International Conference on Parallel Processing - Call for Participation (Ohio, Aug 06)

International Conference on Parallel Processing - Call for
Participation


The 35th year of International Conference on Parallel Processing
(ICPP) will be held in Columbus, Ohio, USA, from August 14-18, 2006.


More details on the conference and workshop programs are available
from www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~icpp06/


To commemorate the 35th year anniversary of this conference, a special
DVD will be issued and given to the attendees. This special DVD
contains all Proceedings of the previous 34 conferences and the
Proceedings of this year.


Deadline for Advance Registration and Advance Hotel Reservation is
July 13, 2006.


An excellent technical program has been put together for the 35th year
of this conference. Some of the highlights include:


- 67 technical papers in the main conference


- Two Keynote Talks
    - Dr. Mootaz Elmozahy, IBM Austin Research Laboratory,
        "Four years with the High Productivity Computing Systems Program -
        A Perspective"
    - Prof. Jack Dongarra, Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville and Oak Ridge
        National Laboratory,
        "Impact of Multicore on Math Software and Exploiting Single
Precision
        Computing to Obtain Double Precision Results"


- Two back-to-back Plenary Panel Sessions to discuss
    "Parallel Processing: The First 35 Years and the Next 35 Years"
    Co-Chaired and Moderated by
                Xiaodong Zhang and Bruce Berra
    Panelists:
                Frederica Darema, NSF
                David Du, Minnesota/NSF
                Jose Duato, Technical University of Valencia, Spain
                Rudi Eigenmann, Purdue University
                Kai Li, Princeton University
                Bruce Maggs, CMU
                Lionel Ni, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
                Gregory Pfister, IBM
                Timothy Pinkston, USC/NSF
                H. J. Siegel, Colorado State University
                Thomas Sterling, Louisiana State University
                Jeffery Vetter, Oak Ridge National Lab
                Wei Zhao, Texas A&M and NSF


- Seven workshops on the following topics with an additional 63
    technical papers and four Keynote Talks
      - Workshop on Web Services-based Grid Applications (WSGA)
      - Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Multimedia (PDM)
      - Workshop on Adhoc and Sensor Networks (WASNet)
      - Workshop on Embedded Computing (IWEC)
      - Workshop on Performance Evaluation of Networks for Parallel,
          Cluster and Grid Computing Systems (PEN-PCGCS)
      - Workshop on Compile and Runtime Techniques for Parallel
          Computing (CRPTC)
      - Workshop on High Performance Scientific and Engineering
          Computing (HPSEC)

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