Warsaw Team results after SCC in Denver [details and gallery] |

Warsaw Team results after SCC in Denver [details and gallery]

30 December 2019

2^nd place in Interview, 3^rd in Linpack, 7^th in final standings and high places in applications.

Student Cluster Competition final at the Supercomputing Conference in Denver was the third contest (after ASC in China and ISC in Germany) on the Warsaw Team 2019 Route. Special thanks to our sponsors: Intel, Lenovo, Nvidia, Madu, Tech Data.

Be sure to see: Warsaw Team Final Architecture Proposal for SCC 2019
https://www.studentclustercompetition.us/2019/Teams/WarsawTeam/WarsawTeam.Architecture.pdf

Here are the selected detailed results(*) of the Student Cluster Competition in Denver held during the SC19. The final competition was attended by 16 teams (selected from 30 applicants) from around the world: mostly USA, China, Singapore and only 4 from Europe (Switzerland, Estonia/Latvia, Germany and Poland).

Warsaw Team was represented by Tomasz Cheda, Łukasz Kondraciuk, Iwona Kotlarska, Aleksandra Księżny, Marek Masiak (University of Warsaw) and Dominik Psujek (Technical University of Warsaw)

Don’t miss: Warsaw Team strategy for SCC https://www.studentclustercompetition.us/2019/Teams/WarsawTeam/WarsawTeam.LightningTalk.pdf

The team for the all three 2019 contests was led by Marcin Semeniuk and Maciej Szpindler from the Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling, University of Warsaw.

Congratulations!

The Interview

INTERVIEW	Normalized Points
Tsinghua University	94.00%
Warsaw Team	86.00%
Nanyang Technological University	85.33%
University of Washington	85.33%
North Carolina State University	84.67%
Average	79.04%
Median	79.66%

The Benchmarks

HPL (LINPACK)	Tflop/s
Nanyang Technological University	51.74
University of Washington	41.78
Warsaw Team	40.43
Average	31.63
Median	34.93

The Applications

VPIC (simulation for modeling kinetic plasmas)	App/Interview
National Tsing Hua University	95%
Warsaw Team	95%
Tsinghua University	92.50%
ETH Zurich	87.50%
Average	76.09%
Median	82.50%

SST (computer system designs simulation)	App/Interview
National Tsing Hua University	99%
Tsinghua University	98%
Nanyang Technological University	98%
Shanghai Jiao Tong	97%
Warsaw Team	93%
Average	67.50%
Median	74.50%

The Final Standings

Final Standings	% Points Earned
Tsinghua University	94.85%
National Tsing Hua University	88.81%
University of Washington	86.60%
Nanyang Technological University	86.05%
ETH Zurich	81.72%
Shanghai Jiao Tong	80.81%
Warsaw Team	80.73%

For more information about SCC in Denver go to

Quick interview with Warsaw Team
https://www.studentclustercompetition.us/2019/Teams/WarsawTeam/index.html

All the Teams presentations
https://www.studentclustercompetition.us/

2019 Competition Applications
https://www.studentclustercompetition.us/2019/applications.html

*Source of results:

https://www.hpcwire.com/2019/12/16/sc19-official-results-tsinghua-rules-again/

https://studentclustercomp.com/sc19-students-pack-lins-and-crack-hpcgs/

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