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SUMMARY:The HPC Best Practices Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\nEducation, Scientific Computing, Training, Workshop 
 Reg Pass, Lightning Talks and Demos\n\nThe HPC Best Practices Webinar Seri
 es\n\nMarques, Bernholdt, Raybourn, Barker, Hartman-Baker\n\nThe Best Prac
 tices for HPC Software Developers (HPC-BP) webinar series is a major compo
 nent of the outreach efforts of the IDEAS (Interoperable Design of Extreme
 -scale Application Software) Productivity Project, funded by the US Depart
 ment of Energy's (DOE) Exascale Computing Project (ECP). Since its incepti
 on, the IDEAS Project has been addressing the merging of trends in hardwar
 e and increasing demands for predictive multiscale, multiphysics simulatio
 ns. It has been also responding to trends for continuous refactoring with 
 efficient agile software engineering methodologies and improved software d
 esign. The webinar series originated when the IDEAS Project was particular
 ly focused on working with the terrestrial ecosystem modeling community wi
 thin DOE, and has been moderately adapted as the focus (and sponsorship) o
 f the IDEAS Project shifted to ECP, wherein the focus is on helping both a
 pplication and software tools teams be more productive in their software d
 evelopment efforts and produce more sustainable results. In this contribut
 ion, we discuss the process we have adopted for HPC-BP, and give a sample 
 of the webinars that we have organized and delivered (22 webinars at the t
 ime of this writing). We provide an overview of the process we follow for 
 the selection of topics, how the webinars are executed, unique features of
  the series and the future we foresee for it.
URL:https://sc18.supercomputing.org/presentation/?id=ws_bphpcte108&sess=se
 ss166
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