[hpc-announce] CFP: 4th PERMAVOST Workshop on Performance EngineeRing, Modelling, Analysis, and VisualizatiOn STrategy - Held in conjunction with ACM HPDC 2024

[Afzal, Ayesha]

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PERMAVOST 2024: CALL FOR PAPERS
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4th Workshop on Performance EngineeRing, Modelling, Analysis, and VisualizatiOn STrategy
In conjunction with ACM HPDC 2024, Pisa, Italy

Submission deadline ------------------- March 1, 2024, AoE 
Notification ------------------------------- March 30, 2024
Camera ready deadline ---------------- April 18, 2024, AoE
Workshop --------------------------------- June 3, 2024

Website: https://permavost.github.io  
Submission link: https://permavost2024.hotcrp.com

Scope
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Modern software engineering is getting increasingly complicated. Effective monitoring and analysis  of High-Performance Computing (HPC) applications and infrastructure is critical for ongoing improvement, design, and maintenance. The development and maintenance  of these applications expand beyond the realm of computer science to encompass a diverse range  of experts in mathematics, science, and other engineering disciplines. Many developers from these disciplines rely increasingly on the tools created by computer  scientists to analyze and optimize their code. Thus, there is a pressing need for a forum to bring  together a diverse group of experts between these different communities to share their experiences, collaborate on solving challenges, and work towards advancing  the field of HPC performance analysis and optimization.

Topics of interest
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PERMAVOST bridges application developers and HPC domain scientists with end users of performance  analysis tools. We gather performance engineering, analysis, and visualization in a workshop to fill in the gaps in topics such as:

- Key metrics, patterns, and performance pitfalls, including the strategies to recognize and use  the performance information to improve applications
- Facing challenges that are coming from emerging computing architectures, programming paradigms,  and various scale of data that needs to be processed effectively
- Analysis and methodologies that can be utilized and understood for users with various HPC knowledge  spectrum
- Research and needs to use modern principles of usability design integrated inside performance analysis  tools to better aid its users and wider spectrum of users

Tracks
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We solicit papers which encompass the following topics of interest, but are not limited to:

* Performance analysis and modeling on the real world applications
* Data visualization in high level performance analysis
* Usability studies of HPC tools
* Inefficiencies in programming patterns or computing architecture
* Patterns, anomaly detection, and performance characterization in HPC applications
* Performance engineering strategies and use cases
* Human-Computer Interfaces for exploring performance data
* Energy management in performance analysis and engineering
* Performance analysis in Emerging HPC topics: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Quantum  Computing, Container, and Cloud

Accepted papers will be published in the workshop proceeding as part of the ACM Digital Library.

Format and proceedings
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The length of the full paper is 5 to 8 pages, including figures and references. All papers must be  submitted in PDF format and formatted according to the ACM Master Template<https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template>   with sigconf format. The submitted papers must be original work that have not previously been published or under consideration for publication in any other conference or journal. Each paper will receive three single-blind reviews from the committee members.   Only web-based submissions are allowed via HotCRP.

Program Committee: https://permavost.github.io/index.html#organization


Workshop Chairs
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Radita Liem - RWTH Aachen University
Ayesha Afzal - Erlangen National High Performance Computing Center
Pouya Kousha - The Ohio State University
Zhaobin Zhu - Goethe University Frankfurt