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PARCO 2009: Lyon, France
- Barbara M. Chapman, Frédéric Desprez, Gerhard R. Joubert, Alain Lichnewsky, Frans J. Peters, Thierry Priol:
Parallel Computing: From Multicores and GPU's to Petascale, Proceedings of the conference ParCo 2009, 1-4 September 2009, Lyon, France. Advances in Parallel Computing 19, IOS Press 2010, ISBN 978-1-60750-529-7
Invited Talks
- Alan Gara, Ravi Nair:
Exascale computing: What future architectures will mean for the user community. 3-15 - Chris R. Jesshope, Michael A. Hicks, Mike Lankamp, Raphael 'kena' Poss, Li Zhang:
Making multi-cores mainstream - from security to scalability. 16-31
Numerical Algorithms
- Robert Speck
, Paul Gibbon
Efficiency and scalability of the parallel Barnes-Hut tree code PEPC. 35-42 - Yanik Ngoko, Denis Trystram:
Combining Numerical Iterative Solvers. 43-50 - Désiré Nuentsa Wakam, Jocelyne Erhel, Édouard Canot, Guy Antoine Atenekeng Kahou:
A comparative study of some distributed linear solvers on systems arising from fluid dynamics simulations. 51-58 - Thomas Serafini, Riccardo Zanella
Gradient projection methods for image deblurring and denoising on graphics processors. 59-66 - Fabrice Dupros
Parallel simulations of seismic wave propagation on NUMA architectures. 67-74 - Patrice Linel, Damien Tromeur-Dervout
Aitken-Schwarz and Schur complement methods for time domain decomposition. 75-82 - Pietro Cicotti, Xiaoye S. Li, Scott B. Baden:
Performance Modeling Tools for Parallel Sparse Linear Algebra Computations. 83-90 - Toshiyuki Imamura, Susumu Yamada, Masahiko Machida:
Narrow-band reduction approach of a DRSM eigensolver on a multicore-based cluster system. 91-98 - Kengo Nakajima:
Parallel Multistage Preconditioners by Extended Hierarchical Interface Decomposition for Ill-Conditioned Problems. 99-106 - Andrew Canning, John Shalf
A Comparison of Different Communication Structures for Scalable Parallel Three Dimensional FFTs in First Principles Codes. 107-116 - Thomas Rauber, Gudula Rünger:
Parallelization Strategies for ODE Solvers on Multicore Cluster Systems. 117-124 - José Ignacio Aliaga
Evaluation of Parallel Sparse Matrix Partitioning Software for Parallel Multilevel ILU Preconditioning on Shared-Memory Multiprocessors. 125-132 - Eloy Romero, José E. Román
A Parallel Implementation of the Davidson Method for Generalized Eigenproblems. 133-140
Bio-Informatics
- Alexey N. Salnikov
A data-flow modification of the MUSCLE algorithm for multiprocessors and a web interface for it. 143-149 - Costas S. Iliopoulos, Laurent Mouchard, Solon P. Pissis
A Parallel Algorithm for the Fixed-length Approximate String Matching Problem for High Throughput Sequencing Technologies. 150-157 - Peter Krusche, Alexander Tiskin
Computing alignment plots efficiently. 158-165
Image Processing & Visualisation
- Philipp Ciechanowicz, Philipp Kegel, Maraike Schellmann, Sergei Gorlatch, Herbert Kuchen:
Parallelizing the LM OSEM Image Reconstruction on Multi-Core Clusters. 169-176 - Oxana Dzhosan, Nina Popova, Anton Korzh:
Hierarchical Visualization System for High Performance Computing. 177-184 - Daniela Casaburi, Luisa D'Amore
Real time ultrasound image sequence segmentation on multicores. 185-192
GRID & Cloud Computing
- Giuseppe Papuzzo
Processing Applications Composed of Web/Grid Services by Distributed Autonomic and Self-organizing Workflow Engines. 195-204 - Adel Essafi, Amine Mahjoub, Grégory Mounié, Denis Trystram:
LPT scheduling algorithms with unavailability constraints under uncertainties. 205-211 - Malek Smaoui Feki
Parallel Genetic Algorithm Implementation for BOINC. 212-219 - Yuichi Inadomi, Toshiya Takami
RPC/MPI Hybrid Implementation of OpenFMO - All Electron Calculations of a Ribosome. 220-227 - Anne-Cécile Orgerie
When Clouds become Green: the Green Open Cloud Architecture. 228-237 - Giorgios Kollias, Konstantinos Georgiou, Efstratios Gallopoulos:
A versatile system for asynchronous iterations: From multithreaded simulations to Grid experiments. 238-245
Programming
- Christian Terboven
Exploiting Object-Oriented Abstractions to parallelize Sparse Linear Algebra Codes. 249-256 - Ioannis E. Venetis, Theodore S. Papatheodorou:
Handling Massive Parallelism Efficiently: Introducing Batches of Threads. 257-264 - Marco Aldinucci
Skeletons for multi/many-core systems. 265-272 - Marco Aldinucci
Efficient streaming applications on multi-core with FastFlow: the biosequence alignment test-bed. 273-280 - Matthias Lieber
A framework for detailed multiphase cloud modeling on HPC systems. 281-288 - Prabhanjan Kambadur, Amol Ghoting, Anshul Gupta, Andrew Lumsdaine
Extending Task Parallelism For Frequent Pattern Mining. 289-296
GPU & Cell Programming
- Francisco D. Igual
Exploring the GPU for Enhancing Parallelism on Color and Texture Analysis. 299-306 - Davide Barbieri, Valeria Cardellini
Generalized GEMM Kernels on GPGPUs: Experiments and Applications. 307-314 - Pascal Giorgi, Thomas Izard, Arnaud Tisserand:
Comparison of Modular Arithmetic Algorithms on GPUs. 315-322 - Pierre Fortin, Jean Luc Lamotte:
Fast Multipole Method on the Cell Broadband Engine: the Near Field Part. 323-330 - José M. Cecilia
The GPU on the Matrix-Matrix Multiply: Performance Study and Contributions. 331-340 - Shangkar Mayanglambam, Allen D. Malony, Matthew J. Sottile
Performance Measurement of Applications with GPU Acceleration using CUDA. 341-348
Compilers & Tools
- Rosa Castillo, Francisco Corbera
Conflict Analysis for heap-based Data Dependence Detection. 351-358 - Jorge Buenabad Chávez, Miguel Alfonso Castro-García, Rosa Angélica Rosales-Camacho, Santiago Domínguez-Domínguez, Julio C. Peralta, Manuel Aguilar Cornejo:
Adaptive Parallel Matrix Computing through Compiler and Run-time Support. 359-368
Parallel I/O
- Jens Freche, Wolfgang Frings, Godehard Sutmann:
High-Throughput Parallel-I/O using SIONlib for Mesoscopic Particle Dynamics Simulations on Massively Parallel Computers. 371-378 - Yuichi Tsujita
Tracing Performance of MPI-I/O with PVFS2: A Case Study of Optimization. 379-386
Communication Runtime
- Saber Feki
A Historic Knowledge Based Approach for Dynamic Optimization. 389-396 - Sebastian Rinke, Torsten Mehlan, Wolfgang Rehm:
Evaluation of Task Mapping Strategies for Regular Network Topologies. 397-404
Benchmark & Performance Tuning
- Ihab Salawdeh, Anna Morajko
Automatic Performance Tuning of Parallel Mathematical Libraries. 407-414 - Vasiliy Yu. Voronov, Nina N. Popova:
Automatic Performance Tuning Approach for Parallel Applications Based on Sparse Linear Solvers. 415-422 - Wolfgang Frings, Alexander Schnurpfeil, Stefanie Meier, Florian Janetzko
A Flexible, Application- and Platform-Independent Environment for Benchmarking. 423-430
Fault Tolerance
- Carlo Bertolli, Marco Vanneschi:
Optimized Checkpointing Protocols for Data Parallel Programs. 433-440 - George Bosilca, Camille Coti, Thomas Hérault
Constructing Resiliant Communication Infrastructure for Runtime Environments. 441-451
Industrial Papers
- Luigi Brochard, Raj Panda, Don DeSota, Francois Thomas, Robert H. Bell Jr.:
Optimizing Performance and Energy of High Performance Computing Applications. 455-464
Mini-Symposium “Adaptive Parallel Computing: Latency Toleration, Non-Determinism as a Form of Adaptation, Adaptive Mapping”
- Frank Penczek, Clemens Grelck, Sven-Bodo Scholz
An Operational Semantics for S-Net. 467-474
Mini-Symposium “DEISA: Extreme Computing in an Advanced Supercomputing Environment”
- Wolfgang Gentzsch, Hermann Lederer:
DEISA Mini-Symposium on Extreme Computing in an Advanced Supercomputing Environment. 477-481 - Alison Kennedy, Hermann Lederer:
DEISA Extreme Computing Initiative (DECI) and Science Community Support. 482-491 - Andrew P. J. Emerson
Application oriented DEISA Infrastructure Services. 492-500 - Francesco Tarantelli, Leonardo Belpassi
Chemical Characterization of Super-Heavy Elements by Relativistic Four-Component DFT. 501-512 - Christophe Bogey
Direct Numerical Simulation of the turbulent development of a round jet at Reynolds number 11, 000. 513-519 - David Coster, Per Strand:
EUFORIA: Exploring E-Science for Fusion. 520-529
Mini-Symposium “EuroGPU 2009”
- Anne C. Elster
Parallel Computing with GPUs. 533-535 - Eirik O. Aksnes, Anne C. Elster
Porous Rock Simulations and Lattice Boltzmann on GPUs. 536-545 - Thomas Jost, Sylvain Contassot-Vivier, Stéphane Vialle:
An efficient multi-algorithms sparse linear solver for GPUs. 546-553 - Thomas H. Beach, Ian J. Grimstead, David W. Walker
Abstraction of Programming Models Across Multi-Core and GPGPU Architectures. 554-561 - Daniele G. Spampinato
Modelling Multi-GPU Systems. 562-569 - Rune J. Hovland, Anne C. Elster
Throughput Computing on Future GPUs. 570-577
Mini-Symposium “ParaFPGA-2009: Parallel Computing with FPGA's”
- Erik H. D'Hollander, Dirk Stroobandt, Abdellah Touhafi
ParaFPGA: Parallel Computing with Flexible Hardware. 581-583 - Eoin Creedon, Michael Manzke
Software vs. Hardware Message Passing Implementations for FPGA Clusters. 584-591 - Mario Porrmann, Jens Hagemeyer, Johannes Romoth, Manuel Strugholtz, Christopher Pohl:
RAPTOR - A Scalable Platform for Rapid Prototyping and FPGA-based Cluster Computing. 592-599 - César Pedraza, Javier Castillo, José Ignacio Martínez
Speeding up combinational synthesis in an FPGA cluster. 600-607 - Fabio Cancare, Marco Castagna, Matteo Renesto, Donatella Sciuto
A Highly Parallel FPGA-based Evolvable Hardware Architecture. 608-615 - Tom Davidson, Karel Bruneel, Harald Devos, Dirk Stroobandt:
Applying Parameterizable Dynamic Configurations to Sequence Alignment. 616-623 - Fatma Abouelella, Karel Bruneel, Dirk Stroobandt:
Towards a more efficient run-time FPGA configuration generation. 624-631 - Jochen Strunk, Andreas Heinig, Toni Volkmer, Wolfgang Rehm, Heiko Schick:
ACCFS - Virtual File System Support for Host Coupled Run-Time Reconfigurable FPGAs. 632-639
Mini-Symposium “Parallel Programming Tools for Multi-Core Architectures”
- Bernd Mohr
Parallel Programming Tools for Multi-core Architectures. 643-644 - Jean-Marc Morel:
Parallel Programming for Multi-core Architectures. 645-652 - Andres Charif Rubial, Souad Koliai, Stéphane Zuckerman, Bettina Krammer, William Jalby, Quang Dinh:
An Approach to Application Performance Tuning. 653-660 - Benedetto Risio, Alexander Berreth, Stéphane Zuckerman, Souad Koliai, Mickaël Ivascot, William Jalby, Bettina Krammer, Bernd Mohr
How to Accelerate an Application: a Practical Case Study in Combustion Modelling. 661-668 - Daniel Millot, Alain Muller, Christian Parrot, Frédérique Silber-Chaussumier:
From OpenMP to MPI: first experiments of the STEP source-to-source transformation tool. 669-676 - Christophe Aussaguès, Emmanuel Ohayon, K. Brifault, Quang Dinh:
Using Multi-Core Architectures to Execute High Performance-Oriented Real-Time Applications. 677-684 - Allen D. Malony, Shangkar Mayanglambam, Laurent Morin, Matthew J. Sottile
Performance Tool Integration in a GPU Programming Environment: Experiences with TAU and HMPP. 685-692 - Tobias Hilbrich, Matthias Jurenz, Hartmut Mix
An Interface for Integrated MPI Correctness Checking. 693-700 - Thomas William, Hartmut Mix, Bernd Mohr
Enhanced Performance Analysis of Multi-core Applications with an Integrated Tool-chain - Using Scalasca and Vampir to Optimise the Metal Forming Simulation FE Software INDEED. 701-708
Mini-Symposium “Programming Heterogeneous Architectures”
- Martin Palkovic, Praveen Raghavan, Thomas J. Ashby, Andy Folens, Hans Cappelle, Miguel Glassee, Liesbet Van der Perre
Parallelization exploration of wireless applications using MPA. 712-719 - Eric Stotzer, Ernst L. Leiss, Elana D. Granston, David Hoyle:
Prototyping and Programming Tightly Coupled Accelerators. 720-727 - Lei Huang, Barbara M. Chapman:
Simplifying Heterogeneous Embedded Systems Programming Based on OpenMP. 728-735
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