Call for Paper Conference

Call for papers

ARC aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners of reconfigurable computing with an emphasis on practical applications of this promising technology. This year's symposium will have a series of international invited speakers that will express their view on a wide variety of topics related to applied reconfigurable computing, including but not limited to:

• Methods and Tools (High-Level Compilers, Simulation, Estimation, Design space exploration, Languages to program reconfigurable systems, etc.)
• Architectures (Fine-grained, coarse-grained, and mixed-grained, Multi-processor-based reconfigurable platforms, Microprocessors with tightly-coupled reconfigurable hardware, etc.)
• Applications (High-Performance Systems, use of reconfigurable computing in embedded systems, robotics, digital signal processing, etc.)
• Teaching reconfigurable computing
• Surveys and Future Trends
• Benchmarks (papers presenting benchmarks publicly available to be used by the reconfigurable computing community are especially welcome)
  
  

Important dates

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Submission deadline 1 November 2009
Author Notification 1 December 2009
Camera-Ready deadline 20 December 2009
Author registration deadline 20 December 2009
Early Registration deadline 12 February 2010


Submission Information

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Submissions must identify the format of the contribution as either:

• Long papers, (12 pages maximum) which should include mainly accomplished results (oral presentation);
• Short papers (6 pages maximum, or 8 pages maximum upon payment of a further charge of US$100) to be composed of work in progress or report recent developments (poster presentation).
  

Submitted papers should conform to the Springer-Verlag LNCS formatting guidelines. Please read the author instructions from Springer-Verlag at http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html. The use of LaTeX is strongly recommended. The style and class files (LLNCS.zipfile) can be downloaded from http://www.springer.com/computer/lncs?SGWID=0-164-2-72376-0.

The top papers of ARC 2010 will be invited to submit to a special section of a forthcoming issue of ACM Transactions on Reconfigurable Technology and Systems (TRETS).

Submit your PDF formatted paper online here.

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PDF version of Call for papers : List of Committee : Official Website

The 6th International Symposium on
Applied Reconfigurable Computing (ARC) 2010

17-19 March 2010 Bangkok, Thailand
http://www.arc2010.org

ARC aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners of
reconfigurable computing with an emphasis on practical applications of
this promising technology. This year's symposium will have a series of
international invited speakers that will express their view on the
future of reconfigurable technology.

Submissions are solicited on a wide variety of topics related to
applied reconfigurable computing, including but not limited to:
* Methods and Tools (High-Level Compilers, Simulation, Estimation,
Design space exploration, Languages to program reconfigurable systems,
etc.)
* Architectures (Fine-grained, coarse-grained, and mixed-grained,
Multi-processor-based reconfigurable platforms, Microprocessors with
tightly-coupled reconfigurable hardware, etc.)
* Applications (High-Performance Systems, use of reconfigurable
computing in embedded systems, robotics, digital signal processing,
etc.)
* Teaching reconfigurable computing
* Surveys and Future Trends
* Benchmarks (papers presenting benchmarks publicly available to be
used by the reconfigurable computing community are especially welcome)

Important dates
Submission deadline 13 November 2009
Author Notification 21 December 2009
Camera-Ready deadline 8 January 2010
Author registration deadline 22 January 2010
Early Registration deadline 12 February 2010

Submission Information
Submissions must identify the format of the contribution as either:

* Long papers, (12 pages max) which should include mainly
accomplished results (oral presentation )
* Short papers (6 pages max) to be composed of work in progress or
report recent developments (poster presentation )

ARC 2010 proceedings will be published as a Springer Verlag LNCS
series volume ( Lecture Notes in Computer Science). The format of the
papers should be according to Springer-Verlag LNCS series (Lecture Notes
in Computer Science) format rules (guidelines at
http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html).

Online submission site will be available soon.

Program committee
Roger Woods: The Queen's University of Belfast UK
Stephan Wong: Delft University of Technology The Netherlands
Markus Weinhardt: PACT Informationstechnologie AG Germany
Ranga Vemuri: University of Cincinnati USA
Pedro Trancoso: University of Cyprus Cyprus
Lesley Shannon" Simon Fraser University USA
Alastair Smith: Imperial College London UK
Pete Sedcole: Imperial College London UK
Tsutomu Sasao: Kyushu Institute of Technology Japan
Bernard Pottier: University of Bretagne France
Marco Platzner: University of Paderborn Germany
Joachim Pistorius: Altera Corp. USA
Andy Pimentel: University of Amsterdam The Netherlands
Joon-seok Park: Inha University, Seoul South Korea
Horacio Neto: INESC-ID/IST Portugal
Walid Najjar: University of California Riverside USA
Fearghal Morgan: National University of Ireland, Galway Ireland
Seda Memik: Northwestern University USA
John McAllister: Queen's University of Belfast Ireland
Kostas Masselos: University of Peloponnese Greece
Eduardo Marques: University of São Paulo Brazil
Maria-Cristina Marinescu: IBM T. J. Watson Research Center USA
Wayne Luk: Imperial College London UK
Philip Leong: University of Sydney Australia
Andreas Koch: TU Darmstadt Germany
Ryan Kastner: University of California, San Diego USA
Michael Hübner: Karlsruhe Institut of Technology (KIT) Germany
Roman Hermida: Universidad Complutense, Madrid Spain
Reiner Hartenstein: University of Kaiserslautern Germany
Jim Harkin: University of Ulster, Magee Northern Ireland
Guy Gognia: Université de Bretagne Sud France
António Ferrari: University of Aveiro Portugal
Suhaib Fahmy: Trinity College Dublin Ireland
Robert Esser: Xilinx Corp. Ireland
Tarek El-Ghazawi: George Washington University USA
Pedro C. Diniz: Technical University of Lisbon (IST) / INESC-ID Portugal
Oliver Diessel: University of New South Wales Australia
George Constantinides: Imperial College UK
Katherine Compton: University of Wisconsin-Madison USA
Paul Chow: University of Toronto Canada
Mark Chang: Olin College USA
João M. P. Cardoso: University of Porto/INESC-ID Portugal
Tim Callahan: Carnegie Mellon University USA
Mihai Budiu: Microsoft Research USA
Christos-Savvas Bouganis: Imperial College London UK
Koen Bertels Delft: University of Technology The Netherlands
Neil Bergmann: University of Queensland Australia
Mladen Berekovic: Braunschweig University of Technology Germany
Jürgen Becker: Universität Karlsruhe (TH) Germany
Nader Bagherzadeh: University of California, Irvine USA
Michael Attig: Xilinx Research Labs, San Jose USA
Peter Athanas: Virginia Tech USA
Jeff Arnold: Strech Inc. USA