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Call for Papers
CUG2017: https://cug.org/
Cray User Group 2017 Conference, Caffeinated Computing
Redmond, WA, May 7-11, 2017
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Abstract submissions for CUG2017 are now open. The CUG Conference is more than computing, it represents users across all inter-connected and inter-related High Performance Computing disciplines, including computing, storage, networking, and analytics. You and your colleagues from CUG Member sites around the world hold the key to sustaining this conference as an invaluable source of information and technical interchange. Please consider presenting at next year's conference in Redmond, WA.
Important Dates
Abstract Deadline - January 13, 2017
Acceptance Notifications - February 17, 2017
Early Registration Deadline - March 5, 2017
Paper and Presentation Deadline - April 3, 2017
Invitation for Journal Submission - April 28, 2017
Conference Dates - May 7-11, 2017
Special Journal paper Deadline - June 2, 2017
Technical papers related to any Cray product are invited in the following suggested tracks and topics:
Applications and Programming Environments
Programming Environment
Compilers
Libraries
Tools
3rd Party Applications
User Code Optimization
Utilization of Heterogeneous Systems
Application performance on Intel Xeon and Phi KNL Architecture
User Services
Account Administration
Consulting
Manage Cray and 3rd Party Software
Documentation
Training
User Support
Outreach
Systems Support
Operations
Environmental Monitoring, Cooling, and Power
Facilities and Site Preparation
Tuning and OS Optimization
System Operations
Architecture
Job Scheduling and Accounting
Mass Storage
Networking
System Interoperability
Resiliency, Reliability, Availability, Scalability
File Systems and I/O
Tuning and Performance
Problem Determination
Application Tuning for Optimal I/O Performance
Comparisons Using Different Filesystems on Cray systems
High Performance Storage Solutions for Big Data and Supercomputing
Cray DataWarp Configuration
Burst Buffer Usage Experiences
Novel/Emerging Use of Storage Devices such as NVM
Data Analytics (New for CUG2017)
Data Analytics Frameworks and Workflows such as Spark and Hadoop
Real Time Data Analysis
Cray Graph Engine
To submit your abstract please see the Call for Papers (https://cug.org/CUG2017-CFP) and follow the instructions. Abstracts for papers, tutorials, and BoFs are due by January 13, 2017. For papers, there is a requirement for a long abstract or outline of up to 1000 words that can be attached as a PDF of up to 2 pages.
The conference's best paper will be awarded at the conference in a plenary session. All papers submitted on time are eligible. Also new for this year, CUG will publish a special issue of the "Concurrency and Computation Practice and Experience" (CCPE) Journal comprised of selected CUG papers. Papers submitted by the Apr 3, 2017 due date will be reviewed to be invited to the journal publication. We expect to accept the best 8 to 10 papers to the CUG special issue of the journal.
All CUG proceedings are published in the public realm of cug.org approximately 6 months after the conference unless you specifically request your paper be published only in the members only realm. When you submit your abstract for CUG 2017, you may select this option on the abstract submission form.
Help us make CUG in 2017 the best yet. I hope to see you at CUG 2017, "Caffeinated Computing" in Redmond!
Helen He, NERSC/LBNL
CUG Vice President and Program Chair
Could you please help to post the following CUG Conference announcement? Thank you in advance!
Best Regards,
Helen He
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Call for Papers
CUG2017: https://cug.org/
Cray User Group 2017 Conference, Caffeinated Computing
Redmond, WA, May 7-11, 2017
==============================
Abstract submissions for CUG2017 are now open. The CUG Conference is more than computing, it represents users across all inter-connected and inter-related High Performance Computing disciplines, including computing, storage, networking, and analytics. You and your colleagues from CUG Member sites around the world hold the key to sustaining this conference as an invaluable source of information and technical interchange. Please consider presenting at next year's conference in Redmond, WA.
Important Dates
Abstract Deadline - January 13, 2017
Acceptance Notifications - February 17, 2017
Early Registration Deadline - March 5, 2017
Paper and Presentation Deadline - April 3, 2017
Invitation for Journal Submission - April 28, 2017
Conference Dates - May 7-11, 2017
Special Journal paper Deadline - June 2, 2017
Technical papers related to any Cray product are invited in the following suggested tracks and topics:
Applications and Programming Environments
Programming Environment
Compilers
Libraries
Tools
3rd Party Applications
User Code Optimization
Utilization of Heterogeneous Systems
Application performance on Intel Xeon and Phi KNL Architecture
User Services
Account Administration
Consulting
Manage Cray and 3rd Party Software
Documentation
Training
User Support
Outreach
Systems Support
Operations
Environmental Monitoring, Cooling, and Power
Facilities and Site Preparation
Tuning and OS Optimization
System Operations
Architecture
Job Scheduling and Accounting
Mass Storage
Networking
System Interoperability
Resiliency, Reliability, Availability, Scalability
File Systems and I/O
Tuning and Performance
Problem Determination
Application Tuning for Optimal I/O Performance
Comparisons Using Different Filesystems on Cray systems
High Performance Storage Solutions for Big Data and Supercomputing
Cray DataWarp Configuration
Burst Buffer Usage Experiences
Novel/Emerging Use of Storage Devices such as NVM
Data Analytics (New for CUG2017)
Data Analytics Frameworks and Workflows such as Spark and Hadoop
Real Time Data Analysis
Cray Graph Engine
To submit your abstract please see the Call for Papers (https://cug.org/CUG2017-CFP) and follow the instructions. Abstracts for papers, tutorials, and BoFs are due by January 13, 2017. For papers, there is a requirement for a long abstract or outline of up to 1000 words that can be attached as a PDF of up to 2 pages.
The conference's best paper will be awarded at the conference in a plenary session. All papers submitted on time are eligible. Also new for this year, CUG will publish a special issue of the "Concurrency and Computation Practice and Experience" (CCPE) Journal comprised of selected CUG papers. Papers submitted by the Apr 3, 2017 due date will be reviewed to be invited to the journal publication. We expect to accept the best 8 to 10 papers to the CUG special issue of the journal.
All CUG proceedings are published in the public realm of cug.org approximately 6 months after the conference unless you specifically request your paper be published only in the members only realm. When you submit your abstract for CUG 2017, you may select this option on the abstract submission form.
Help us make CUG in 2017 the best yet. I hope to see you at CUG 2017, "Caffeinated Computing" in Redmond!
Helen He, NERSC/LBNL
CUG Vice President and Program Chair
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