[hpc-announce] CFP - 32nd Workshop on Languages and Compilers for Parallel Computing (LCPC) - Georgia Tech, Atlanta - October 22-24, 2019

[Sri Raj Paul]

Call for Papers - LCPC 2019
32nd Workshop on Languages and Compilers for Parallel Computing (LCPC)
October 22-24 2019 at Georgia Tech, Atlanta
https://lcpc19.cc.gatech.edu/

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The 32nd Workshop on Languages and Compilers for Parallel Computing
(LCPC) will be held on October 22-24 2019 at Georgia Tech, Atlanta.
Since its founding in 1988, the LCPC workshop has been a leading venue
for cutting-edge research on all aspects of parallel programming
systems --- including programming models, languages, compilers,
runtime systems and tools --- for a diverse range of application
domains and computing platforms. The scope of the workshop includes
advances in programming systems for current domains and platforms,
e.g., scientific computing, batch/streaming/real-time data analytics,
machine learning, cognitive computing, heterogeneous/reconfigurable
computing, mobile computing, cloud computing, IoT, as well as
forward-looking computing domains such as analog and quantum
computing. Bold new ideas in programming systems are critical for the
success of computing platforms in the Moore's Law end-game and
post-Moore eras. LCPC offers a highly interactive forum for
dissemination of innovative research contributions as well as in-depth
discussions of novel and emerging ideas. As in past years, LCPC 2019
aims to bring together researchers from academia, national labs and
industry to create and strengthen new research collaborations.

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Specific topics of interest for LCPC 2019 include, but are not limited to:
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- Compilers for parallel computing, including heterogeneous systems
- Static, dynamic, and adaptive optimization of parallel programs
- Parallel programming models and languages for traditional and
emerging architectures
- Formal methods in analysis, verification, and software engineering
of parallel programs
- Parallel runtime systems and libraries
- Performance analysis and debugging tools for parallel programs
- Parallel algorithms and concurrent data structures
- Parallel applications for Big Data, Machine Learning, Embedded
Systems, Bio, IoT.
- Fault tolerance in parallel systems

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Planned highlights of LCPC 2019 beyond research paper presentations
include panels/keynotes on:
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- Programming Systems for Quantum Computing
- National Lab Focus: Parallel Programming Tools and Best Practices in
the Exascale Computing Project
- Industry Focus: New opportunities for parallel programming systems in industry
- Education Focus: Best practices in undergraduate and graduate
teaching of parallel programming

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Submission details and reviewing timeline:
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LCPC 2019 invites the following kinds of papers in the Springer-Verlag
LNCS format:
- Full papers on innovative and original research that describe new
research contributions. 15 pages limit.
- Short papers on preliminary results, surveys, demonstrations or
vision for future research. 8 pages limit.

The reviewing process will be double blind.
- Submission opens: August 9, 2019
- Submission deadline: August 16, 2019, AoE
- Author notification: September 22, 2019
- Final pre-workshop papers due (online proceedings at workshop):
October 6, 2019
- Final camera-ready paper for publication in Springer LNCS: December 9, 2019

Workshop Chairs: Santosh Pande and Vivek Sarkar, Georgia Institute of
Technology.
Please see the workshop website (https://lcpc19.cc.gatech.edu/) for
additional details, including venue details and the full program
committee.

Address questions to: lcpc2019 -at- gatech.edu