Tina Declerck

Tina M. Declerck

Division Deputy for Operations and Systems Department Head

TMDeclerck@lbl.gov

Phone: +1 (510) 486-7662

1 Cyclotron Road

Mailstop: 59R4010A

Berkeley, CA 94720 us

Biographical Sketch

Tina Declerck leads the NERSC System’s Department that is composed of the Computational Systems, Security and Networking, Operations Technology, and Building Infrastructure groups. Her accomplishments include managing the configuration, installation, and acceptance of the NERSC-9 (Perlmutter) system - expected to arrive in early 2021, and project lead on NERSC-8 (Cori). Tina has experience with almost all of the systems installed at NERSC since 1996 as a system analyst since its move to Lawrence Berkeley National Lab from Livermore. During a short hiatus from NERSC (2001-2006) she focused on storage startups. Prior to joining NERSC in 1997, she worked at The Liposome Company and was an officer in the USAF.

Conference Papers

Tina Declerck, Katie Antypas, Deborah Bard, Wahid Bhimji, Shane Canon, Shreyas Cholia, Helen (Yun) He, Douglas Jacobsen, Prabhat, Nicholas J. Wright, "Cori - A System to Support Data-Intensive Computing", Cray User Group Meeting 2016, London, England, May 2016,

Download File: Cori-CUG2016.pdf (pdf: 4.4 MB)

Zhengji Zhao, Doug Petesch, David Knaak, and Tina Declerck, "I/O Performance on Cray XC30", Cray User Group Meeting, May 4, 2014,

Download File: Edison-IO-CUG2014-paper-Zhao-4.pdf (pdf: 1.3 MB)

Lavanya Ramakrishnan, Piotr T. Zbiegel, Scott Campbell, Rick Bradshaw, Richard Shane Canon, Susan Coghlan, Iwona Sakrejda, Narayan Desai, Tina Declerck, Anping Liu, "Magellan: Experiences from a Science Cloud", Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Scientific Cloud Computing, ACM ScienceCloud '11, Boulder, Colorado, and New York, NY, 2011, 49 - 58,

Download File: P1871.pdf (pdf: 318 KB)

Presentation/Talks

Tina Declerck, Katie Antypas, Deborah Bard, Wahid Bhimji, Shane Canon, Shreyas Cholia, Helen (Yun) He, Douglas Jacobsen, Prabhat, Nicholas J. Wright, Cori - A System to Support Data-Intensive Computing, Cray User Group Meeting 2016, London, England, May 12, 2016,

Richard A. Gerber, Tina Declerck. Zhengji Zhao, Edison Update, February 12, 2013,

Download File: Edison-Update.pdf (pdf: 15 MB)

Overview and update on the installation and configuration of Edison, NERSC's new Cray XC30 supercomputer.

Reports

GK Lockwood, D Hazen, Q Koziol, RS Canon, K Antypas, J Balewski, N Balthaser, W Bhimji, J Botts, J Broughton, TL Butler, GF Butler, R Cheema, C Daley, T Declerck, L Gerhardt, WE Hurlbert, KA Kallback-Rose, S Leak, J Lee, R Lee, J Liu, K Lozinskiy, D Paul, Prabhat, C Snavely, J Srinivasan, T Stone Gibbins, NJ Wright, "Storage 2020: A Vision for the Future of HPC Storage", October 20, 2017, LBNL LBNL-2001072,

As the DOE Office of Science's mission computing facility, NERSC will follow this roadmap and deploy these new storage technologies to continue delivering storage resources that meet the needs of its broad user community. NERSC's diversity of workflows encompass significant portions of open science workloads as well, and the findings presented in this report are also intended to be a blueprint for how the evolving storage landscape can be best utilized by the greater HPC community. Executing the strategy presented here will ensure that emerging I/O technologies will be both applicable to and effective in enabling scientific discovery through extreme-scale simulation and data analysis in the coming decade.