Newsgroups: comp.parallel.mpi,comp.parallel.pvm From: Martin Aichhorn Subject: CFP: HUG'98 -- 2nd HPF User Group workshop Organization: Vienna University, Austria Date: Tue, 03 Mar 1998 16:45:01 +0100 Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Message-ID: <34FC257D.D7E8E241@vcpc.univie.ac.at> ********************************************************************* Reminder: Deadline for submissions to the 2nd HPF User Group meeting is 16 March. ********************************************************************* CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS --------------------------------------------- HUG'98: The 2nd Annual HPF User Group meeting --------------------------------------------- 25 - 26 June 1998 Porto, Portugal (Held in conjunction with VECPAR'98) http://www.vcpc.univie.ac.at/activities/news/HUG98/ The Second Annual High Performance Fortran User Group (`HUG') meeting will be held on 25 - 26 June 1998 at the Fundacao Dr. Antonio Cupertino de Miranda in Porto, Portugal. This successor meeting to the 1997 HUG meeting in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA, provides an opportunity for users of HPF to meet each other, share ideas and experiences, and obtain up-to-date information on current HPF implementations and future plans. This meeting will be held in conjunction with VECPAR'98, a multidisciplinary conference covering a range of topics in parallel and distributed computing, which will take place on 21 - 23 June at the same venue. An HPF tutorial will be offered on 20 June as part of the VECPAR tutorial program. On the day between the VECPAR and HUG meetings, 24 June, Porto holds its annual festival, and attendees will be free to participate in the festivities. The HUG meeting will include: * contributed talks * presentation of the results of the Esprit PHAROS project (migration of industrial F77 codes to HPF) * invited presentations by HPF users & technology providers * a panel discussion There may also be a poster session and demonstrations. Call for submissions -------------------- We invite abstracts for presentations from all those working on topics of relevance for High Performance Fortran. Relevant subject areas include, but are not limited to: * applications in HPF * HPF software, e.g.: -- compilers -- HPF programming support tools -- libraries * HPF features, e.g.: -- HPF evaluations -- extensions and improvements to HPF -- interoperability of HPF with other languages Abstracts may contain up to 300 words, plus the title and authors' names and addresses. They should be in standard HTML 2.0 format and may contain links to relevant further information or documentation if this is available. Alternatively, and less desirably, abstracts may be submitted in plain text, in which case we will convert the selected ones to HTML. Abstracts must be submitted electronically by **16 March 1998** to: hug98@vcpc.univie.ac.at Authors will be notified of acceptance by 31 March 1998. The selected abstracts will be posted on the Web prior to the conference. Important dates --------------- 16 March: deadline for submission of abstracts 31 March: notification of acceptance. Registration fees ----------------- HUG'98 conference (25-26 June): 2500 ATS (early); 3000 ATS (late) HPF tutorial (20 June): 700 ATS (early); 1000 ATS (late) Fees are in Austrian Schillings (ATS). The conference fee includes a welcome reception, conference dinner and morning and afternoon refreshments. Extra conference dinner tickets are available at 400 ATS each. Delegates may register for only the HPF tutorial or only the HUG'98 conference if desired. The registration form can be downloaded from the HUG'98 Web page or will be sent by email on request. It must be submitted by 31 May to qualify for the early registration fee. Program committee ----------------- Barbara Chapman VCPC, University of Vienna, Austria (chair) Jean-Yves Berthou Electricite de France Bob Boland Los Alamos National Laboratory Ken Kennedy Rice University Chuck Koelbel Rice University John Merlin VCPC, University of Vienna, Austria Henk Sips Delft University of Technology, Netherlands Further Information ------------------- Porto is an attractive city in northern Portugal. It is particularly renowned for its historic centre, recently classified by UNESCO as a world heritage. 24 June is the date of Porto's annual festival, and attendees are encouraged to come in time to take part in the festivities. EXPO '98 is also being held in Lisbon, Portugal, during the time frame of this event. Further information about this event will appear on the HUG'98 Web page at: http://www.vcpc.univie.ac.at/activities/news/HUG98/ Enquiries may be sent to hug98@vcpc.univie.ac.at.