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Research interests

  • parallel computing, exascale computing
  • lossy data compression for scientific data
  • software verification, correctness, and reproducibility
  • Earth system models
  • numerical software for scientific computing
  • performance analysis
  • numerical linear algebra

Biography

Allison Baker is a scientist in the Computational and Information Systems Laboratory at the NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO, USA. She received her BS in Mechanical Engineering from Rice University and her PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Colorado at Boulder.  She spent her postdoctoral and early career years at the Center for Applied Scientific Computing at Livermore National Laboratory. Her research interests include high-performance computing, performance analysis, numerical linear algebra, Krylov methods, algebraic multigrid methods, Earth System Models, model correctness and verification, and lossy data compression for climate simulation data.

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Education/Academic qualification

Mechanical Engineering, BS, Rice University

Applied Mathematics, MS, University of Colorado Boulder

Applied Mathematics, PhD, University of Colorado Boulder

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  • Jessup, Elizabeth R.

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