April 14-18, 2008 ~ Miami,
Florida, USA
The field of high performance computing has earned prominence through advances in
electronic and integrated technologies beginning in the 1940s. Current times
are very exciting and the years to come will witness a proliferation in the use
of parallel and distributed systems. The scientific and engineering application
domains have a key role in shaping future research and development activities
in academia and industry, especially when the solution of large and complex
problems must cope with tight timing schedules.
This special workshop is to bring together computer
scientists, applied mathematicians and researchers to present, discuss and
exchange ideas, results, work in progress and experiences in the area of
parallel and distributed computing for problems in science and engineering
applications and inter-disciplinary
applications.
Among the main topics of interest (but not limited to)
are:
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development of advanced parallel and
distributed methods,
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parallel and distributed computing
techniques and codes,
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practical experiences using various
parallel and distributed systems with software such as MPI, PVM, and HPFortran,
OpenMP, UPC, mpC etc.
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domain
decomposition,
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loop and task
parallelism,
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scheduling and
load balancing,
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compiler,
hardware and OS issues for scientific and engineering computing,
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memory system
and I/O supports for scientific and engineering computing,
l Hardware/software support for performance, power and energy-aware applications,
l Network, Mobile/wireless processing and computing,
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performance
modeling and evaluation of scientific and engineering computing,
l
cluster and
grid scientific and engineering computing.
l
biologically inspired
algorithms in system model, design and applications.
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applications to the following areas, but
not limited to:
o computational fluid dynamics and mechanics
o material sciences
o space, weather, climate systems and global changes
o computational environment and energy systems
o computational ocean and earth sciences
o combustion system simulation
o computational chemistry
o computational physics
o bioinformatics and computational biology
o medical applications
o transportation systems simulations
o combinatorial and global optimization problems
o structural engineering
o computational electro-magnetic
o computer graphics
o virtual reality and multimedia
o semiconductor technology, and electronic circuits and system design
o dynamic systems
o computational finance
o data mining
o signal and image processing
o .....
Authors are expected to submit a paper of at most 20 pages in either PS
or PDF format with
5-10 keywords. The online submission system is here.
Program committee members and external reviewers will provide authors with at
least three reviews. Papers will be ranked for relevance to the workshop
and technical merit. Accepted papers with at most 8 pages will be published by
IEEE Computer Society Press as IPDPS-07 proceedings. Selected best papers will
be considered for a special issue of International Journal of
Computational Science and Engineering (IJCSE).
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Paper
submission Due |
Dec 08, 2007 à Dec 16, 2007 |
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Notification
of Acceptance |
Jan 12, 2008 |
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Final
camera-ready paper |
Jan 28, 2008 |
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Gudula Rünger (General Co-Chair) Email: ruenger@informatik.tu-chemnitz.de |
Guojing Cong (General Co-Chair) Email: gcong@us.ibm.com |
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Thomas
Rauber (Program Co-Chair) Email: rauber@uni–bayreuth.de |
Zizhong
Chen (Program Co-Chair) Email: zchen@jsu.edu |
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Laurence
T. Yang (Steering
Co-Chair)
Email: lyang@stfx.ca |
Yi Pan (Steering
Co-Chair) Georgia
State University, USA Email: cscyip@techie.cs.gsu.edu |
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Eric Aubanel |
University of New Brunswick,
Canada |
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David A. Bader |
Georgia Institute of
Technology, USA |
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Purushotham Bangalore |
University of Alabama, USA |
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Ioana Banicescu |
Mississippi State University,
USA |
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Martin Buecker |
Aachen University of
Technology, Germany |
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Xing Cai |
University of Oslo, Norway |
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Jin Chen |
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory,
USA |
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Byung Choi |
Michigan Tech University, USA |
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Raphael Couturier |
LIFC, Belfort，France |
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Rodrigo de Mello |
University of Sao Paulo,
Brazil |
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Frederic Desprez |
INRIA, France |
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Beniamino Di Martino |
Second University of Naples,
Italy |
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Len Freeman |
University of Manchester, UK |
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Edgar Gabriel |
University of Houston, USA |
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Luc Giraud |
ENSEEIHT, France |
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George A. Gravvanis |
Democritus University of
Thrace, Greece |
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Georgios Goumas |
National Technical University
of Athens, Greece |
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Helen Karatza |
Aristotle University of
Thessaloniki, Greece |
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Christoph Kessler |
Linkoeping University, Sweden |
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Nectarios Koziris |
National Technical University
of Athens, Greece |
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Alexey Lastovetsky |
University College of Dublin,
Ireland |
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Yiming Li |
National Chiao Tung
University, Taiwan |
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Richard Tran Mills |
Oak Ridge National
Laboratory, USA |
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John O'Donnell |
Glasgow University, UK |
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Gabriel Oksa |
Slovak Academy of Sciences,
Slovak Republic |
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Ruth E. Shaw |
University of New Brunswick,
Canada |
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Chi Shen |
Kentucky State University,
USA |
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Mat Sottile |
University of Tennessee, USA |
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Michela Taufer |
University of Delaware, USA |
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Parimala Thulasiraman |
University of Manitoba,
Canada |
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Karen Tomko |
University of Cincinnati, USA |
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Juan Touriño |
University of A Coruña, Spain |
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Xuemin Tu |
University of California,
Berkeley, USA |
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Lorenzo Verdoscia |
ICAR, Italian National
Research Council (CNR), Italy |
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Rich Vuduc |
Georgia Institute of
Technology, USA |
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Bingbing Zhou |
University of Sydney,
Australia |
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Michelle M. Zhu |
Southern Illinois University,
USA |