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The George Washington University, Virginia Campus, Ashburn, VA (Near Washington Dulles Airport)
PGAS programming models offer HPC programmers a shared address space model which simplifies programming while exposing data/thread locality to enhance performance. This facilitates the development of programming languages that can reduce both development time and execution time. The PGAS conference is a forum to present and discuss ideas and research developments in the area of PGAS models, its languages, and applications. Papers, posters and demos are solicited in related areas, including but not limited to: Applications: - New innovative applications that can be uniquely enabled by the PGAS model
- Existing applications that can take advantage of the PGAS model
- Effective Application Development Practices for PGAS
- Comparative Performance of Applications over various programming models
Models and Language Developments: - Extensions to the PGAS basic model
- New PGAS Languages
- New models and language extensions to address new architectures such as:
- Multi-core Architectures
- Heterogeneous Architectures
- Reconfigurable Architectures
Tools: - Integrated Development Environments
- Performance Analysis Tools
- Debuggers
Compilers and Implementations:
- Compiler Optimizations for PGAS Languages
- Low level libraries
- Memory Consistency Models
- Hardware Support for PGAS Languages
- Performance studies and insights
- Productivity studies
- Language interoperability
Papers, posters, tutorials, and demos are solicited. Developer’s workshops by active PGAS consortia/efforts are also expected to be held in conjunction with the conference. Paper submissions are limited to 8 pages. Tutorials, posters, and demo submissions are limited to a 2-page abstract. For submissions click here .
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