a common strategy for efficiently launching multiple lightweight jobs on such large partitions.\n\nFundamentals of job concurrency. This segment discusses the basic principles underlying job concurrency. Job concurrency is a methodological approach that enables the simultaneous execution of multiple smaller jobs within a larger allocated partition. The goal is to optimise resource utilisation and improve efficiency in scenarios where lighter tasks are executed on nodes designed for heavier workloads.\nHands-on QCG PilotJob. This hands-on session provides participants with hands-on experience of the QCG Pilotjob framework. Participants will gain practical insights into the strategies and techniques of using job concurrency to launch and manage multiple lightweight jobs within the context of bulky node partitions.\n\n\n\nPrerequisites\nParticipation in the course Introduction to Supercomputing\, Part I \nThe language of instruction is English \nLocation\nThis training course takes place at the VU Campus\nDe Boelelaan 1081\, Amsterdam – Room WN-C203/C255 \nView the floor plan here \n\n\n\n\n\nSign in
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-training-supercomputing-part-ii-2/
LOCATION:SURF Amsterdam\, Science Park 140\, Amsterdam\, 1098 XG\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction SURF Research Cloud
DESCRIPTION:This training course explains cloud computing in general. The accompanying hands-on approach introduces you to (some of) the many possibilities of SURF Research Cloud. You will learn how to create and manage your own virtual computing environment(s). At the end\, you will feel comfortable enough to install your own applications\, and benefit from the power of cloud computing. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\nFor whom?\nAnyone who wants to use a flexible and customised environment to run powerful applications. It is also a useful kickstarter for current HPC Cloud users. \nThe working language is English. \nRequirements\n\nA browser (Chrome or Firefox is good enough)\nExperience with Linux commands helps\, but is not a requirement.\n\nThis training is a collaboration between SURF and the UvA\, sponsored by EuroCC. \nSign in
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-surf-research-cloud-3/
LOCATION:UvA campus (Science Park) A1.16\, Amsterdam\, 1012 WP\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240124T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240126T170000
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SUMMARY:Training TRANSITS 1
DESCRIPTION:Responding to current situation\nThe TRANSITS 1 course is the basic and among others developed by SURF in a European context for CSIRTs\, and is the basic training. It dates from 2001 and has been in great demand worldwide ever since. In the process\, the teaching material has been constantly updated. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\nGetting started with Transits 1\nThe following components are covered: \n\norganisational aspects\noperational aspects\ntechnical background\nlegal and regulatory aspects\n\nAttention to own input\nThe TRANSITS training is a full 3-day programme for 2 groups of up to 14 participants each. This gives you room for a lot of personal input and you can ask all your questions. Thanks to the cooperation with NCSC-NL\, you will meet participants from all types of CSIRTs in the Netherlands; so you will get even more out of the training. \nLunch is included – you pay for any overnight stay yourself. \nFor whom?\nAre you (or will you be) a member of the local CSIRT within your own institution? Then you are very welcome to participate. In addition\, the training is excellent for security officers and ICT managers who want to know what a CSIRT entails. If you participate\, we expect you to have basic knowledge of internet technology and security. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nProgramme\nWe start all training days at 9am with coffee. On days 1 and 2\, we will work from 9.30 to 17.30! We conclude day 1 with a communal dinner. On day 3\, we hand out certificates to all participants at the end of the day’s programme\, at 16.00. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nCost\nCost for this training course: \n\nSURF members: 350 euro (excluding VAT)\nNon-members of SURF: 1\,050 euro (excluding VAT)\n\nRegistration and cancellation\n\nRegistration is not optional; please read the cancellation conditions for SURFacademy meetings.
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/training-transits-1/
LOCATION:SURF Utrecht\, Moreelsepark 48\, Utrecht\, 3511 EP\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Deep Learning
DESCRIPTION:You will learn how deep neural networks work and how they are optimised. During our hands-on sessions\, you will get the chance to work on our high-performance systems and train neural networks to solve an image classification problem. We cover different neural network architectures: from a basic fully connected network\, to a convolutional neural network and variational auto-encoders (time permitting). \nThe language of instruction is English. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\nWhat will you learn in this course?\n\nUnderstand how a neuron and neural network work\nUnderstand how a neural network is trained\nInvestigate the effect of hyperparameters on the performance of neural networks\nWorking with a high-level machine learning API (Keras)\n\nFor whom.\nAnyone who is interested in deep learning\, but has no (or little) current experience & knowledge. \nPrerequisites\n\nPython\nBasic linear algebra\nBasic statistics\n\nTopics\n\nNeural network: basic principles\n\nHow does a neuron work?\nFully connected networks\nTraining/optimising a neural network\n\n\nConvolutional neural networks (CNNs)\n(Variational) Auto-encoders\n\nThis training is a collaboration between SURF and the UvA\, sponsored by EuroCC. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign in
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-deep-learning-2/
LOCATION:UvA campus (Science Park) A1.16\, Amsterdam\, 1012 WP\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Essentials 4 Data Support
DESCRIPTION:About the course\nThis course teaches data supporters basic knowledge and skills (essentials) to take the first steps in supporting researchers in storing\, managing\, archiving and sharing research data. After the course\, you will have an overview of the different phases of scientific research data. For each phase\, you will get tools to advise researchers on adding value to their research data. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCourse structure\nBesides acquiring knowledge\, practising and sharing knowledge are central. You can follow the course in two ways: \n\nOnline only (free of charge)\nFull course: online + meetings + certificate (895 euro excl. VAT)\n\nTime investment\nBesides attending two course days\, the average online study load is four to six hours per week (fifty hours in total). \nFor whom\nThe course is aimed at anyone who wants to support researchers in storing\, managing\, archiving and sharing research data: a data supporter. For example\, (data) librarians\, IT staff and researchers with data management tasks. \nOrganisation\nResearch Data Netherlands (RDNL) is a partnership for sustainable data archiving. Parties involved: \n\n4TU.ResearchData\nData Archiving and Networked Services (DANS)\nDutch Techcentre for Life Sciences (DTL)\nSURF\n\nMore information and registration\nVisit the Research Data Netherlands site for more information on the full programme and how to register. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign in
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/essentials-4-data-support/
LOCATION:DANS\, Anna van Saksenlaan 51\, Den Haag\, Zuid-Holland\, 2593 HW\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Supercomputing\, part I
DESCRIPTION:What will you learn in this training?\nIn this training you will: \n• understand what is high-performance computing (HPC) \n• learn basic details on clusters and supercomputers \n• do practical exercises on the national supercomputer Snellius effectively \n• apply the essential best practices on how to work effectively with large HPC systems \nSign upFor whom?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnyone who wants to know how to perform very large computing tasks. \nPrerequisites\nBasic knowledge of Unix shell is useful. \nLanguage\nThis webinar will be in English \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-supercomputing-part-i/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Workshop Linux Basics
DESCRIPTION:Linux Basics for HPC\nAre you interested in using the High Performance Computing Cluster (HPC) but lack the basic Linux knowledge? Join the course on the basics of Linux for working on the HPC clusters. You will learn the Linux commands and skills needed to create repetitive tasks. \n\n\n\nLocation\nWageningen University & Research – Forum B0432 \nCosts\n\nFor WUR HPC group members: free\nFor externals: 250 euro\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration and cancellation\n\nRegistration is mandatory via email at: it-workshops@wur.nl
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/workshop-linux-basics/
LOCATION:Wageningen University & Research\, Droevendaalsesteeg 4\, Wageningen\, 6708 PB\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20240216T090000
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SUMMARY:Cluster computing for social scientists with R - CANCELLED
DESCRIPTION:CANCELLEDIn this course\, you will learn the basics of supercomputing. The day starts with an introduction to supercomputer architecture\, including a hands-on session focused on running jobs on a supercomputer. \nThe second half of the programme focuses on translating your R workflow from a GUI (Rstudio) workflow on your desktop to a scripting/batch environment on the supercomputer. Topics covered here include: efficient programming\, parallel computing\, and using the SLURM job manager to send your job/analysis to the supercomputer. \nSign upIn this course you will:\n\nDo practical exercises to learn how to effectively use the Lisa national computing cluster and the national supercomputer\, and how to complete your tasks with minimal effort in the shortest possible time.\nExperience how to achieve high performance with R by using SURF’s supercomputing facilities.\n\nPrerequisites:\n\nBasic knowledge of Linux (Unix shell) is useful\nBasic knowledge of R is useful\n\nYou must have:\nA personal laptop with an up-to-date browser and a terminal emulator (Putty for users of the OSSC/CBS RA environment). Using the operating systems Linux and macOS is preferred but not mandatory. For Windows users\, we recommend downloading MobaXterm (portable version) as a terminal emulator. If you are limited in your choice\, Putty also works. \nAcknowledgements\nThis course has been sponsored by the EuroCC project.
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/cluster-computing-for-social-scientists-with-r/
LOCATION:SURF Amsterdam\, Science Park 140\, Amsterdam\, 1098 XG\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Supercomputing\, part I
DESCRIPTION:What will you learn in this training?\nIn this training you will \n\nunderstand what is high-performance computing (HPC)\nlearn basic details on clusters and supercomputers\ndo practical exercises on the national supercomputer Snellius effectively\napply the essential best practices on how to work effectively with large HPC systems\n\nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor whom?\nAnyone who wants to know how to perform very large computing tasks. \nBasic knowledge of Unix shell is useful. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-supercomputing-part-i-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to SURF Research Cloud
DESCRIPTION:This training explains cloud computing in general. The accompanying hands-on approach introduces you to (some of) the many features of SURF Research Cloud. You will learn how to create and manage your own virtual computing environment(s). By the end\, you will feel comfortable enough to install your own applications\, and benefit from the power of cloud computing. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor whom?\nAnyone who wants to use a flexible and customized environment to run powerful applications. \nThe language of instruction is English. \nRequirements\nBring your own laptop. \nA browser (Chrome or Firefox is good enough). \nExperience with Linux commands helps\, but is not a requirement. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-surf-research-cloud/
LOCATION:Erasmus University Rotterdam\, Burgemeester Oudlaan 50\, Rotterdam\, 3062PA\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Spring HPC School: Introduction to Advanced Computing
DESCRIPTION:For whom?\nThis introductory course is aimed at first-time and novice users of high-performance computing facilities. Many researchers can benefit from using a such supercomputing facilities to speed up their research or enable them to solve bigger problems. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat to expect?\nDay 1 & 2 \nIn the first two half-day sessions (primer course) you will learn how to use (remote) Linux machines\, demystify the Linux terminal\, upload & edit files\, automating tasks etc. We will cover the basics of file version control using Git. In addition\, we will talk about the “supercomputing staircase” and how you as a TU/e researcher can gain access to suitable computing facilities\, both local & national. The knowledge in this course is also a prerequisite for other sessions in the Spring HPC School. \nDay 3 \nThe third day will be an introduction to spuercomputing with hands-on. If you need to perform many calculations\, or analyses that are too big for your own system\, clusters and supercomputers will provide the computing power you need. You will learn how to work with these large computing systems! \nDuring this do you will: \n\nunderstand what is high-performance computing (HPC)\nlearn basic details on clusters and supercomputers\ndo practical exercises on the national supercomputer Snellius effectively\napply the essential best practices on how to work effectively with large HPC systems\n\nDay 4 \nFinally\, the fourth day will be dedicated to cloud computing. Do you want to create and manage your own work environment and run powerful applications on it? SURF Research Cloud opens the door to cloud computing on different platforms. During this day\, your workload runs on the SURF HPC Cloud platform in Amsterdam. \nPrerequisites\n\nBasic knowledge of Unix shell is useful.\nBring your own laptop.\nA browser (Chrome or Firefox is good enough).\nExperience with Linux commands helps\, but is not a requirement.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/spring-hpc-school-introduction-to-advanced-computing/
LOCATION:Eindhoven University of Technology\, De Zaale 32\, Eindhoven\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20240412T170000
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SUMMARY:Training TRANSITS 2
DESCRIPTION:Network monitoring\, forensic analysis and more\nTRANSITS II training is aimed at more experienced members of already functioning CSIRTs. We focus in this training on techniques for network monitoring and forensic analysis. We also provide a number of tools to improve (human) communication – which is so essential precisely in CSIRT work. Practical exercises are part of every topic covered. \nSubscribe\n\n\nAttention to personal input\nThe TRANSITS training is a full three-day programme for a group of up to 18 participants. Much attention is paid to the participants’ own input and questions. Moreover\, due to the cooperation with NCSC-NL\, participants from all types of CSIRTs in the Netherlands are expected\, which increases the learning effect. Training and lunches cost 500 euro for members of SURF and 1000 euro for non-members of SURF. The joint dinner is included. \nFor whom?\nAre you a member of the local CSIRT at your institution? And do you already have some CSIRT work experience? Then you are welcome to participate in this training. The training is three-quarters (computer/network) technical in nature. \nProgramme\nWe start all training days at 09.00 with coffee and on days 1 and 2 we get to work from 09.30 to 17.30! We conclude the first 2 days with a communal dinner. \nOn day 3\, we hand out certificates to all participants at the end of the day’s programme at 16.00 hrs. \nCosts\n\nFor SURF members: 550 euro excluding VAT.\nFor non-SURF member institutions: 1\,050 euro excl. vat.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration and cancellation\n\nRegistration is not optional; please read the cancellation policy for SURFacademy meetings.
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/training-transits-2/
LOCATION:SURF Amsterdam\, Science Park 140\, Amsterdam\, 1098 XG\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:End-to-end Data Management for Data Supporters
DESCRIPTION:Do you want to know more about the tools and facilities for compute and data to better support researchers in Research Data Management (RDM)? Then please join us for this in-person training! \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCalling all data supporters!\nWe will be covering the whole research data lifecycle with discussions and demos of available tools – think of RDM platforms\, compute and data infrastructure facilities\, publication workflows\, etc. Note that the focus is not on the technical details of the tools/facilities but on what these can do for your RDM needs! However\, for those participants who do want to follow-along the practical steps in these demos\, we are happy to facilitate this.\nWe are particularly interested in tackling some of the big challenges data stewards and other data professionals are facing in the realm of RDM. Expect lively discussion\, opportunities to consider your own use cases\, and a good lunch! \nFor whom?\nData supporters with non-technical and/or technical interests \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/end-to-end-data-management-for-data-supporters/
LOCATION:SURF Amsterdam\, Science Park 140\, Amsterdam\, 1098 XG\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Supercomputing\, part II
DESCRIPTION:If you need to perform many calculations\, or analyses that are too big for your own system\, clusters and supercomputers provide the computing power you need. In this course\, you will learn to work with the national supercomputer Snellius. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat will you learn in this course?\nThis course is a follow-up to the first introductory Supercomputing course\, where you can take a deeper dive into the use of supercomputers with a special focus on efficiency and good practices and a very practical approach. \nThe format of this course includes the following modules: \n\nFundamentals of performance analysis. This introductory technical presentation introduces high-performance hybrid systems\, abstractly covering the architecture and configuration of the system. Our aim is to enhance the understanding of HPC complexity before delving deeper into the importance of performance analysis models. Special attention is paid to the Roofline model.\n\nAbstract Modelling hybrid supercomputers. Presenting an abstract modelling approach for hybrid supercomputers\, condensing their complexity into three key parameters: peak performance\, memory and network bandwidth.\nPerformance analysis. Explore performance analysis\, starting with an overview of different models and going deeper into the specifics of the roofline model.\nThe roofline model. Describing the roofline model and presenting its practical application through clear explanations and demonstrations.\n\n\nFile systems. This practical session covers the proper use of file systems on HPC systems\, especially on Snellius.\nSlurm hybrid tasks. Slurm\, a widely used job scheduler for high-performance computing (HPC) systems\, has been introduced in earlier sections for a basic understanding. This module covers the specific resource allocation parameters for hybrid jobs with shared and distributed memory.\n\nNodes\, cores and tasks. This segment covers the fundamental concepts of nodes\, cores and tasks\, and highlights their role within the context of HPC systems.\nBindings. The concept of bindings is explored\, providing insight into how tasks are associated with specific resources\, improving participants’ understanding of resource allocation mechanisms.\nHands on. We will run the vector optics kernel with multiple configurations using a set of scripts.\n\n\nQCG pilot job. In some cases\, users need to run a large number of lightweight cases. However\, the nodes of supercomputers are too powerful and only allow relatively large partitions. For example\, the smallest possible allocation on Snellius is 1/4 of a node: 32 cores and 64 GB. Job concurrency is a common strategy to efficiently launch multiple lightweight jobs on such large partitions.\n\nFundamentals of job concurrency. This segment discusses the basic principles underlying job concurrency. Job concurrency is a methodological approach that allows the simultaneous execution of multiple smaller jobs within a larger allocated partition. The goal is to optimise resource utilisation and improve efficiency in scenarios where lighter tasks are executed on nodes designed for heavier workloads.\nHands-on QCG PilotJob. This hands-on session provides participants with hands-on experience of the QCG Pilotjob framework. Participants will gain practical insights into the strategies and techniques of using job concurrency to launch and manage multiple lightweight jobs within the context of bulky node partitions.\n\n\n\nPrerequisites\nParticipation in the course Introduction to Supercomputing\, Part I \nThe language of instruction is English \nLocation\nTU/e Eindhoven \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-supercomputing-part-ii/
LOCATION:Eindhoven University of Technology\, De Zaale 32\, Eindhoven\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:High-Performance Deep Learning
DESCRIPTION:Would you like to learn the basics about Deep Learning? \n\nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat?\nOn day 1 of this course you will: \n\nUnderstand the fundamental theories of machine learning and the intuitions/ideas behind the algorithms\nWork with a high-level machine learning API (Keras)\nExplore hyperparameter space to improve a neural network\nUnderstand the pitfalls of classic machine learning algorithms\n\nOn day 2 of this course you will learn: \n\nHow to set up your software environment\nAbout the technical capabilities of modern day CPUs and GPUs\nHow to identify bottlenecks in your code\n\nWho?\nEveryone interested in getting familiar with machine learning at scale\, from the beginning up to more advanced topics \nPrerequisites\n\nBasic knowledge on statistics\nBasic knowledge on linear algebra\nBasic knowledge on Python programming. Some experience with the use of Jupyter Notebooks is desirable\, but not essential.\n\n* Basic knowledge on parallel computing is helpful\, but not required. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/high-performance-deep-learning/
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Scientific Visualisation with ParaView
DESCRIPTION:Annotation\nNCC Netherlands and NCC Czechia are inviting you to the course Introduction to Scientific Visualisation with ParaView. \nRead moreThis foundational course introduces participants to the fundamentals of scientific visualisation using ParaView\, an accessible and powerful open-source tool widely utilised in academic and professional settings. Attendees will embark on a structured exploration\, starting with a clear distinction between scientific visualisation and information visualisation\, setting the stage for understanding their respective roles and applications. \nThrough guided instruction\, participants will acquire a solid grasp of the ParaView data model and pipelines\, learning how to navigate and manipulate data effectively. Practical exercises will enable attendees to apply these concepts hands-on\, gaining confidence in performing basic visualisation tasks and experimenting with various data types. \nBy the conclusion of this introductory course\, participants will have developed a foundational skill set in leveraging ParaView for scientific visualisation. Equipped with this knowledge\, attendees will be poised to explore advanced techniques and applications further\, laying a solid groundwork for continued growth and proficiency in the field. \nBenefits for the attendees\, what will they learn\n\nAn overview of scientific visualization versus information visualization\nThe basics of the ParaView data model and pipelines\nPerforming basic visualization tasks with ParaView\, including hands-on experience with a number of different types of data and visualization aspects.\n\nLevel\nbeginner \nLanguage\nEnglish \nPrerequisites\nNone in terms of experience\, but a laptop with ParaView installed is required. \nTutors\nPaul Melis\, Casper van Leeuwen \nPaul Melis has been with SURF since 2009 and works on scientific visualization and eXtended Reality Innovation. Casper van Leeuwen joined SURF in 2014 and focuses\, amongst other things\, on interactive (web-based) visualization. They both have an MSc in Computer Science\, Paul from the University of Twente\, Casper from the University of Delft. They have a range of visualization support and development experience regarding 3D graphics\, interactive 3D visualization and remote visualization. They work within the High-Performance Computing & Visualization group at SURF\, where they support the users of the Dutch Supercomputer Snellius with visualization-related tasks. They also regularly demo XR devices and applications\, develop demos\, or get involved in producing visualizations for PR purposes. \nStarts 17 Apr 2024\, 09:00 \nEnds 17 Apr 2024\, 13:00 \nEurope/Prague \nONLINE \nRegistration\nRegistration is obligatory. Only registered participants will receive the Zoom link. \nAfter the number of registrations has reached its maximum or the registration form has been closed\, you may want to send us an email stating that you are interested to be put on the waiting list. (Vacancies may occur due to cancellations\, etc.) E-mail to training@it4i.cz. \nPracticalities\nThis training will be an online event. Technical details about joining will be sent to the accepted registrants before the event. \nPlease note that the training is held using Zoom. We advise all participants to download the Zoom application to enjoy full functionality. \nCapacity and Fees\nThe capacity is limited to 30 participants. \nPlease note that the course is open and free of charge for participants from the Member States (MS) of the European Union (EU) and Associated/Other Countries to the Horizon 2020 programme.
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-scientific-visualisation-with-paraview/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Energy Aware Simulations
DESCRIPTION:Did you know that an optimal use of applications or code development can have an impact in the environment? The energy usage of computing infrastructure is becoming an increasingly prominent topic for computing systems design and usage. In this course you will learn about the basics behind energy efficient computing. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat?\nThis course will present some tools and technologies that allow a user/software-developer to understand their energy usage in terms of energy analysis of the software that is being deployed on the system. You will get an overview on how to optimize the use of computing systems and application development for the purpose of energy efficiency\, rather than keeping a focus on performance or memory usage. You will learn how to do green coding and work with applications in a sustainable way. Some of the main topics will include: \n\nOverview of the data center energy footprint\nEnergy usage and energy-aware computing on HPC systems\n\nWho?\n\nEveryone interested in learning how to understand energy usage of their software.\n\nRequirements:\n\nBasic knowledge of Linux\nBasic programming experience is recommended\n\nYou should have:\nYour own laptop with an up-to-date browser and a terminal emulator. The use of the operating systems Linux and macOS is preferred\, but not mandatory. For Windows users we recommend to download MobaXterm (portable version) as terminal emulator. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/energy-aware-simulations/
LOCATION:Eindhoven University of Technology\, De Zaale 32\, Eindhoven\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:ParaView for (remote) visualizations
DESCRIPTION:In this course you will get to know the fundamentals of scientific visualisation using ParaView. The main topics will cover the 3D data manipulation model and pipelines\, learning how to work with simulation data effectively. Practical exercises with different scientific examples will help you to apply these concepts. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPrerequisites\n\nYou will need to have your own laptop with ParaView installed (https://www.paraview.org/)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/paraview-for-remote-visualizations/
LOCATION:Eindhoven University of Technology\, De Zaale 32\, Eindhoven\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction Scientific Visualisation with Blender: Data\, Lights\, Camera\, Action!
DESCRIPTION:Would you like to make 3D visualizations that are visually more attractive than what ParaView or VisIt can provide? Do you need an image for a grant application that needs to look spectacular? Would you like to create a cool animation of your simulation data? Then this course may be for you! \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGoal\nThe goal of this course is to provide you with hands-on knowledge to produce great images and basic animations from 3D scientific data. We will be using the open-source package Blender (http://www.blender.org)\, which provides good basic functionality\, while also being usable for advanced usage and general editing of 3D data. It is also a lot of fun to work with (once you get used to its graphical interface). \nExample types of relevant scientific data are 3D cell-based simulations\, 3D models from photogrammetry\, (isosurfaces of) 3D medical scans\, molecular models and earth sciences data. Note that we don’t focus on information visualization of abstract data\, such as graphs (although you could convert those into a 3D model first and then use them in Blender). \nWe like to encourage participants to bring along the data they normally work with\, or a sample thereof\, and would like to apply the course knowledge to. \nFor whom?\nAnyone interesting in learning how to design attractive visualizations. We assume the context to be an academic setting\, but it is not make many assumptions on use cases for Blender\, and we are happy to help to how we can use Blender to make attractive visuals of the data.\nPrerequisites: \nIt helps to have some familiarity with basic 3D graphics concepts (transformations\, rendering)\, but it is not mandatory. \nYou will need to have a laptop\, preferably with an acceptable GPU\, where you can install Blender during the course. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-scientific-visualisation-with-blender-data-lights-camera-action-2/
LOCATION:SURF Amsterdam\, Science Park 140\, Amsterdam\, 1098 XG\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Advanced Topics in Scientific Visualization with Blender: Geometry\, Scripts\, Animation\, Action!
DESCRIPTION:This course is a follow-up to our introductory Blender course. We assume you are familiar with working with Blender and have some experience with topics such as the Blender UI\, 3D meshes\, materials\, lighting and cameras. \nSign up\n\n\n\n\nCourse Setup\nIn this course you will learn a number of advanced Blender topics: \n* The basics of the Python API that is available in Blender. You will learn how the API is structured and eventually start making some simple geometry with code. This can be used\, for example\, for writing custom import scripts or to perform operations that you would otherwise do manually. \n* The node-based shader editor that is used to create and edit materials. In our introductory Blender course we did go into detail on materials\, but without describing the node-based shader networks that are the basis of materials. Here\, we go deeper into these node network and how to edit them. \n* More advanced animation topics\, such as shape keys. \nAnother important part of the course is that you will work on a visualization based on your own research or other endeavors. \nThe basis of the course is self-paced training during 10 days\, using course materials that we provide (videos and exercises) and with some short online sessions. During the course period you can work on the materials in your own pace. We provide a Discord communication channel with the course teachers that you can use for questions and feedback during the course. We use a small number of online plenary sessions spread over the indicated two-week period\, beginning with an introductory webinar of two hours and follow-up feedback sessions. These are used to discuss your projects and make sure you are able to make progress. \nPrerequisites\n\nBasic knowledge of Blender: getting around the interface\, making and adding geometry\, some basics on materials\nBasic knowledge of Python\nAn idea and/or some data for your own project to work on during the course.\nYou will need to have your own laptop with Blender installed (http://www.blender.org)\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/advanced-topics-in-scientific-visualization-with-blender-geometry-scripts-animation-action/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Supercomputing with LUMI
DESCRIPTION:This two-day hybrid course serves as an introduction to the LUMI architecture and setup. It will include lessons about the hardware architecture\, compiling\, using software and running jobs efficiently. After the course you will be able to work effectively on both the CPU (LUMI-C) as well as GPU partition (LUMI-G). \nSign Up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat will you learn in this training?\nIn this training you will: \n• connect to LUMI and transfer data from and to the cluster \n• understand LUMI’s hardware and effectively compile software on it \n• utilize the module system and EasyBuild for software management \n• submit and manage jobs with Slurm\, including the use of job arrays and GPU/CPU binding \n• identify and mitigate I/O bottlenecks in the LUSTRE file system \n• create Python environments and run containers on LUMI \nFor whom?\nAnyone who wants to know how to perform very large computing tasks\, specifically if you intend to use the LUMI supercomputer in the future. \nPrerequisites: \nBasic knowledge of the Unix shell and general HPC cluster computing is necessary. \nFamiliarity with a programming language (C\, Fortran\, or Python) is highly recommended. \nAgenda\nDay 1: \n09:45 – Course introduction \n10:00 – Hardware architecture (40 min) \n10:40 – Cray Programming Environment (45 min) \n11:25 – Break \n11:55 – How to access LUMI (35 min) \n12:30 – Lunch break \n13:30 – Exercises (30 min) \n14:00 – Modules (35 min) \n14:35 – Exercises: Exploring the modules (15 min) \n14:50 – Break \n15:20 – Software (55 min) \n16:15 – Exercises (30 min) \n16:45 – Wrap-up of the day and free Q&A \nDay 2: \n9:45 – Short welcome\, recap and plan for the day \n10:00 – Slurm 1 (75 minutes) \n11:15 – Break \n11:45 – Slurm 2: Binding (45 minutes) \n12:30 – Lunch break \n13:30 – Slurm exercises (30 minutes) \n14:00 – Using Lustre (30 minutes) \n14:30 – Containers on LUMI (60 minutes including demo or exercises) \n15:30 – Break \n16:00 – LUMI support and documentation (20 minutes) \n16:20 – LUMI in The Netherlands (15 minutes) \n16:35 – What else do we offer and what did we not cover and how can I learn about it? (10 minutes) \n16:45 – Q&A and wrap-up \nCannot participate onsite in Amsterdam?\nDon’t worry! We are also setting up an online option for participation\, so you are also welcome to participate from home (only with potentially limited support for exercises). \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/supercomputing-with-lumi/
LOCATION:SURF Amsterdam\, Science Park 140\, Amsterdam\, 1098 XG\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Supercomputing\, part I
DESCRIPTION:If you need to perform many calculations\, or analyses that are too big for your own system\, clusters and supercomputers will provide the computing power you need. In this course\, you will learn how to work with these large computing systems! \nSign up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat will you learn in this training?\nIn this training you will: \n• understand what is high-performance computing (HPC) \n• learn basic details on clusters and supercomputers \n• do practical exercises on the national supercomputer Snellius effectively \n• apply the essential best practices on how to work effectively with large HPC systems \nFor whom?\nAnyone who wants to know how to perform very large computing tasks. \nPrerequisites\nBasic knowledge of Unix shell is useful. \nLanguage\nThis webinar will be in English \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-supercomputing-part-i-3/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Linux basic course
DESCRIPTION:Are you interested in using the High Performance Computing Cluster (HPC) but lack the basic Linux knowledge? Join the free 5 hours course on the basics of Linux for working on the HPC. You will learn the Linux commands and skills needed to create repetitive tasks. The course is organized by FB-IT and SRF with contributions from WUR scientists experienced on the HPC. \nRead more\n\n\n\nOrganised by\nWUR FB-IT and WUR Shared Research Facilities\n\n\nDate\nThu 16 May 2024 09:00 to 13:30 \nThu 17 October 2024 09:00 to 13:30 \n*These dates are for the full course. Unable to attend the first session? Don’t worry\, you’ll have another opportunity on the second date!\n\n\nRoom\nTBA\n\n\nPrice description\nThe courses are free when you already have a user account on our HPC or if your group has a commitment on the HPC. If you do not have an account or a commitment\, the fee is 250 euros. This amount will be reduced from your first bill once you start using the HPC after the course.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe course is also open for interested people outside WUR. \nBring your own laptop\nPlease bring your own laptop to the course.
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/linux-basic-course/
LOCATION:Wageningen University & Research\, Droevendaalsesteeg 4\, Wageningen\, 6708 PB\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Basic Parallel Programming with MPI and OpenMP
DESCRIPTION:This basic course is focused on introducing parallel programming using the most widely used approaches: Message Passing Interface (MPI) and Open Multi-Processing (OpenMP). \nSign Up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEach session includes hands-on exercises to facilitate the understanding of the different constructs. As a participant\, you have already some familiarities with C\, Fortran\, or Python programming\, and in these two days you will be able to start the development of your own parallel application. \nThe materials for this course have been developed at HLRS by Dr. Rolf Rabenseifner. \nPrerequisites: \n\nPlease bring your own laptop (with a ssh client installed) for the hands-on sessions!\nKnowledge of Linux/Unix commands is necessary.\nKnowledge of either C/C++\, Fortran or Python programming language is necessary.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/basic-parallel-programming-with-mpi-and-openmp/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:MPI and OpenMP in Scientific Software Development
DESCRIPTION:This advanced course describes different everyday challenges that developers of parallel code must face in everyday work and provides working solutions for them. \nSign Up\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEach of these sessions includes hands-on exercises to facilitate the understanding of the different constructs. Moreover\, you will also obtain some insight on useful parallel libraries and routines for scientific code development\, like ParMETIS and PETSc. \nPrerequisites: \nAs a participant for this course\, you already have basic knowledge on parallel programming with MPI and OpenMP using the C programming language. If you are not very familiar with these basic concepts\, please consider registering for our basic MPI and OpenMP course\, where you can get all the required background! If you are a programmer of Fortran or Python\, please note that the hands-on codes for this advanced course are written in C/C++\, so you may need to have some understanding for the language syntax. \n\nPlease bring your own laptop (with a ssh client installed) for the hands-on sessions!\nKnowledge of Linux/Unix commands is necessary.\nKnowledge of C or C++ (or good understanding of the syntax of these programming languages) is necessary.\nBasic knowledge of MPI and OpenMP concepts is necessary.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/mpi-and-openmp-in-scientific-software-development-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to SURF Research Cloud
DESCRIPTION:This training explains cloud computing in general. The accompanying hands-on approach introduces you to (some of) the many features of SURF Research Cloud. You will learn how to create and manage your own virtual computing environment(s). \nSign up\n\n\n\n\nFor whom?\nAnyone who wants to use a flexible and customized environment to run powerful applications.The language of instruction is English. \nRequirements:\n1. Bring your own laptop.\n2. A browser (Chrome or Firefox is good enough).\n3. Experience with Linux commands helps\, but is not a requirement. \n\n\n\n\n\nSign up
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-surf-research-cloud-2/
LOCATION:TU Delft Library\, Prometheusplein 1\, Delft\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Supercomputing\, part I
DESCRIPTION:If you need to perform many calculations\, or analyses that are too big for your own system\, clusters and supercomputers will provide the computing power you need. In this course\, you will learn how to work with these large computing systems! \nSign up\n\n\n\n\nWhat will you learn in this training?\nIn this training you will \n\nunderstand what is high-performance computing (HPC)\nlearn basic details on clusters and supercomputers\ndo practical exercises on the national supercomputer Snellius effectively\napply the essential best practices on how to work effectively with large HPC systems\n\nFor whom?\nAnyone who wants to know how to perform very large computing tasks. \nBasic knowledge of Unix shell is useful.
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/introduction-to-supercomputing-part-i-4/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:HPC basic course
DESCRIPTION:Did you recently start using the High Performance Computing Cluster (HPC Anunna)? Do you have some basic Linux knowledge but want to know more about how things work on Anunna? Join the free 5 hours course on the basics of the HPC. You will be set to work on computing tasks to gain insight and experience with Anunna. The course is organized by SRF and WDCC with contributions from WUR scientists experienced on Anunna. \nRead more\n\n\n\nOrganised by\nWUR FB-IT and WUR Shared Research Facilities\n\n\nDate\nThu 13 June 2024 12:30 to 17:00 \nTue 12 November 2024 12:30 to 17:00 \n*These dates are for the full course. Unable to attend the first session? Don’t worry\, you’ll have another opportunity on the second date!\n\n\nRoom\nTBA\n\n\nPrice description\nThe courses are free when you already have a user account on our HPC or if your group has a commitment on the HPC. If you do not have an account or a commitment\, the fee is 250 euros. This amount will be reduced from your first bill once you start using the HPC after the course.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBring your own laptop\nPlease bring your own laptop to the course. \nThe course is also open for interested people outside WUR.
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/hpc-basic-course/
LOCATION:Wageningen University & Research\, Droevendaalsesteeg 4\, Wageningen\, 6708 PB\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:HPC Advanced course
DESCRIPTION:Did you recently start using the High Performance Computing Cluster (HPC Anunna)? Do you have some basic Linux knowledge but want to know more about how things work on Anunna? Join the free 5 hours course on the basics of the HPC. You will be set to work on computing tasks to gain insight and experience with Anunna. The course is organized by SRF and WDCC with contributions from WUR scientists experienced on Anunna. \nRead more\n\n\nOrganised by\nWUR FB-IT and WUR Shared Research Facilities\n\n\nDate\nThu 20 June 2024 12:30 to 17:00 \nThu 21 November 2024 12:30 to 17:00 \n*These dates are for the full course. Unable to attend the first session? Don’t worry\, you’ll have another opportunity on the second date!\n\n\nRoom\nTBA\n\n\nPrice description\nThe courses are free when you already have a user account on our HPC or if your group has a commitment on the HPC. If you do not have an account or a commitment\, the fee is 250 euros. This amount will be reduced from your first bill once you start using the HPC after the course.\n\n\n\nBring your own laptop\nPlease bring your own laptop to the course. \nThe course is also open for interested people outside WUR.
URL:https://eurocc-netherlands.nl/calendar/hpc-advanced-course-2/
LOCATION:Wageningen University & Research\, Droevendaalsesteeg 4\, Wageningen\, 6708 PB\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Training
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