In this work, we address the problem of quantifying the data sharing degree of the memory access behavior within specific SIMT applications in order to quantify the locality characteristics of the application’s workload. In addition, we also offer way to visualize the way the sharing patterns of the applications and the way they change under different models of runtime scenarios. For the purposes of quantifying the data sharing degree a memory trace is generated that contains information of the addresses accessed at a specific point of execution. Then, the information contained in the traces is used to perform the data sharing degree analysis of memory accesses. In this analysis, we have redefined the reuse distance concept in order to make it suitable to our analytical requirements, at the same time considering the particulars of the execution model previously mentioned