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The rise of explicit parallel programming involves new problems: lack of structure for parallel algorithms and the ad hoc development of parallel algorithms. We use skeletons to characterize and design parallel algorithms and define a process to refine the designs step by step into programs. The paper introduces a high level library on top of MPI which is derived from the skeleton concept to achieve better programmability and obtain portability. We conclude with a CFD application to demonstrate our idea.