HPC/JAIIO : HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING SYMPOSIUM 20

[submitido por Victorio Sonzogni]

Desde: 30-09-2010
Hasta:  03-09-2010
Lugar: Buenos Aires, Argentina


39 JAIIO - 39 JORNADAS ARGENTINAS DE INFORMÁTICA - www.39jaiio.org.ar
August 30 to September 3, 2010 - Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires

Since 1961, SADIO (Argentine Society for Informatics) organizes JAIIO
(Argentine Conference of Informatics). JAIIO is one of the most relevant
events for the national and regional IT sector, with participants from both
industry and academia.

JAIIO is organized as a series of thematic symposia including topics such as
software engineering, artificial intelligence, technology, agroinformatics,
high performance computing, industrial informatics, free software, law,
health, information society, and a students contest.

After many years, JAIIO returns to the Buenos Aires city.

HPC 2010 - HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING SYMPOSIUM 2010
(www.hpc2010.hpclatam.org)

OVERVIEW
Building on the great success of the first two editions of the HPC symposium
in 2008 and 2009, this year's conference aims to bring together researchers,
developers, and users of HPC to discuss new ideas, experiences, and problems.

HPC2010 will be part of the 39th Argentine Conference of Informatics (39
JAIIO), the international conference of the Argentine Society for Informatics
(SADIO), to be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on August 2010.

The use and development of High-Performance Computing (HPC) in Latin America
is steadily growing. New challenges come from the new capabilities provided by
clusters, grids, and distributed systems for HPC, promoting research and
innovation in this area.

The main goal of HPC2010 is to provide a regional forum fostering the growth
of the HPC community in Latin America through the exchange and dissemination
of new ideas, techniques, and research in HPC.

The symposium will feature invited talks from academy and industry, tutorials,
short- and full-paper sessions presenting both mature work and new ideas in
research and industrial applications.

TOPICS OF INTEREST
Suggested topics of interest include, but are not restricted to:
-Distributed and Grid Computing
-Parallel Algorithms and Architectures
-High Performance Applications
-High Performance Software Tools
-Virtualization in High Performance Computing
-Visualization and Data Management
-Cloud Computing
-Tools and Environments for High Performance System Engineering
-Component Technologies for High Performance Computing
-Parallelism and Data Sharing on Multi-core Architectures
-Graphics Processing Units and specialized computing elements in High
Performance Computing
-Country-wide Grid Initiatives

INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS
Submissions of short- and full-papers must be written in English, and prepared
according to Springer's LNCS style (guidelines are available at:
http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html).

Papers must not have been previously published or submitted elsewhere.

All contributions should be submitted in Ghostview-readable Postscript or PDF
formats. Submissions will be handled electronically. Further detaills will be
available at: http://www.39jaiio.org.ar/hpc.

The authors of accepted papers must guarantee that their paper will be
presented at the symposium. At least one author of each accepted paper must be
duly registered for the symposium in order for the paper to be scheduled in
the papers session and to appear in the Symposium and 39 JAIIO proceedings.

REGULAR FILL-LENGTH PAPERS
Full papers must not exceed 16 pages, including name, affiliation and address
of the author(s), figures, tables, and references, and an abstract of no more
than 200 words. All full paper submissions will be carefully reviewed by at
least two experts and returned to the author(s) with comments to ensure the
high quality of accepted papers. Full papers accepted for the program will
appear in the proceedings.

SHORT PAPERS/EXTENDED ABSTARCTS
Authors are invited to submit short papers (also called Extended Abstracts)
for results that are too late to be submitted as regular full-length papers.
Short papers must not exceed 4 pages. Short papers accepted for the program
will appear in the proceedings (in short form - not expanded to full papers -
and with Extended Abstract in the title) and be presented orally during the
symposium (in suitably shorter speaking slots) as a regular part of the
program.

SYMPOSIUM INFORMATION
Up-to-date information about the program and the symposium organization can be
found at http://hpc2010.hpclatam.org

IMPORTANT DATES
Submission deadline: May, 3rd 2010
Acceptance notification: June, 14th 2010
Final version (camera ready) deadline: June 28th 2010

CONTACT INFORMATION
hpc2010 (at) hpclatam.org

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