[hpc-announce] Deadline extended: CFP: Workshop on Interfaces and Abstractions for Scientific Data Storage (IASDS 2010)

[Rob Latham]

We have extended the deadline for submission to IASDS 2010 by one week


CALL FOR PAPERS: 

IASDS 2010 (http://www.mcs.anl.gov/events/workshops/iasds10/)
In conjunction with IEEE Cluster 2010 (http://www.cluster2010.org/)

High-performance computing simulations and large scientific
experiments such as those in high energy physics generate tens of
terabytes of data, and these data sizes grow each year. Existing
systems for storing, managing, and analyzing data are being pushed to
their limits by these applications, and new techniques are necessary
to enable efficient data processing for future simulations and
experiments.

This workshop will provide a forum for engineers and scientists to
present and discuss their most recent work related to the storage,
management, and analysis of data for scientific workloads. Emphasis
will be placed on forward-looking approaches to tackle the challenges
of storage at extreme scale or to provide better abstractions for use
in scientific workloads.

TOPICS OF INTEREST:

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

- parallel file systems
- scientific databases
- active storage
- scientific I/O middleware
- extreme scale storage

PAPER SUBMISSION

Workshop papers will be peer-reviewed and will appear as part of the
IEEE Cluster 2010 proceedings. Submissions must follow the Cluster
2010 format:

PDF files only.
Maximum 10 pages.
Single-spaced
8.5x11-inch, Two-column numbered pages in IEEE Xplore format

IMPORTANT DATES:

Paper Submission Deadline: now June 28, 2010
Author Notification: July 16, 2010
Final Manuscript: July 30, 2010
Workshop: September 24, 2010

PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Program Committee

Robert Latham, Argonne National Laboratory
Quincey Koziol, The HDF Group
Pete Wyckoff, Netapp
Wei-Keng Liao, Northwestern University
Florin Isalia, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Katie Antypas, NERSC  
Anshu Dubey, FLASH  
Dean Hildebrand, IBM Almaden  
Bradley Settlemyer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory


-- 
Rob Latham
Mathematics and Computer Science Division
Argonne National Lab, IL USA