DIMPLES: Distributed Influence Maximization for Pandemic pLanning on Exascale Systems
Marco Minutoli(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Mahantesh Halappanavar(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Madhav Marathe(Biocom), S M Ferdous(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Michela Becchi(Washington University in St. Louis), Anil Vullikanti(Virginia Tech), Reece Neff(North Carolina State University), Ananth Kalyanaraman(Washington State University), John Feo(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Hao Lu(Harbin Institute of Technology), Parantapa Bhattacharya(Biocom), Mandy Wilson(Biocom), Naw Safrin Sattar(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Dawen Xie(Virginia Tech), Henning Mortveit(Engineering Systems (United States)), Gregor von Laszewski(Biocom)
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