On 4/19/13 11:11 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
Back in my day, we had to LA-UR the posters that went along with the
presentations at SC... do you have at least *that* level of
description released? I know that is usually just enough info to get
the saliva flowing, but sometimes those posters have all the high
level points made.
The booth demos (running simulations for visitors to play with) don't go
through that process. Maybe they should. I guess because code isn't
being distributed.
Usually it's programs related to stuff from papers (already LA-UR'ed),
but on several occasions I've sat down a few weeks ahead of time and
banged out new code (sometimes with vendor involvement). And on this
occasion it was well into the wee hours of the night before the show in
my hotel room too. It wasn't clear to me what would have been LA-URed
to a significant extent.
Glen sent me back a URL to an earlier version of the work. (Yes, that's
it, Glen.)
http://www.biotechnologyforbiofuels.com/content/5/1/55
The newer work switches to 3D and adds physics.
Marcus
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