About us
About us¶
History¶
The Melissa project stems from FlowVR, a middleware for large scale data-flow oriented parallel application which was firstly used for virtual reality, telepresence and computational steering. As Theophile Terraz and Alejandro Ribes joined Bruno Raffin, former lead developer of FlowVR, it was reoriented towards in-situ analytics to finally give birth to Melissa: a Modular External Library for In Situ Statistical Analysis.
Current developers¶
The current developers are listed in the following table:
| Developers | Role | Contact info. |
|---|---|---|
| Bruno Raffin | Research Director (INRIA DATAMOVE) | bruno.raffin[at]inria.fr |
| Abhishek Purandare | Research Engineer (INRIA DATAMOVE) | abhishek.purandare[at]inria.fr |
Former developers¶
All former contributors are listed below in alphabetical order:
- Achal Agarwal
- Juan Manuel Baldonado
- Christoph Conrads
- Sebastian Friedemann
- Bartłomiej Pogodziński
- Alejandro Ribes
- Anna Sekula
- Théophile Terraz
- Lucas Meyer
- Robert Caulk
- Marc Schouler
Fundings¶
The recent developments of Melissa were made possible thanks to several funding sources that include:
- EOCOE II: the European Union’s Horizon 2020138 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 824158139,
- REGALE: the European High-Performance140 Computing Joint Undertaking (JU) under grant agreement No 956560.