Time
Event
08:50 - 09:00
Opening Remarks 
Rosa M. Badia
Barcelona Supercomputing Center - CSIC
Spain
and
Nanbor Wang
Tech-X Corporation
U.S.A.
09:00 - 10:00
Keynote
Speaker: David E. Bernholdt, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,
U.S.A. 
Title: (Almost) Ten Years with the Common Component
Architecture
As I enter into my tenth year of involvement
in the Common Component Architecture (CCA), it seems appropos to offer
a perspective on the past, present, and future of the CCA. I will
provide an overview of this component architecture, designed primarily
for high-performance scientific computing, how it is being used in
applications, and some of the research activities associated with it. I
will also consider how it has evolved over time, and some open
questions and possible future directions in component-based HPC
software development.
10:00 - 10:30
Coffee Break provided by SC09
10:30 - 12:30
Technical Session P1: Automatic tools
for Component based frameworks
Session Chair: Wael Elwasif, ORNL
OnRamp to CCA: Annotation-driven static analysis and code
generation 
Geoff Hulette, Matthew Sottile, Robert Armstrong, and Benjamin Allan
Tool support for semi-automatic modularization of existing
code bases (Extended Abstract)
Robert Mischke, Doreen Seider and Andreas Schreiber
Ensuring Correctness at the Application Level: A Software
Framework Approach
Eloisa Bentivegna, Gabrielle Allen, Erik Schnetter and Oleg Korobkin
Dynamic Compilation for Component-Based High-Performance
Computing (Extended Abstract)
Jeffrey A. Sandoval and Keith D. Cooper
12:30 - 14:00
Lunch Break
14:00 - 15:00
Keynote
Speaker: Vladimir S. Getov, University of Westminster,
London, UK
Title: Component-oriented Approaches for Application
Development and Execution in the Extreme-scale Computing Era
Addressing successfully the unprecedented
conundrum of challenges that characterize the rapidly increasing
complexity of computing in both hardware and software is a key
to unlocking the potential of extreme-scale computing within the
next decade. In this presentation we will argue that the
software development could be simplified by adopting the
component-oriented paradigm, where much better productivity can
be achieved because of the higher level of abstraction. At the
same time this approach enables in a natural way the
introduction of autonomic support at runtime including automatic
reconfiguration and tuning. We will present as an example our
design and initial experience with a generic component-based
platform discussing also some ideas and plans for future
research in this area.
15:00 - 15:30
Coffee Break provided by SC09
15:30 - 17:30
Technical Session P2: Application I
Session Chair: Gabrielle Allen, Louisiana State University
Coupling of Multi-Level Component Interfaces for Parallel
Sparse Linear System Solvers
Fang Liu, Masha Sosonkina and Dane Coffey
Designing a Component-Based Architecture for the Modeling
and Simulation of Nuclear Fuels and Reactors (Extended
Abstract)
Jay Billings, Wael Elwasif, Lee Hively, David Bernholdt, John Hetrick
and Timothy Bohn
Two-tiered component design and performance analysis of
Synergia2 accelerator simulations
Stefan Muszala, James Amundson, Lois Curfman McInnes and Boyana Norris
A Case Study on Dynamic Kernel Adaptation in a
Component-based Infectious Disease Simulator (Extended
Abstract)
Thorsten Riechers, Shyh-hao Kuo, Rick Siow Mong Goh, Harold Soh,
Terence Hung and Abid Malik
