Prabhat is a member of the Scientific Visualization group and the NERSC Analytics team at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. His current research interests include scientific data management, parallel I/O, high performance computing and scientific visualization. He is also interested in applied statistics, machine learning, computer graphics and computer vision. Prabhat received an ScM in Computer Science from Brown University (2001) and a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering from IIT-Delhi (1999). He is currently pursuing a PhD in the Earth and Planetary Sciences Department at U.C. Berkeley.
Current projects
I am currently leading the DOE/ASCR funded ExaHDF5 project. I am also leading the development of scalable analysis tools for a DOE/BER funded Climate project.Publications
In the field of computer science, I've published in the areas of High Performance Computing, Data Management, Scientific Visualization, Human Computer Interaction, Statistics and Machine Learning. I enjoy solving problems in domain sciences; I've worked on problems in Climate, Planetary Geoscience, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Neuroscience. Here is a link to my publications and presentationsRecent Work
Parallel I/O, Analysis and Visualization of a Trillion particle simulationSearching for Extreme Events in Large Climate Data
Streaming the Universe @100Gbps
Links to past projects
Analysis of void space in porous materialsAnalysis of Laser Wakefield Simulations
Visualization of Galaxy mergers
Tuning HDF5 at NERSC
Parallel I/O for GCRM simulations
VisIt Hero Runs
Climate Vis work for GFDL/NOAA (CM2.4 simulations)
Climate Vis work for GFDL/NOAA (c180/c360 simulations)
Climate Vis work for David Randall (GCRM)
Climate Vis work for Michael Wehner (CCSM)
Visualization of QMC simulations
Visualization of Flame Simulation data
Contact Information
Computational Research DivisionMail Stop 50F-1650
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
The University of California
Berkeley, California 94720
email: prabhat AT hpcrd DOT lbl dot gov
phone: (510) 486-7752