Dr. Suren Byna is a Professor at Ohio State University. He collaborates with GRC on TunIO, ExaHDF5, and the IOWARP project, focusing on parallel I/O optimization and HDF5 performance at extreme scale.
21Publications
Research Interests
- Parallel I/O
- HDF5
- Extreme-Scale Computing
Publications
2024
Jarvis: Towards a Shared, User-Friendly, and Reproducible, I/O Infrastructure.
2024
TunIO: An AI-powered Framework for Optimizing HPC I/O
2021
Feature Reduction of Darshan Counters Using Evolutionary Algorithms
2012
Boosting Application-Specific Parallel I/O Optimization Using IOSIG
2009
Modeling Data Access Contention in Multicore Architectures
2009
Taxonomy of data prefetching for multicore processors
2009
Core-Aware Memory Access Scheduling Schemes
2008
Lattice QCD Workflows: A Case Study
2008
Parallel I/O Prefetching Using MPI File Caching and I/O Signatures
2008
Hiding I/O Latency with Pre-execution Prefetching for Parallel Applications
2008
Exploring Parallel I/O Concurrency with Speculative Prefetching
2008
Scalable Computing in Multicore Era
2008
A Taxonomy of Data Prefetching Mechanisms
2007
Data Access History Cache and Associated Data Prefetching Mechanisms
2007
Improving Data Access Performance with Server Push Architecture
2007
Server-based Data Push Architecture for Multi-processor Environments
2006
Automatic Memory Optimizations for Improving MPI Derived Datatype Performance
2006
Memory Servers: A Scope of SOA for High-End Computing
2005
Isolating costs in shared memory communication buffering
2004
Predicting the Memory-Access Cost Based on Data Access Patterns
2003