2nd
Workshop on Design Tools and Architectures for Multi-Core Embedded Computing
Platforms (DITAM’2013)
Berlin, Germany,
January 22, 2013
To be held in conjunction with:
the 8th International Conference on High-Performance and
Embedded Architectures and Compilers (HiPEAC)
January 21-23, 2013, Berlin, Germany. [Location:
Radisson Blu Hotel in the center of Berlin (http://www.radissonblu.com/hotel‐berlin)]
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General Co-Chairs: João M. P. Cardoso, Universidade do Porto, Portugal, Michael Huebner,
Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany, Run-time Adaptivity
Techniques Session Chair: Cristina Silvano, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Heterogeneous Many-Core
Architectures Session Chair:
Stephan Wong, TUDelft, The Netherlands Design Tools and Methodologies
Session Chair: Zlatko Petrov,
Honeywell, Czech Republic Web
Submissions and Poster/Demos Session Chairs: Vittorio Zaccaria, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Diana
Goehringer, KIT, Germany Panel Session Chair: Michael
Huebner, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany TARGET AUDIENCEThe workshop tries to bring together researchers actively working on
methodologies, design tools, and architectures, for multi-core embedded
computing platforms. The workshop will
have three main sessions: l Heterogeneous
Many-Core Architectures: on
the most relevant problems arising during the design exploration and
optimization of heterogeneous many/multi core architectures. l Design
Tools and Methodologies: on
the state-of-the-art of tool development and on fresh ideas to make design
tools aware of non-functional requirements and different target
architectures. l Run-time
Adaptivity Techniques: on the state-of-the-art techniques to
dynamically manage and adapt the resources of the target architecture to
runtime workloads and/or new applications. We
invite submissions of posters/demos covering
the topics of the three workshop sessions. Poster submissions should either be a 150-200 word abstract or
in the form of the poster itself (in an A4 or US Letter size format). Demo submissions should be a 150-200 word abstract describing the demo the authors
intend to show. Both
submissions should clearly identify the relevant session (Run-time Adaptivity Techniques, Heterogeneous Many-Core
Architectures, or Design Tools and Methodologies). Posters will be published online at the
Workshop web site. Posters/Demos submission website: http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ditam2013 FIRST
ROUND: Posters/Demos
submission deadline: October 15, 2012 Notification
of acceptance: November 15, 2012 SECOND
ROUND: Posters/Demos
submission deadline: November 15, 2012 Notification
of acceptance: December 15, 2012 Posters can be up to A0 format and preferably with a
portrait layout. |
Embedded computing is one of the computing areas where multi/many-core
architectures are being used to achieve high-performance and/or energy
savings. Tight and demanding requirements, short time-to-market and possible
product upgrades, make the development of applications and the design of
embedded architectures very challenging. Techniques for hardware/software
co-design, for configuring the system according to application needs, for
programming the multiple cores, and for generating customized hardware
accelerators are currently hot topics of research. Furthermore, customization
via reconfigurable hardware, run-time resource management, and run-time
adaptability are seen as promising techniques to adapt the embedded computing
architecture to the application requirements. This workshop will serve as a privileged forum to discuss recent
research and development advances from academia and industry. This workshop is mainly organized around the final
results of three EU funded FP7 projects, namely 2PARMA (PARallel PAradigms and
Run-time MAnagement techniques for Many-core
Architectures, http://www.2parma.eu/), ERA (Embedded
Reconfigurable Architecture, http://www.era-project.eu/), and REFLECT (Rendering FPGAs to Multi-Core Embedded Computing,
http://www.reflect-project.eu/). We plan to have contributions from other
ongoing EU funded FP7 projects. This workshop will present the approaches and research efforts being
explored, the results achieved, and the proposed research avenues of those
projects. Furthermore, We intend to have three invited talks, one per main topic, given by
prestigious speakers. These invited talks will possibly give other views not
necessarily tied to the specific objectives of the projects. Finally, a panel
will allow a fruitful discussion between members from academia and from
industry. |
POSTERS SESSION [10:50-11:30]:
DEMOS SESSION [15:30-16:30]:Demos and Posters
about the three FP7 Projects: -
2PARMA -
ERA -
REFLECT |