From: Valerie.Fraysse@cerfacs.fr (Valerie Fraysse)
Date: Sat, 14 Nov 1998 04:10:03 +0100 (MET)
Subject: Euro-Par'99: First Call for Papers
Euro-Par'99
Toulouse, France
August 31 - September 3, 1999
First Call for Papers
Euro-Par is the premier European conference on parallel computing and
normally attracts about 300 participants. It is an annual
international conference, dedicated to the promotion and advancement
of all aspects of parallel computing. The major themes of the
conference can be divided into the broad categories of hardware,
software, algorithms, and applications. The objective of Euro-Par is
to provide a forum to promote the development of parallel computing
both as an industrial tool and as an academic discipline, extending
the frontiers of the state of practice as well as the state of the
art. This is particularly important at a time when parallel computing
is undergoing strong and sustained development and is beginning to
experience real industrial take up. The main audience for Euro-Par
are researchers in university departments, government laboratories,
and industrial organisations.
Euro-Par'99 is organized as a day of tutorials, two half-day plenary
sessions, and a number of parallel sessions on the following topics:
1. Support Tools and Environments 13. Numerical Algorithms for
Linear and Nonlinear Algebra
2. Performance Evaluation and 14. European Projects
Prediction
3. Scheduling and Load Balancing 15. Routing and Communication in
Interconnection Networks
4. Compilers for High Performance 16. Instruction-Level Parallelism
Systems and Uniprocessor Architecture
5. Parallel and Distributed 17. Concurrent and Distributed
Databases Programming with Objects
6. Dependability of Real-Time 18. Global Environment Modelling
Systems
7. Theory and Models for Parallel 19. Numerical Reliability and
Computation Parallel Computing
8. High-Performance Computing and 20. Fault Tolerant Computing
Applications
9. Parallel Computer Architecture 21. Educational Issues
10. Distributed Systems and 22. High-Performance Data Mining
Algorithms and Knowledge Discovery
11. Parallel Programming: Models, 23. Symbolic Computation
Methods and Languages
12. Architectures and Algorithms for
Vision and other Senses
Invited Speakers:
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- Richard Brent Oxford University Computing Lab.
- Philippe Courtier LODYC, Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie.
- Jack Dongarra Univ. of Tennessee and Oak Ridge Nat. Lab.
- Cherri Pancake Oregon State Univ.
- Horst Simon NESRC, Lawrence Berkeley Nat. Lab.
- Tom Sterling Jet Propulsion Lab.
Tutorials:
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- MPI-2 and OpenMP
- High Performance Fortran : Present and Future
- Benchmarking High Performance Computers: Fundamentals and Practice
- Parallel and distributed programming in Java
- Parallel Numerical Linear Algebra
- Scientific Computing for Climate and Environment
The key dates are:
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- November 15th 1998: First Call for Papers
- January 31st 1999 : Final Date for Submissions
- May 1st 1999 : Acceptances Notified
- June 1st 1999 : Final Copy and Author Registration due
- June 30th 1999 : Early Registration Deadline
- August 1st 1999 : Late Registration Deadline
Official Address and Organization:
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For any questions related to Euro-Par'99 please refer to our
web site:
www.enseeiht.fr/europar99/
or e-mail to:
europar99@enseeiht.fr.
Authors are requested to use the electronic form on the web site
to submit their paper to the topic they judge most appropriate.
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The Euro-Par'99 Local Committee.
CERFACS and ENSEEIHT-IRIT.