# PARMA-DITAM 2017 Workshop

## 8th Workshop on Parallel Programming and Run-Time Management Techniques for Many-core Architectures
6th Workshop on Design Tools and Architectures for Multicore Embedded Computing Platforms </fond>

## General Co-Chairs:

- Joao Cardoso, UPorto, PT
- Michael Huebner, UBochum, DE

## Program Co-Chairs:

- Cristina Silvano, POLIMI, IT
- Giampaolo Agosta, POLIMI, IT

## Panel Organizer:

- William Fornanciari, POLIMI, IT

## Publicity Chair:

- Dimitrios Soudris, NTUA, GR

## Publication Chair:

- Carlo Galuzzi, Maastricht Univ., NL

## Web and Submission Chair:

- Sotirios Xydis, NTUA, GR

## Program Committee

- Alex Bartzas, EXUS, GR
- Cedric Bastoul, U Paris-Sud, FR
- Cristian Fabre, CEA-LETI, FR
- Georgios Sirakoulis, DUTH, GR
- Gianluca Palermo, POLIMI, IT
- Holger Blume, IMS, DE
- Kees Goossens, TUE, NL
- Lars Bauer, KIT, DE
- Leonel Sousa, INESC, PT
- Mirko Loghi, UNIUD, IT
- Pedro Diniz, USC, US
- Rainer Buchty, TUB, DE
- Ramon Canal, UPC, ES
- Sander Stujk, TUE, NL
- Karthick Parashar, IMPERIAL, UK

### Prague, Czech Republic, January 18, 2016

### Co-located with HiPEAC 2016

## Scope of the Workshop

The current trend towards many-core architectures requires a global rethinking of software and hardware design. The PARMA-DITAM workshop focuses on parallel programming models, design space exploration and tools and run-time management techniques to exploit the features of many-core computing architectures.

The PARMA-DITAM workshop will have five main topics:

- T1: Parallel programming models and languages, compilers and virtualization techniques
- T2: Runtime adaptivity, runtime management, power management and memory management
- T3: Heterogeneous and reconfigurable many-core architectures and design space exploration
- T4:Design tools and methodologies for many-core architectures
- T5: Parallel applications for many-core platforms
- T6:: Energy-efficient microservers and autotuning techniques for heterogeneous HPC applications

## Important Dates:

- November 18, 2015 - 11:59 PM (UTC): NEW EXTENDED Paper Submission Deadline
- December 11, 2015: Acceptance Notification
- January 5, 2016: Camera ready version of accepted papers
- January 18, 2016: Workshop

## Information for Authors:

Paper submission: Papers should be submitted electronically through the workshop website. Electronic paper submission requires a full paper, up to 6 double-column ACM format pages, including figures and references. Papers should be submitted in PDF format. Please use the following template when preparing your manuscript:
http://www.acm.org/sigs/publications/proceedings-templates.
Accepted papers will be published in the ACM Digital Library within its International Conference Proceedings Series.
Camera Ready preparation instructions: The camera ready version of the accepted papers should be submitted up to January 5 2016 and be prepared according to the guidelines summarized in the following link: Camera Ready Submission Guidelines.