@Article{nieplocha:chemio,
  author = {Jarek Nieplocha and Ian Foster and Rick Kendall},
  title = {{ChemIO}: High-Performance Parallel {I/O} for Computational
  Chemistry Applications},
  journal = {The International Journal of High Performance Computing
  Applications},
  year = {1998},
  month = {Fall},
  volume = {12},
  number = {3},
  pages = {345--363},
  earlier = {foster:chemio},
  keywords = {parallel I/O application, pario-bib},
  abstract = {Recent developments in I/O systems on scalable parallel computers
  have sparked renewed interest in out-of-core methods for computational
  chemistry. These methods can improve execution time significantly relative to
  "direct" methods, which perform many redundant computations. However, the
  widespread use of such out-of-core methods requires efficient and portable
  implementations of often complex I/O patterns. The ChemIO project has
  addressed this problem by defining an I/O interface that captures the I/O
  patterns found in important computational chemistry applications and by
  providing high-performance implementations of this interface on multiple
  platforms. This development not only broadens the user community for parallel
  I/O techniques but also provides new insights into the functionality required
  in general-purpose scalable I/O libraries and the techniques required to
  achieve high performance I/O on scalable parallel computers.},
  comment = {In a Special Issue on I/O in Parallel Applications, volume 12,
  numbers 3 and 4.}
}