Tuesday, October 1 |
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08:00-17:00 |
ENS Lyon Main Entrance: Registration
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WORKSHOPS
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Location
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Theater B
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Thesis Room
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Theater E
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Exam Room
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08:00-13:00 |
9th International Workshop on Scheduling and Resource Management for Parallel and Distributed Systems (SRMPDS)
End at 12:30
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End at 13:10
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13:00-14:00 |
Lunch at the Cafetaria (tickets provided)
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14:00-18:00 |
International Workshop on Applications of Wireless Ad-hoc and Sensor Networks (AWASN) |
2nd International Workshop on Power-Aware Algorithms, Systems, and Architectures (PASA) |
Wednesday, October 2 |
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08:00-17:00 |
Mérieux Theater: Registration
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09:15-09:45 |
Mérieux Theater: ICPP 2013 Opening Session
Laurent Lefèvre, Yves Robert and Gilles Villard
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09:45-10:45 |
Mérieux Theater: Keynote 1: "The Coming Era of Adaptive Control Systems in HPC", Laxmikant (Sanjay) Kale, Parallel Programming Laboratory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA.
Keynote chair: Jack Dongarra Abstract
Complex systems, both natural and engineered, function well when they employ feedback control strategies. Complexity of upcoming parallel machines, combined with sophistication of next generation HPC applications, is creating a landscape where such feedback control systems are essential to attain the scientific and engineering breakthroughs we expect. The runtime systems of today need to evolve into smart, introspective and adaptive control systems. We will examine this idea in the context of two related systems: a single parallel job, and an entire parallel machine. These can be informally analyzed using vocabulary from control systems and discrete optimization, leading to a conclusion that it is necessary to create a rich set of control variables to facilitate effective control. Programming models will play a large role in enabling and empowering such adaptive control. To this end, this talk will also present an abstract programming paradigm called XMAPP, which captures essential properties a programming language must posses to create a specific, rich set of adaptive control variables.
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10:45-11:15 |
Break
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Conference |
Workshops |
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Location
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Mérieux Theater
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Thesis Room
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Mérieux Room 1
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Mérieux Room 2
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11:15-12:45 |
Session 2: Applications 1
Session chair: Xiangyu Lin |
Session chair: Alberto Ros Bardisa
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12:45-14:00 |
Lunch at the Mérieux Theater's Atrium
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14:00-15:30 |
Session 4: Algorithms 2
Session chair: Henning Meyerhenke |
Session 5: Networking 1
Session chair: Loris Marchal |
Session chair: Zhiyi Huang
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15:30-16:00 |
Break
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16:00-18:00 |
Session 7: Algorithms 3
Session chair: Reza Hozeiny |
Session 8: Applications 2
Session chair: Bora Uçar |
Session chair: Pavan Balaji
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18:00-20:30 | Cocktail at Mérieux Theater |
Thursday, October 3 |
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08:00-17:00 |
Mérieux Theater: Registration
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09:30-10:30 |
Mérieux Theater: Keynote 2: "Distributed Routing Algorithms in Networks: A Game Theory Approach.", Bruno Gaujal, large-scale computing project (Mescal), INRIA Grenoble Rhones-Alpes, France.
Keynote chair: Jean-Yves L'Excellent Abstract
In this talk, I will show how game theory can be used to design self-optimizing algorithms for minimizing end-to-end delays for multi-class flows in a general communication network. These algorithms are based on a new class of game theory dynamics made of a pay-off replicator-like term modulated by an entropy barrier. The interplay between these continuous dynamics and their discrete counterparts is the main ingredient to design algorithms that only require partial information to converge to optimal configurations. This convergence is resilient to stochastic perturbations and observation errors, and does not require any synchronization between the flows. This is a common work with Pierre Coucheney and Panayotis Mertikopoulos.
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10:30-11:00 |
Break
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Conference |
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Location
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Mérieux Theater
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Thesis Room
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Mérieux Room1
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Mérieux Room 2
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11:00-12:30 |
Session 10: Algorithms 4
Session chair: Anne Benoit |
Session 11: Applications 3
Session chair: Kamer Kaya |
Session chair: Suzanne Rivoire
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12:30-14:00 |
Lunch at the Mérieux Theater's Atrium
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14:00-15:30 |
Session 13: Algorithms 5
Session chair: Qing Yi |
Session 14: Applications 4
Session chair: Jean-François Méhaut |
Session chair: Xiaoyi Lu
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15:30-16:00 |
Break
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16:00-18:30 |
Mérieux Theater
Session chair: Jack Dongarra
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18:30-23:00 |
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Friday, October 4 |
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08:00-17:00 |
Mérieux Theater: Registration
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09:15-10:15 |
Mérieux Theater: Keynote3 : "Many-core GPUs: Achievements and future perspectives", Manuel Ujaldon, Computer Architecture Department, University of Malaga, Spain.
Keynote chair: Eddy Caron Abstract
After a decade being used as hardware accelerators, GPUs constitute nowadays a solid alternative for high performance computing at an affordable cost. Increasing volumes of data managed by large-scale applications make GPUs very attractive for scientific computing, deploying SIMD parallelism in an unprecedented way. This talk will review current achievements of many-core GPUs, recent and future hardware enhancements, and emerging challenges to leverage GPUs as accelerators within general-purpose exascale computing.
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10:15-10:45 |
Break
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Conference |
Workshops |
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Location
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Mérieux Theater
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Thesis Room
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Mérieux Room 1
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Mérieux Room 2
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10:45-12:45 |
Session chair: Satoshi Matsuoka
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10:30-13:00
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12:45-14:00 |
Lunch at Mérieux Theater's Atrium
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