TUTORIALS AND WORKSHOPS
2nd Call for Tutorial Proposals
In conjunction with ISPASS 2004
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DEADLINE EXTENDED to December 22, 2003
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2004 IEEE International Symposium on
Performance Analysis of Systems and Software
March 10-12, 2004
Austin, Texas, USA
The ISPASS organizing committee is seeking high quality
tutorials in the area of performance analysis for computer
systems and software.
Tutorials must present tutorial material, that is, provide results
that are established and do so in an interactive format. Tutorial
material should be related to the conference themes:
Microprocessor, memory and disk performance issues
Performance of software
Impact of hardware and software optimizations on performance
Tuning of application code
Tuning of system code
Performance of computer networks
Benchmarking
Workload characterization
Simulation
Analytical models
Statistical approaches
Performance metrics
Tracing, profiling and simulation tools
Bottleneck identification
Power and thermal modeling
Performance validation
Characterization of emerging applications
Especially welcome are tutorials on the following topics:
Languages, compilers, and architectures for stream-oriented workloads
Power modeling
New simulator frameworks
Case studies related to building large systems (including
modeling, analysis, performance tuning, reliability,
energy efficiency)
Memory technologies and trends
Storage technologies and trends
System and network performance tuning
Time table
Deadline for proposals: December 22, 2003
Notification of acceptance: January 2, 2003
Tutorial notes: February 2, 2004
Submission
The proposal must contain:
The title of the tutorial
A short description of the tutorial (1 paragraph)
A tutorial syllabus
Motivation (relevance to the conference themes)
Intended audience
Duration (half-day/full day)Name and affiliation of the presenter(s).
A brief biography of the presenter(s) with evidence for research and teaching experience.
Proposals should be sent (electronic form preferred) to:
Charles Lefurgy
M/S 904-6
11501 Burnet Rd.
Austin, TX 78681
lefurgy@us.ibm.com
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