Titlebook: Conversations About Challenges in Computing; Are Magnus Bruaset,Aslak Tveito Book 2013 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2013

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Computational Inverse Problems Can Drive a Big Data Revolutionlyse it, and improved mathematical models to plug the data into. All of these converging streams have to funnel through a bottleneck known as inverse problems. Without fundamental improvements in this essentially computational problem, Ghattas argued, we will lose much of the opportunity for extracting geophysical knowledge from the data deluge.

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Mediating between Man and Machinee of the early researchers in the field of requirements engineering, he has found ingenious ways to tease out the ‘voice of the customer’, something that is often hard to do and cannot always be done by simply asking questions.

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Solving Puzzle Earth by Adaptive Mesh Refinementning project merged Burstedde and Stadler’s talents in parallel programming, finite element modelling and applied mathematics on supercomputers with Alisic’s expertise in geophysics. Burstedde’s most significant contribution was the development of new algorithms for adaptive mesh refinement that cou

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Towards the ‘Google Heart’to pharmaceutical companies and leave people with rhythm disorders at risk for later heart attacks. Trayanova envisions using computer models as a ‘Google Heart’ that will allow doctors to understand what is happening in their patients in the same way that Google Earth gives geologists a bird’s-eye

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