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First Int'l WORKSHOP ON POWER-AWARE REAL-TIME
COMPUTING
PARC 2004
September 26, 2004
Pisa, Italy
In conjunction with
the EMSoft
Organised
in partnership with the ARTIST
International
Collaboration
Days
PARC focuses on the current technological challenges of developing
power-aware computing devices, ranging from servers to portable and wearable
systems, to deeply embedded system, under various types of real-time
constraints. The main focus will be on software techniques. The goal of this
workshop is to bring together people from industry and academia that are
interested in all aspects of power-aware computing. The workshop will provide a
relaxed forum to present and discuss new ideas, new research directions and to
review current trends in this area. The workshop will be based on short
presentations that should encourage discussion among the attendees. The topics
of the workshop include any issue related to power-aware computing, in
particular for embedded and real-time systems, including:
 Low-power appliances and embedded devices:
design and analysis
Power management at the
operating system, middleware, compiler, and architectural levels
Software optimization
techniques for low power
Tools for energy-aware
hardware-software design and analysis
Power-aware application
Power aware networking and
distributed systems
Submission of Papers
People who would like
to participate in this event are asked to submit a paper to the
workshop chairpersons (see http://www.cs.pitt.edu/PARC
for details). Submitted papers should follow the IEEE conference format and must
not exceed 4 pages in length. Papers must be in submitted in
PDF format.
The papers will be reviewed by the workshop Program Committee. All accepted
papers will be made available to all participants one week before the workshop
so that contributions can be examined prior to the event.
The workshop sessions will involve relatively short
presentations followed by a discussion panel. After the workshop, authors will
be asked to produce, a final version of their papers that includes the issues
covered in the discussions. These final versions will be included in the
workshop proceedings that will then be sent to the authors.
There will be a small charge for workshop registration. The workshop will be
held in Pisa (more details will come later). See the EMSOFT website (http://www.emsoft.org)
for information on the venue.
Program Chairs
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Luca Benini |
University of Bologna |
(lbenini at-sign deis.unibo.it) |
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Daniel Mossé |
University of Pittsburgh |
(mosse at-sign cs.pitt.edu)
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Program Committee
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Hakan Aydin |
George Mason University, USA |
(aydin at-sign cs.gmu.edu) |
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Andy Barth |
Motorola |
(andy.barth at-sign motorola.com) |
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Bruce Childers |
University of Pittsburgh, USA |
(childers at-sign
cs.pitt.edu) |
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Steve Goddard |
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA |
(goddar at-sign
cse.unl.edu) |
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Joerg Henkel |
Uni-Karlsruhe,
Germany |
(henkel at-sign
informatik.uni-karlsruhe.de) |
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Jihong
Kim |
Seoul National University, Korea |
(jihong at-sign
davinci.snu.edu) |
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Peppe Lipari |
Scuola
S. Anna, Pisa, Italy |
(lipari at-sign sssup.it) |
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Yung-Hsiang Lu |
Purdue University, USA |
(yunglu at-sign purdue.edu) |
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Jan Madsen |
Technical University of Denmark |
(jan at-sign imm.dtu.dk) |
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Pol Marchal |
IMEC,
Belgium |
(marchal at-sign imec.be) |
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Pedro Mejia |
CINVESTAV-INP,
Mexico |
(pmejia at-sign
delta.cs.cinvestav.mx) |
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Frank Mueller |
North Carolina State University - USA |
(mueller at-sign
ncsu.edu) |
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Raj Rajkumar |
Carnegie Mellon University - USA |
(raj at-sign ece.cmu.edu) |
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Roberto Zafalon |
STMicroelectronics
- Italy |
(roberto.zafalon at-sign
st.com) |
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