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ASCEM
Advanced Simulation Capability for Environmental Management (ASCEM) is a software project that aims at developing next-generation, science-based reactive flow and transport simulation capabilities and supporting modeling toolsets within a high-performance computing framework to address DOE-EM’s waste storage and environmental cleanup challenges.
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Platform
The Platform consists of a set of tools integrated into a consistent user interface that supports a flexible modeling workflow. It includes tools for data management, visualization, model set-up, sensitivity analysis, parameter estimation, uncertainty quantification, risk assessment, and decision support.
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HPC Simulator
The Multi-Process HPC Simulator, named Amanzi, is a flexible and extensible open-source simulator for coupled flow and reactive transport in geologic media and engineered system components.
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Application
Site Application experts ensure that the HPC simulator and Platform toolsets incorporate the capabilities needed to support DOE-EM’s remediation and closure decisions.
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ASCEM is an integrated simulation framework developed along three Thrust Areas:
- Platform and Integrated Toolsets: Provides the user with toolsets for model development and analysis, visualization, and management of data and simulation results.
- Multi-Process HPC Simulator: Provides the user with state-of-the-art flexible and extensible simulation capabilities for a range of modern computer architectures.
- Site Application: Provides the ASCEM developers and users with the expertise needed to address DOE-EM’s environmental cleanup challenges.
Affiliates
ASCEM is developed by a consortium of DOE National Laboratories using advanced computing and software development concepts, drawing upon the latest knowledge in environmental sciences, and interacting with users and stakeholders.
