Hi everyone, I'm Jialing Dai

[jialing95]

Hi everyone, I'm Jialing Dai. I'm a Geophysics PhD candidate at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST). My research is about large-scale tsunami simulation.

I got to know QUEENS from the latest ArXiv paper, and I was fascinated by its "solver-independent" feature. I'm interested in using QUEENS to do Bayesian Inverse Analysis for DualSPHysics, and UQ & BMFMC for GeoClaw.

As my goal is to deploy rather than developing the code, I wish to follow some tutorials as soon as possible. Hence, I'd like to know when these related tutorials will be available. I will keep following the website.

Thanks for your contributions!

[sbrandstaeter]

Hi Jialing,

thank you for your interest in QUEENS.
The things you are planning to do sound like a very good fit for QUEENS. While our tutorials are not ready yet, we are currently working on them and hope to publish them soon.

In the meantime, a great option would be to join the UKACM & GACM Autumn School 2025 on Open-Source Codes for High-Performance Computing, which is free and will take place online from 29 September (Monday) to 2 October 2025 (Thursday). You can find more information here: https://www.ukacm-gacm-school.net/home.

During the school, we will also give an introduction to QUEENS. Although we will exemplify QUEENS together with the solver 4C, the school should give you a good idea of how to extend QUEENS to your solver as well.

[jialing95]

Hi, Prof. Sebastian

Glad to hear from you!

I will register for this online event and look forward to some insights and tutorial release. Thanks for your notice!

Cheers,
Jialing