International Workshop on OpenMP
IWOMP 2009
Evolving OpenMP in an Age of Extreme Parallelism

June 3rd - June 5th, 2009
Dresden, Germany
http://www.iwomp.org



The 2009 International Workshop on OpenMP (IWOMP 2009) will be held on
the campus of Technische Universität Dresden, Germany. IWOMP is the
premier event focusing on parallel programming with OpenMP. The
workshop serves as a forum to present the latest research ideas and
results related to this shared memory programming model. It also
offers the opportunity to interact with OpenMP users, developers and
the people working on the next release of the standard. IWOMP 2009
will be a three-day event. The first day will consist of tutorials
focusing on topics of interest to current and prospective OpenMP
developers, suitable for both beginners as well as those interested in
learning of recent developments in the evolving OpenMP standard. The
second and third day will consist of technical papers and panel
session(s) during which research ideas and results will be presented
and discussed.

Technical Paper Submission and Publication
We solicit submissions of unpublished technical papers detailing innovative,
original research and development related to OpenMP. All topics related to
OpenMP are of interest, including OpenMP applications in any domain (e.g.,
scientific computation, video games, computer graphics, multimedia,
information retrieval, optimization, text processing, data mining, finance,
signal and image processing and numerical solvers), OpenMP performance
analysis and modeling, OpenMP performance and correctness tools and proposed
OpenMP extensions.

Advances in technologies, such as multi-core processors and accelerators
(e.g., GPGPU, FPGA), the use of OpenMP in very large-scale parallel systems,
and recent developments in OpenMP itself (e.g., tasking) present new
opportunities and challenges for software and hardware developers. IWOMP
2009 solicits submissions that highlight OpenMP work on these fronts.

As in previous years, IWOMP 2009 will publish formal proceedings of the
accepted papers in Springer Verlag's LNCS series. Submitted papers for
review should be limited to 12 pages. Authors of accepted papers will be
asked to prepare a final paper of up to 15 pages. Relevant deadlines are
provided under "Important Dates" in this CFP.
Authors of a subset of accepted papers will be contacted to consider a
submission of an extended paper to a special issue of International Journal
of Parallel Programming after the workshop.

Important Dates

Paper submission deadline: December 14, 2009
Notification of acceptance: February 6, 2009
Camera-ready version of paper due: March 6, 2009
Tutorial and Workshop in Dresden: June 3-5, 2009