The 2005 IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing
September 27-30, 2005
Burlington Marriott Boston, Burlington, Massachusetts, USA
http://cluster2005.org
<http://cluster2005.org/>
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Commodity clusters today provide a convenient and cost-effective platform
for
executing complex computation-, data- and/or transaction-centric
applications.
Many research and development challenges remain in all areas of cluster
computing,
including middleware, networking, algorithms and applications, resource
management,
platform deployment and maintenance, and integration of clusters into
computational
grids. Cluster 2005 provides an open forum for researchers, practitioners
and users
to present and discuss issues, directions, and results that will shape the
future
of cluster computing. This years event is to be held in and around Boston /
Cambridge.
See the upcoming Call for Participation for more details.
SCOPE
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Cluster 2005 welcomes paper and poster submissions from engineers and
scientists in academia and industry describing original research work in
all areas of cluster computing. In addition, Cluster 2005 will welcome
proposals for tutorials and workshops to be held concurrently with the
conference. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Cluster Middleware:
- Single-System Image Services - Software Environments and Tools
- Standard Software for Clusters - I/O Libraries, File Systems,
and Distributed RAID
Cluster Networking:
- High-Speed System Interconnects - Lightweight Communication
Protocols
- Fast Message Passing Libraries
Cluster Management and Maintenance:
- Cluster Security and Reliability - Tools for Managing Clusters
- Cluster Job and Resource Management - High-Availability Cluster
Solutions
Applications:
- Scientific and E-Commerce Apps - Data Distribution and Load
Balancing
- Scheduling and Parallel Algorithms - Innovative Cluster Applications
- Tools and Environments - Computational Sciences
Performance Analysis and Evaluation:
- Benchmarking and Profiling Tools - Performance Prediction and
Modeling
- Analysis and Visualization
Grid Computing and Clusters:
- Grid / Clusters Integration - Network-Based Distributed
Computing
- Mobile Agents and Java for
Clusters/Grids
TECHNICAL PAPERS
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Format for submission: Full paper drafts, not to exceed 25 double-spaced,
numbered pages
(including title, author affiliations, abstract, keywords, figures, tables
and
bibliographic references) using 12 point font on 8.5x11-inch pages with
1-inch margins
all around. A web based submission mechanisms will be activated on the
conference web site
two weeks before the submission deadline. Authors should submit a PostScript
(level 2) or
PDF file. Hard copy submissions can not be accepted.
POSTERS
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Format for submission: 1 page abstract in PDF including names of authors,
their affiliation
and a 200 word abstract sent as an e-mail attachment to the poster chair,
Shawn Houston
<poster_at_[hidden]>. Poster presentations will also be offered to the
authors of
technical papers that were not accepted for oral presentation but are
recommended by the
committee for this form of publication.
IMPORTANT DATES
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- Workshop Proposals Due March 16, 2005
- Paper Submissions Due May 21, 2005
- Tutorial Proposals Due May 21, 2005
- Paper Acceptance Notification June 18, 2005
- Poster Submissions Due June 23, 2005
- Exhibition Proposal Due June 23, 2005
- Poster Acceptance Notification June 30, 2005
- Camera-Ready Paper Manuscripts Due July 16, 2005
- Camera-Ready Poster Abstracts Due July 16, 2005
- Cut-off for group hotel rates September 5, 2005
- Conference September 27-30, 2005
- Post-Conference Workshops September 30, 2005
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
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* General Chair:
- Dimiter Avresky, Northeastern University, Boston, USA
* General Vice Chair:
- Daniel S. Katz, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Caltech, USA
* Program Chair:
- Thomas Stricker, Google Engineering, Switzerland
* Workshops Chair:
- Rajkumar Buyya, Senior Lecturer, Dept. of Computer Science and
Software Engineering, The University of Melbourne, Australia
* Tutorials Chair:
- Box Leangsuksun, Lousiana Tech, Louisiana, USA
* Exhibits/Sponsors Co-Chairs:
- Ivan Judson, Argonne National Laboratory, USA
- Rosa Badia, CEPBA-IBM Research Institute, UPC, Spain
* Posters Chair:
- Shawn Houston, University of Alaska, USA
* Publications Chair:
- Kurt Keville, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
* Publicity Chair:
- Kevin Gleason, Mount Ida College, Newton, USA
* Finance/Registration Chair:
- Madeleine Furlotte, Genzyme, USA
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