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It is expected that additional performance can be gained by using the alternative, CPU-optimised ACC implementation ( Neal et al., 2018), and these CPU-specific optimisations are also under consideration for future enhancement of the DG2 and FV1 solvers. Where river channel widths are close to or smaller than the grid spacing Δ x, hydrograph predictions are especially sensitive to the channel geometry as resolved on the computational grid. The only fault we could find on this keyboard is the noise of the sample (a small pchht remaining milliseconds after playing the note). But we're not talking art keyboard! Similar trends are found with DG2-CPU and DG2-GPU: on the coarsest grid DG2-CPU is about twice as fast as DG2-GPU, but DG2-GPU becomes increasingly efficient as the number of elements increases, being twice as fast as DG2-CPU at Δ x=2 m with 5×10 5 elements (Fig. 8c). At Δ x=1 m with 2×10 6 total elements, DG2-GPU completes in about 3.5 h while the DG2-CPU run is aborted, having failed to complete within 24 h (Fig. 8a). selected on the non-uniform grids to those in the other case studies (Sect. 3.1 to 3.4). It can be noted that the non-uniform grids in the other case

At Δ x=20 m and Δ x=10 m, the false alarm ratio and critical success index for DG2 deteriorate, but a hit rate of 0.83–0.86 is maintained, which is acceptable given that high-resolution predictions are downscaled from the DG2 piecewise-planar solution at Δ x=40 m. delayed scaling. This strategy chooses the scaling factor based on the maximums of absolute values seen in some number of previous iterations. This enables full performance of FP8 computation, but requires storing the history of maximums as additional parameters of the FP8 operators. In Sect. 4, conclusions are drawn on the potential utility of the GPU-accelerated local inertial solvers. The codes of these solvers are openly Small water level differences accumulate as water flows downstream, and at point 5, positioned farthest downstream of the dam break, differences of about 0.5 m are found depending on the choice of resolution and solver (Fig. 11c). Environment Agency: Real-time and Near-real-time river level data, Environment Agency [data set], https://data.gov.uk/dataset/0cbf2251-6eb2-4c4e-af7c-d318da9a58be/real-time-and-near-real-time-river-level-data (last access: 28 April 2023), 2020.inundation in ise and mikawa bay, in: Coastal Engineering Proceedings: No. 36 (2018): Proceedings of 36th Conference on Coastal Engineering, Baltimore, Maryland, 30 July–3 August 2018, https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v36.risk.35, 2018. In previous studies, a grid spacing of Δ x=10 m was sufficient to simulate observed flood extent and river levels ( Xia et al., 2019; Ming et al., 2020), so LISFLOOD-FP runs are not performed on the finest 5 m DEM. Given the large number of elements (25 million elements at Δ x=10 m) and informed by the computational scalability results in Sect. 3.1.3 and 3.2.3, DG2 and FV1 runs are only performed on a GPU, while ACC is run on a 16-core CPU. The multi-core FV1-CPU and DG2-CPU demonstrated near-optimal computational scalability up to 16 CPU cores. Multi-core CPU runtimes were most efficient on grids with fewer than 0.1 million elements, while FV1-GPU and DG2-GPU solvers were most efficient on grids with more than 1 million elements, where the high degree of GPU parallelisation was best exploited. On such grids, GPU solvers were 2.5–4 times faster than the corresponding 16-core CPU solvers, and FV1-GPU runtimes were highly competitive with those of ACC.

This slope-decoupled, no-limiter approach can achieve a 5-fold speed-up over a standard tensor-product stencil with local slope limiting ( Kesserwani et al., 2018; Ayog et al., 2021), meaning this DG2 formulation is expected to be particularly efficient for flood modelling applications. As specified by Xia et al. ( 2019), the simulation comprises a spin-up phase and subsequent analysis phase. The spin-up phase starts at 00:00, 3 December 2015, from an initially dry domain. Water is introduced into the domain via the rainfall source term (Eq. 14), using Met Office rainfall radar data at a 1 km resolution updated every 5 min ( Met Office, 2013). Observed free-surface elevation hydrographs are calculated from Environment Agency measurements of water depth and riverbed elevation above mean sea level ( Environment Agency, 2020).in north London, UK, which covers an area of 1180 km 2, shown in Fig. 8a. The available DEM has a relatively coarse resolution, of 20 m, involving At these resolutions, DG2-CPU, DG2-GPU and ACC achieved a similar solution quality for a similar runtime cost, with all solvers completing in about 4 min (Fig. 8a). Since the new DG2 and FV1 solvers are purely two-dimensional and parallelised for multi-core CPU and GPU architectures, the new solvers do not currently integrate with the LISFLOOD-FP sub-grid channel model ( Neal et al., 2012 a) or incorporate the CPU-specific optimisations available to the ACC solver ( Neal et al., 2018). Figure 2: Scaling the loss enables shifting the gradient distribution into the representable range of FP16 datatype. Mixed precision training with FP8 ¶