mrb@sei.cmu.edu (Mario Barbacci) (06/27/87)
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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
SECOND WORKSHOP ON LARGE GRAINED PARALLELISM
OCTOBER 11-14, 1987
HIDDEN VALLEY, PENNSYLVANIA
Organized by the Software Engineering Institute and the Department of Computer
Science, Carnegie Mellon University, with the cooperation of the Computer
Society of the IEEE (Technical Committee on Distributed Processing.)
The Second Workshop on Large Grained Parallelism is being organized to bring
together researchers in the areas of programming languages, methodologies, and
formalisms for loosely-coupled computer networks, and developers of
applications who would benefit from such work. Issues of interest within these
areas include, but are not limited to, performance, fault tolerance, real-time
execution, and heterogeneity of the environment.
Attendance is by invitation only. Researchers interested in participating must
submit five (5) copies of a short (1 or 2 pages long) abstract describing their
activities in the areas of interest outlined above.
The workshop technical sessions will consist of a combination of formal
presentations, panel sessions, and working group meetings. Only a subset of the
participants will address the audience in the formal sessions. All of the
abstracts will be published as conference proceedings and will be available to
the participants upon arrival. The participants will have the option of
submitting a revised version of their abstracts a few weeks prior to the
meeting.
Submit abstracts to: Relevant dates:
Professor Jeannette M. Wing Deadline for Abstracts: July 15, 1987
Department of Computer Science Invitation to Authors: August 14, 1987
Carnegie Mellon University Deadline for Registration and
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890 Revised Abstracts: September 11, 1987
Telephone: (412) 268-3068
ArpaNet: WING@K.CS.CMU.EDU
Workshop Committee: Mario Barbacci (Carnegie Mellon University), Maurice
Herlihy (Carnegie Mellon University), Paul Leach (Apollo Computer), Jack
Stankovic (University of Massachusetts), and Jeannette Wing (Carnegie Mellon
University)
Location: The Hidden Valley Resort Community and Conference Center is located
in the scenic Allegheny mountains, 60 miles east of Pittsburgh, and is easily
reachable via the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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