HIPS'97 - Final Call for Participation (Geneva, April 97)

Second International Workshop on High-level Parallel Programming Models
and
                                                      Supportive Environments

                                                                  (HIPS '97)

                                                            ADVANCE PROGRAM

                                          April 1, 1997, Geneva, Switzerland

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                                                    Held in conjunction with
                  The 11th IEEE International Parallel Processing Symposium

                                                    Proceedings published by
                                                IEEE Computer Society Press
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                                                                Sponsored by

    Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG (Unit Science and
Supercomputing)
                                                        Silicon Graphics GmbH
                    The 11th IEEE International Parallel Processing Symposium
                                    Technische Universit=E4t M=FCnchen (SFB 342)

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8:30 am: Opening Remarks

          H. Hellwagner
          Technical University of Munich, Germany

8:35-10:05 am: Overview (Session 1)

8:35 am: High-level Parallel Programming: Methods, Languages, and Tools
(Invited Talk)
          H. Burkhart
          University of Basel, Switzerland

9:35 am: Complexity and Performance in Parallel Programming Languages
          S. P. VanderWiel (*), D. Nathanson (+), D. J. Lilja (*)
          University of Minnesota (*), Iowa State University (+), USA

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10:05-10:30 am: Coffee Break

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10:30-12:00 am: Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming (Session 2)

10:30 am: Supporting High Level Programming with High Performance: The
Illinois Concert System
          A. Chien, J. Dolby, B. Ganguly, V. Karamcheti, X. Zhang
          Univeristy of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

11:00 am: Supporting Multiple Parallel Programming Paradigms on Top of
the
Millipede Virtual Parallel Machine
          A. Itzkovitz, A. Schuster, L. Wolfovich
          Israel Institute of Technology

11:30 am: Concurrency in Cooperative Objects
          C. Sibertin-Blanc
          University Toulouse 1, France

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12:00-1:00 pm: Lunch Break

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1:00-2:00 pm: Poster Presentations (Session 5)

PDE-Oriented Language Compilation and Optimization with CTADEL for
Parallel
Computing
          R. v. Engelen (*), L. Wolters (*), G. Cats (+)
          Leiden University (*), Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute
(+),
The Netherlands

Parallel Programming through Configurable Interconnectable Objects
          E. V. Carrera (*), O. G. Loques (+), J. B. Leite (+)
          Coppe-UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro (*), CAA-UFF, Niteroi (+), Brasil

Cooperating Agents: Language Support and Load Distribution
          T. Schnekenburger
          Technical University Munich, Germany

The Eden Coordination Model for Distributed Memory Systems
          S. Breitinger (*), R. Loogen (*), Y. Ortega-Mallen (+), R. Pena (+)
          University Marburg (*), Germany; University Complutense Madrid (+),
Spain

Algorithm Design and Analysis Using the WPRAM Model
          J. M. Nash, M. E. Dyer, P. M. Dew
          Leeds University, United Kingdom

Comparing High-level and Low-level Implementations of a Molecular
Dynamics
Algorithm
          G. Travieso
          IFSC USP, Sao Carlos, Brasil

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2:00-3:30 pm: Data Parallelism (Session 3)

2:00 pm: High-level Data Parallel Programming in PROMOTER
          M. Besch, H. Bi, P. Enskonatus, G. Heber, M. Wilhelmi
          GMD FIRST Berlin, Germany

2:30 pm: A High-level Cellular Programming Model for Massively Parallel
Processing
          G. Spezzano, D. Talia
          ISI-CNR, Italy

3:00 pm: SCL-Chan: an Asynchronous Data-Parallel Language for Irregular
Algorithms
          E. Melin, B. Raffin, X. Rebeuf, B. Virot
          University Orleans, France

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3:30-4:00 pm: Coffee Break

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4:00-5:30 pm: Load Distribution and Performance Optimization (Session 4)

4:00 pm: High-level Directives to Drive the Allocation of Parallel
Object-Oriented Applications
          A. Corradi (*), L. Leonardi (+), F. Zambonelli (+)
          University Bologna (*), University Modena (+), Italy

4:30 pm: Load Balancing HPF Programs by Migrating Virtual Processors
          C. Perez
          ENS Lyon, France

5:00 pm: A Rule-based Approach for Automatic Bottleneck Detection in
Programs on Shared Virtual Memory Systems
          M. Gerndt, A. Krumme
          Research Centre Juelich (KFA), Germany

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5:30 pm: Wrap Up

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hips@informatik.tu-muenchen.de, March 19, 1997

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