
CBHPC 2008 (Component-Based High
Performance Computing)
Important dates
- Abstract submission: 9 May 2008
- Full paper or extended abstract submission: 16 May 2008
- Notification of acceptance: 27 June 2008
- Camera-ready papers and extended abstracts: 5 September 2008
- Related software (optional): 11 July 2008
BACKGROUND
CBHPC 2008 is the third joint event of the HPC-GECO and CompFrame workshop series.
This workshop focuses on the role of component and framework
technologies in high-performance and scientific computing, and on
high-level, component-based and innovative programming tools and
environments to efficiently develop high performance applications and
exploit them both on individual massively parallel systems and on the
Grid.
TOPICS
CBHPC welcomes submissions of two types dealing with
high-level and component-based approaches to HPC and Grid Computing:
- Component models and frameworks
- Component-based Grid platforms
- Programming environments and paradigms
- Analysis and comparison of existing programming approaches
- Integration of different distributed/Grid/HPC programming
frameworks
- Tools and Environments for Coupling of Parallel Application
codes
- Application-level and support-level management of
performance, QoS, faults, dynamicity, architecture heterogeneity
- Application-level QoS contract description and enforcement
- Advanced middleware systems as a device to efficiently
exploit Grid resources (e.g. high-bandwidth, innovative networks) in
high-level programming environments
- Case studies and experiments of large and geographic scale
high-level HPC applications, large-scale data/analysis
- Applicability of software engineering techniques for
restructuring and integration
- High-level approaches for emerging HPC architectures,
including clusters of reconfigurable computing units and multicore
processors
- Approaches to development, deployment, repositories,
debugging, and testing for components in HPC environments
SUBMISSIONS AND WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS
CBHPC welcomes two types of submissions:
- Full papers of up to 12 pages which include work not
already published or under review for publication in other conferences
of journals.
- Extended abstracts of up to 4 pages describing work in
progress, which is intended to foster discussions of the emerging
trends in the component-based HPC and exchange of recent ideas as well
as on-going applications.
Submissions are accepted only electronically, in PDF format, and must
conform to the ACM style. Full papers may not exceed 12 pages and
extended abstracts of work in progress should be no more than 4 pages
long including all figures, tables, references, and supplementary
material. Information for authors and reference style files are
available at http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/template.html.
A link to the submission page will be posted at http://www.di.unipi.it/~hpc-geco/
or http://www.compframe.org/.
All full papers and extended abstracts will be reviewed by multiple
program committee members. Accepted submissions will be available in
digital form at the workshop. Accepted full papers will be also
published through the ACM Digital Library after the workshop. The
committee also plans to invite selected full papers from the workshop
to be extended and published as part of a journal special issue.
The organizers plan to distribute in electronic form to the attendees
additional material concerning the accepted works (e.g., software
tools, demos, and prototypes). Interested authors should contact the
workshop chairs no later than July 11, 2008.
COMMITTEES
General Co-Chairs:
- Christian Perez, INRIA, France
- Masha Sosonkina, Ames Laboratory and Iowa State University, USA
Local Chair:
- Jan-Philipp Weiss, University of Karlsruhe, Germany
Steering Committee:
- Rob Armstrong, Sandia National Laboratories, USA
- David E. Bernholdt, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA
- Massimo Coppola, Institute of Information Science and
Technologies,
CNR, Italy
- Marco Danelutto, Universita di Pisa, Italy
- Vladimir S. Getov, University of Westminster/CoreGRID, UK
- Aad van der Steen, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Program Committee: to be announced