i73@nikhefh.nikhef.nl (Jos Vermeulen) (01/05/90)
WORKSHOP ON ON-LINE APPLICATIONS OF TRANSPUTERS IN NUCLEAR AND HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS Organized jointly by NIKHEF, Amsterdam and CERN 2 March 1990 CERN, Geneva, Switzerland Organising Committee A. Perrelle (Workshop Secretary)CERN e-mail perrelle@cernvm.cern.ch A. Bogaerts CERN e-mail bogaerts@cernvm.cern.ch R. Dobinson CERN e-mail bobdob@cernvm.cern.ch J. Vermeulen NIKHEF e-mail i73@nikhefh.nikhef.nl The purpose of the Workshop is to review the on-line use of transputers in Nuclear and High-Energy Physics, to improve our knowledge by the exchange of experience, to encourage collaboration and to discuss future applications in experiments. In addition, experts will be invited to present future plans and forthcoming developments of the transputer. Topics - Data-acquisition with transputers - Triggering with transputers - Monitoring / calibration with transputers - Experiment control with transputers Important issues for each topic: - Interfacing to front-end electronics - Configurations of the transputer system - Integration with host systems - Application software - The environment for application development - Debugging - Performance The organisation of the workshop is informal, with no charges for attendance, but we would like you to register before 19 February 1989 preferably by e-mail or in writing to Mme. A. Perrelle, Data Handling Division, CERN CH-1211 Geneva 23, tel. +41 22 767 2406 TELEX: 419000 FAX: +41 22 767 7155. Contributions are invited from all who are involved with transputer applications in Nuclear and High-Energy Physics. Please contact any member of the organizing committee for suggestions for topics to be discussed or send an electronic or paper proposal before 2 February 1990. Copies of the presentations, either papers or transparencies, will be made available to participants. The final program will be communicated to all who have expressed interest by e-mail if possible shortly after 2 February 1990. This announcement serves as an invitation to the workshop and a call for papers.
gupta@prl.philips.co.uk (11/30/90)
CALL FOR PAPERS WORKSHOP ON ABSTRACT MACHINE MODELS FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTERS University of Leeds, U.K. March 25-27 1991 Organised by The British Computer Society Parallel Processing Specialist Group Aim of the Workshop The workshop aims to provide a forum for the discussion of abstract machine models for highly parallel computers. Particular attention will be given to the specification, implementation and application of such models and to the identification of key issues for future research. Workshop Format A number of invited speakers will give keynote presentations. Working groups will focus on major issues identified through position papers. The main purpose of the workshop is to provide a forum for discussion and as many participants as possible will be given the opportunity to present a position paper. The workshop will be restricted to 60 delegates and it is expected that all partici- pants will be active researchers in relevant fields. In the event that more than 60 applications are received, selection will be on the basis of position papers submitted. Invited Speakers Include : Dr. J.P. Banatre IRISIA Prof. C. Jesshope Surrey University Dr. D. May INMOS Ltd. Prof. R. Milner Edinburgh University Dr. D. Nicole Southampton University Prof. E. Odijk Philips Research Prof. S.Peyton-Jones Glasgow University Prof I. Watson Manchester University Position Papers Potential participants should submit a position paper or extended abstract of around 1500 words indicating the current direction of their research. The position papers of all participants will be made available at the workshop. It is hoped that fuller versions of selected papers will be published more formally. Suitable topics for position papers include, but are not limited to : Low level abstract machine models Impact of machine models on operating system design Models for general purpose parallel computing Performance models High level programming models Parallel system architectures Application-specific language interfaces Hardware support for abstract machine models Portable distribution runtime environments Open standards Position papers should be submitted no later than 31st January 1991 to : Mrs. J. A. Thursby Abstract Machine Workshop Secretary School of Computer Studies The University Leeds UK LS2 9JT Cost The basic cost of the workshop will be approximately 100 pounds, which includes lunch and light refreshments on each day, and a copy of the position papers. Optional costs will be approximately : Bed & Breakfast 24 to 26 March 20 pounds for each day Dinner 24 to 25 March 9 pounds Workshop Dinner Tuesday 25 March 25 pounds (incl. wine) Vegetarian meals are available on all occasions. Intending participants should send no money at this stage. Payment forms will be sent with acceptance of position papers. Programme Committee :- Prof. P.M. Dew Leeds University (co-chair) Dr. Tom Lake GLOSSA (co-chair) Mr. J.R. Davy Leeds University (local organiser) Dr. R. Allen S.E.R.C. Daresbury Laboratory Dr. J.P. Banatre IRISA Prof. J. Gurd Manchester University Prof. A. Hey Southampton University Prof. C. Jesshope Surrey University Dr. D. May INMOS Ltd. Prof. R. Milner Edinburgh University Mr. M. Platt I.B.M. U.K. Scientific Centre Dr. C.P. Wadsworth S.E.R.C. Rutherford Appleton Laboratory For further details please do NOT contact the sender of this message. Instead contact the Workshop Secretary, whose postal address is given above or contact the Local Organiser Mr. J.R. Davy (Email : davyjr@dcs.leeds.ac.uk) ** ** PLEASE CIRCULATE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT ** ** -- Send compilers articles to compilers@iecc.cambridge.ma.us or {ima | spdcc | world}!iecc!compilers. Meta-mail to compilers-request.
gupta@prlhp1.prl.philips.co.uk (Ashok Gupta) (11/30/90)
CALL FOR PAPERS WORKSHOP ON ABSTRACT MACHINE MODELS FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTERS University of Leeds, U.K. March 25-27 1991 Organised by The British Computer Society Parallel Processing Specialist Group Aim of the Workshop The workshop aims to provide a forum for the discussion of abstract machine models for highly parallel computers. Particular attention will be given to the specification, implementation and application of such models and to the identif- ication of key issues for future research. Workshop Format A number of invited speakers will give keynote presentations. Working groups will focus on major issues identified through position papers. The main purpose of the workshop is to provide a forum for discussion and as many participants as possible will be given the opportunity to present a position paper. The workshop will be restricted to 60 delegates and it is expected that all partici- pants will be active researchers in relevant fields. In the event that more than 60 applications are received, selection will be on the basis of position papers submitted. Invited Speakers Include : Dr. J.P. Banatre IRISIA Prof. C. Jesshope Surrey University Dr. D.May INMOS Ltd. Prof. R. Milner Edinburgh University Dr. D.Nicole Southampton University Prof. E. Odijk Philips Research Prof. S.Peyton-Jones Glasgow University Prof I. Watson ManchesterUniversity Position Papers Potential participants should submit a position paper or extended abstract of around 1500 words indicating the current direction of their research. The posi- tion papers of all participants will be made available at the workshop. It is hoped that fuller versions of selected papers will be published more formally. Suitable topics for position papers include, but are not limited to : Low level abstract machine models Impact of machine models on operating system design Models for general purpose parallel computing Performance models High level programming models Parallel system architectures Application-specific language interfaces Hardware support for abstract machine models Portable distribution runtime environments Open standards Position papers should be submitted no later than 31st January 1991 to : Mrs. J. A. Thursby Abstract Machine Workshop Secretary School of Computer Studies The University Leeds UK LS2 9JT Cost The basic cost of the workshop will be approximately 100 pounds, which includes lunch and light refreshments on each day, and a copy of the position papers. Optional costs will be approximately : Bed & Breakfast 24 to 26 March 20 pounds for each day Dinner 24 to 25 March 9 pounds Workshop Dinner Tuesday 25 March 25 pounds (incl. wine) Vegetarian meals are available on all occasions. Intending participants should send no money at this stage. Payment forms will be sent with acceptance of position papers. Programme Committee :- Prof. P.M. Dew Leeds University (co-chair) Dr. Tom Lake GLOSSA (co-chair) Mr. J.R. Davy Leeds University (local organiser) Dr. R. Allen S.E.R.C. Daresbury Laboratory Dr. J.P. Banatre IRISA Prof. J. Gurd Manchester University Prof. A, Hey Southampton University Prof. C. Jesshope Surrey University Dr. D. May INMOS Ltd. Prof. R. Milner Edinburgh University Mr. M. Platt I.B.M. U.K. Scientific Centre Dr. C.P. Wadsworth S.E.R.C. Rutherford Appleton Laboratory For further details please do NOT contact the sender of this message. Instead contact the Workshop Secretary, whose postal address is given above or contact the Local Organiser Mr. J.R. Davy (Email : davyjr@dcs.leeds.ac.uk) ** ** PLEASE CIRCULATE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT ** **
gupta@prl.philips.co.uk (Ashok Gupta) (12/01/90)
CALL FOR PAPERS WORKSHOP ON ABSTRACT MACHINE MODELS FOR HIGHLY PARALLEL COMPUTERS University of Leeds, U.K. March 25-27 1991 Organised by The British Computer Society Parallel Processing Specialist Group Aim of the Workshop The workshop aims to provide a forum for the discussion of abstract machine models for highly parallel computers. Particular attention will be given to the specification, implementation and application of such models and to the identif- ication of key issues for future research. Workshop Format A number of invited speakers will give keynote presentations. Working groups will focus on major issues identified through position papers. The main purpose of the workshop is to provide a forum for discussion and as many participants as possible will be given the opportunity to present a position paper. The workshop will be restricted to 60 delegates and it is expected that all partici- pants will be active researchers in relevant fields. In the event that more than 60 applications are received, selection will be on the basis of position papers submitted. Invited Speakers Include : Dr. J.P. Banatre IRISIA Prof. C. Jesshope Surrey University Dr. D. May INMOS Ltd. Prof. R. Milner Edinburgh University Dr. D. Nicole Southampton University Prof. E. Odijk Philips Research Prof. S.Peyton-Jones Glasgow University Prof I. Watson Manchester University Position Papers Potential participants should submit a position paper or extended abstract of around 1500 words indicating the current direction of their research. The posi- tion papers of all participants will be made available at the workshop. It is hoped that fuller versions of selected papers will be published more formally. Suitable topics for position papers include, but are not limited to : Low level abstract machine models Impact of machine models on operating system design Models for general purpose parallel computing Performance models High level programming models Parallel system architectures Application-specific language interfaces Hardware support for abstract machine models Portable distribution runtime environments Open standards Position papers should be submitted no later than 31st January 1991 to : Mrs. J. A. Thursby Abstract Machine Workshop Secretary School of Computer Studies The University Leeds UK LS2 9JT Cost The basic cost of the workshop will be approximately 100 pounds, which includes lunch and light refreshments on each day, and a copy of the position papers. Optional costs will be approximately : Bed & Breakfast 24 to 26 March 20 pounds for each day Dinner 24 to 25 March 9 pounds Workshop Dinner Tuesday 25 March 25 pounds (incl. wine) Vegetarian meals are available on all occasions. Intending participants should send no money at this stage. Payment forms will be sent with acceptance of position papers. Programme Committee :- Prof. P.M. Dew Leeds University (co-chair) Dr. Tom Lake GLOSSA (co-chair) Mr. J.R. Davy Leeds University (local organiser) Dr. R. Allen S.E.R.C. Daresbury Laboratory Dr. J.P. Banatre IRISA Prof. J. Gurd Manchester University Prof. A. Hey Southampton University Prof. C. Jesshope Surrey University Dr. D. May INMOS Ltd. Prof. R. Milner Edinburgh University Mr. M. Platt I.B.M. U.K. Scientific Centre Dr. C.P. Wadsworth S.E.R.C. Rutherford Appleton Laboratory For further details please do NOT contact the sender of this message. Instead contact the Workshop Secretary, whose postal address is given above or contact the Local Organiser Mr. J.R. Davy (Email : davyjr@dcs.leeds.ac.uk) ** ** PLEASE CIRCULATE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT ** **