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The emerging High-Performance Computing and Communication (HPCC) environment is significantly changing the way in which processes cooperate. In this paper, we identify some of the difficulties involved in modeling HPCC applications. We choose a specific application to illustrate these challenges: the collection and analysis of time series data for the observation of seismic sensored phenomena. We advocate the suitability of the delegation model to design HPCC applications, and we describe a delegation model design of the time series application. We validate the use of the Concert/C language as a tool for supporting the delegation model and report our experience in using Concert/C to implement the application.