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Система компьютерной алгебры GAP: High Performance Distributed Computing 2009



Conference: HPDC 2009 - 18th Intl Symposium on
High Performance Distributed Computing

Location: Garching, near Munich, Germany

URL: http://www.lrz.de/hpdc2009

Contact: hpdc2009@lrz.de

Abstracts: 22 December 2008

Papers: 12 January 2009

Symposium: 11-13 June 2009

Workshops: 09-10 June 2009


CALL FOR PAPERS CALL FOR DEMOS/EXHIBITS CALL FOR WORKSHOPS


The Eighteenth International Symposium on High Performance Distributed
Computing (HPDC), to be held in Garching, near Munich, Germany, on June
11-13 2009, is a forum for presenting the latest research findings on
the
design and use of parallel and distributed systems for high end
computing,
collaboration, data analysis, and other innovative applications.

HPDC welcomes submissions covering all aspects of high-performance
distributed computing, Grids, and global computing ensembles. New
academic and scholarly research emphasizing empirical and reproducible
results as well as investigative expositions of successful and
innovative application and deployment efforts are particularly
encouraged.


TOPICS

Topics of interest for HPDC 2009 include (but are not limited to):

- HPDC architectures: HPC systems, Grids, Computing Clouds, SOA for HPDC

- High end communications: Software/hardware/architecture and networking
(incl. Terabit networks systems and services)

- Data management and transport
(incl. High performance I/O and file systems)

- Operating system technologies for high performance distributed
computing
(incl. Virtualization for HPDC systems)

- Software environments: - Programming frameworks
- Language/compiler support
- Performance analysis, modeling, simulation and prediction

- Grid middleware
- Security, configuration, policy, and management issues
- Workflow management
- Resource management, scheduling and load-balancing

- Applications and algorithms
- Parallel and distributed algorithms
- Multicore algorithms and software implementations
- Multimedia, tele-immersive, and collaborative applications

- Fault tolerance, reliability and availability for HPDC applications


CALL FOR TECHNICAL PAPERS

All papers will be rigorously reviewed by a distinguished international
program committee, with a strong focus on the combination of rigorous
scientific results and practical impact.
In particular, research papers must clearly demonstrate research
contribution and novelty; experience/applications/systems papers
must clearly demonstrate impact and/or lessons learned and/or design
choices.

Paper Submissions:

Authors are invited to submit an abstract describing the contents of
the paper including highlights and key characteristics before
December 22, 2008. The abstracts are used to assign appropriate
reviewers for the technical papers, which must be submitted until
January 12, 2009.

Details for formatting will be provided on the HPDC 2009 webpage.
Such technical papers must be at most 10 pages, INCLUDING figures
and references. Papers that exceed this length will be rejected
outright.
These papers should be written to be self-contained and to provide
the technical substance required for the program committee to evaluate
the paper's contribution. All manuscripts will be reviewed and judged
on correctness, originality, technical strength, significance, quality
of presentation, and interest and relevance to the conference.

Submitted papers must not have appeared in or be under consideration for
another conference or a journal, nor may they be under review or
submitted
to another forum during the HPDC 2009 review process.
Papers should be submitted electronically (PDF or postscript) via the
HPDC 2009 conference web site at http://www.lrz.de/hpdc2009.
Please note that, as with previous HPDC conferences, there will be
NO EXTENSIONS on the paper submission deadlines.

Paper abstract submission deadline: December 22, 2008
Paper submission deadline: January 12, 2009

Publication:

The HPDC proceedings are expected to be published by ACM, and the plan
is
to distribute them at the conference.

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CALL FOR POSTERS

In addition to full papers, HPDC 2009 also allows the submission of
posters.
The conference especially encourages such submission from Ph.D.
students so
that they can present their early ideas to a larger audience.
For posters, authors are invited to submit a 2 page short description
including title, authors, and affiliations until December 22, 2008.
Revisions of the poster descriptions will be possible until January
12, 2009.

The formatting for the posters is identical to the full papers, but
with the 2 page limitation. The plan is to publish posters also in
the proceedings.

Upon acceptance of the poster, authors must commit to attend the
conference
and to present their poster. Posters will be displayed on boards which
are
expected to be in the size of 841mm x 1189mm (DIN A0).

Posters will be presented during the conference in the coffee break
area and authors are expected to be available for discussions and
questions during the welcome reception on June 11, 2009.


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CALL FOR DEMOS AND EXHIBITS

The Eighteens International Symposium on High-Performance Distributed
Computing (HPDC) will be a forum for presenting the latest research
findings on the design and use of parallel and distributed systems for
high
end computing, collaboration, data analysis, and other innovative
applications.

HPDC 2009 will feature a demo and exhibit session consisting of
prototypes and technology artifacts demonstrating HPDC concepts,
mechanisms and applications. Submissions to the demonstration and
exhibit session are welcome, both from industry and academia,
demonstrating state-of-the-art applications of high-performance
distributed computing, grids, and global computing ensembles. Demos of
new scholarly research emphasizing empirical and reproducible results
as well as exhibitions of investigative expositions of successful
application and deployment efforts are particularly encouraged.

Demos and Exhibit Submissions:

Please send an email to the Demo/Exhibit Co-Chairs (Erwin Laure) at
hpdc2009@lrz.de containing:

- Title
- Short description (5-10 lines)
- Contact information (Name/Address/Email)
- URL to a Web site describing the demo (optional)
- Resource requirements (optional; please note that we may not be able
to
accommodate you with all your needs; we will let you know ahead of
time
on what we cannot provide for you.)

Entries will be judged by a separate subcommittee led by the demo/
exhibit
chairman.
Demo/Exhibit Request Deadline: April 15, 2009
Demo/Exhibit Notification: May 1, 2009

Demo/Exhibit Logistics:

Demos will be held along with the reception on Thursday evening of the
conference, June 11, 2009. The demos will be advertised both on the
conference web site and in a leaflet within the participants' package
with a list of demonstrations (title, abstract, people/organization).
In addition, there will be a short introductory session at the
beginning of the reception to introduce the demo groups and to
announce their demos. The demo groups are encouraged to provide the
demo session chair with a short write-up (two paragraphs no longer
than 300 words) that briefly introduces their group and their demos.
After the announcements, each demo group will give one-on-one demos to
the HPDC attendees during the reception. There will be food and drinks
in the room to ensure a good flow.

Each demo group will be provided with a table, a couple of chairs, a
power outlet, an extension cord, poster boards, and access to the
conference wireless network connection, which should remain set up for
the entire conference (as an exhibit) if you would like to show your
work one-on-one or during breaks. We will provide you with a detailed
description of the standard demo stand layout ahead of time. The demo
room will be available (with working network connections and the basic
setup) to demo groups before the demo session for groups to set up
their demos. If you need an extensive amount of time to setup your
demo, you would need to coordinate with the Demo/Exhibit Co-Chair
ahead of time.

Demo/Exhibit Registration Fees:

There will be two flavors of demos. Research (academic) demos will only
require registration to the conference. The industry demos (i.e. demos
of a commerical product) will be charged EUR 5000.


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CALL FOR WORKSHOPS

The HPDC 2009 Organizing Committee invites proposals for workshops to
be held with the Eighteens International Conference on High
Performance Distributed Computing, which will be held in Garching near
Munich on June 11-13, 2009. The dates for the workshops are June
09-10, 2009.

HPDC Workshops provide a forum for discussion among researchers and
practitioners of areas of special interest within HPDC. Within this
scope, several types of workshop organizations are encouraged.
Workshops may be organized by invitation or via an open call for
participation. Organizers may ask participants to give talks, submit
short position papers, or full papers with a peer-review process.
Workshop organizers are expected to be active in the field where they
propose a workshop.
To foster interaction, the workshops are full-day events limited to
30-50 participants. As a reference, Web pages of previous HPDC
conference sites (and links to various workshop sites) are accessible
from http://www.hpdc.org.

Workshop Submissions:

Please contact the HPDC 2009 General Chair Dieter Kranzlmueller to
propose a workshop or to discuss ideas by email: hpdc2009@lrz.de. A
formal workshop proposal should be at most two pages and include the
following information:

- Name of the workshop
- Theme of the workshop and topics of interest, and how these relate
to the overall conference
- Information about previous offering(s) of the workshop, if
applicable: attendance, number of papers submitted, number of papers
accepted
- Names, affiliations, and research interest of the workshop organizers
- What is the expected attendance of the workshop?
- How do you plan to attract submissions and/or participants?
- How do you plan to organize the workshop? Provide an estimate time
line for the major milestones (such as selection of a program
committee; call for papers (online and mailing lists); paper
submission deadline; paper notification deadline; call for
participation).

Workshop Proposals Deadline: October 31, 2008
Notification: November 14, 2008
Workshop Calls Online (by organizers): November 28, 2008
Final Manuscripts due (For HPDC proceedings): Around April 2009
Workshops: June 09-11, 2009
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