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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
First European Workshop on OpenMP – EWOMP’99
Lund University, Lund, Sweden
September 30 – October 1, 1999
Deadline for early registration: September 6, 1999
| CFP | Program | Submission | Registration | Tutorial | Organisation | Workshop venue | Travel information |
OpenMP has recently emerged as an industry standard interface for shared memory programming of parallel computer applications. With OpenMP, it is now possible to write applications with a shared memory programming model, portable to a wide range of parallel computers.
This workshop is the first to focus on aspects of parallel computing where OpenMP is used. The workshop will include both invited and contributed presentations. We are happy to announce the participation of John Levesque, IBM T.J. Watson Research Institute, Ross Towle, Silicon Graphics Inc. and Timothy Mattsson Intel and OpenMP Architecture Review Board.
We strongly encourage potential participants to submit abstracts for presentations. Application developers are especially welcome to take part in the meeting.
I'm sorry to say that both the workshop and the tutorial are now fully booked and that we cannot take more participants.
The fee for the workshop is 1600 SEK (ca 183 euro or 188 USD) for registration up until September 6th and 2400 SEK (ca 275 euro or 281 USD) after September 6th. The registration fee includes access to presentations, printed workshop proceedings, breaks, workshop dinner on the evening of September 30th and one lunch.
Registration is limited to 55 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please fill out the registration form on-line. If that is not possible, you can download a registration form in PDF-format here. You can fill out the form in your PDF-viewer, print it and then fax it.
The workshop will on September 30th be preceded by a half-day tutorial introducing OpenMP. The tutorial will be presented by Timothy Mattson, Intel corporation. It will feature hands-on exercises and the number of participants is therefore limited to 18 on a first-come, first-served basis.
The fee for the tutorial is 500 SEK (ca 57 euro or 59 USD) for registration up until September 6th and 750 SEK (ca 86 euro or 88 USD) after September 6th. You can register for the tutorial at the same time you register for the workshop. It is possible to register for only the tutorial. More details about the tutorial can be found here.
Follow this link for information on how to get to Lund.
Please make your hotel reservations directly at the hotel.
A number of rooms have been reserved for a special rate at the following hotels. Refer to EWOMP'99 and Lund University when you make reservations.
| Grand Hotell, Bantorget 1. Tel: +46-46-280 61 00 Fax:+46-46-280 61 50 info@grand.lundia.se Rate: 1125 SEK for single room including tax (1195 SEK normal rate) This is a nice old (100 years) hotel in the centre of Lund and within easy walking distance from the workshop venue. Its restaurant is famous. |
Hotell Sparta, Tunavägen 39. Tel: +46-46-19 16 00 Fax:+46-46-12 85 25 Rate: 516 SEK for single room including tax (610 SEK normal rate) This is a simple hotel close to Lund Institute of Technology, the technical faculty of Lund University. Approximately 15 min walking distance to the workshop venue. |
Provobis Star Hotel Lund Glimmervägen 5. Tel: +46-46-211 20 00. Fax:+46-46-211 50 00 star.hotel.lund@provobis.se Rate: 960 SEK for single room including tax (1195 SEK normal rate) This is a large and modern hotel outside the city centre. All rooms are suites. Approximately 30 min walking distance from the workshop venue. |
A list of other hotels in Lund can be found here.
The workshop will be held in Lund, a university town in southern Sweden. Lund University is one of the largest and oldest universities in Sweden and is the most complete in Scandinavia. Read more about Lund at http://www.lund.se/turism/default.htm and about Lund University at http://www.lu.se.
The meetings will take place at the Old Bishop’s house, which was built in 1840 for the university but later used as the residence for the bishops of Lund Cathedral. The university reacquired it in 1992 through a gracious donation from Knut and Alice Wallenberg’s foundation.
Organising and Program committees
EWOMP’99 is sponsored by EuroTools, a working group financed by the European Union for the promotion of European High Performance Computing and Networking Tools.
EWOMP’99 is organised by Dr. Mats Brorsson, Department of Information Technology at Lund University, Sweden in co-operation with Dr. Barbara Chapman, Department of Electronics and Computer Science at University of Southampton, United Kingdom and Department of Computer Science at University of Houston.
Program committee:
Contact
The organising committee can be contacted at:
Email: ewomp99@it.lth.se
EWOMP’99, attn: Mats Brorsson
Department
of Information Technology
Lund University
P.O. Box 118
SE-221 00 Lund, Sweden
Tel. +46-46-222 4931
Fax. +46-46-222 4714
Mats Brorsson / 1999-10-14