
This audit examined weak and strong scaling of the GPU-enabled version 4.0.0 of the SPECFEM3D application on Leonardo-B quad-A100 accelerated compute nodes using a testcase with a single source in elastic domain and four seismic receiver stations. SPECFEM3D is an open-source software package for simulation of seismic wave propagation based on the spectral element method developed by CNRS/F within the EuroHPC Centre of Excellence for Solid Earth (ChEESE). It is written primarily in Fortran90 parallelised with MPI+CUDA, employing an MPI process for each available GPU.
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