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OpenMP is an Application Program Interface (API), which supports shared-memory parallel programming in Fortran, C and C++ on
all architectures. It is a portable, scalable programming model that gives programmers a simple and flexible
interface for developing shared-memory parallel applications.
This series of workshops is designed as a forum for discussion of
the latest developments in OpenMP, in its compilers, tools and applications.
This year's event is hosted by the Center
for Computing and Communication, Aachen
University (RWTH), Germany. It is part of the cOMPunity
initiative whose main objective is the dissemination and exchange
of information about OpenMP.
Participants should have some basic knowledge of OpenMP programming in C/C++ or Fortran.
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EWOMP '03
OMPtalks
OMPlab
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NEW
We extended this year's EWOMP to a full week in order to try something new:
After a two days "conventional" workshop part with invited and contributed talks
(OMPtalks),
we want to take the opportunity of having many OpenMP experts in the fields of
compilers, tools and applications on board, to altogether "get our hands dirty" and do real
work in a three days hands-on lab session (OMPlab).
In parallel to the OMPlab hands-on session, there is plenty of time for additional working groups.
It is up to the participants to ignite controversies and lively discussions about OpenMP's present and future.
Any ideas are welcome.
You are also invited to submit proposals for poster presentations
through the whole week.
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| August 4 |
End of early registration period |
| August 26 |
Final camera-ready papers are due. |
| September 15 |
Deadline for installing tools and applications for OMPlab
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| September 15 |
End of late registration period. Onsite registration will
be possible. Payment in cash only. |
| September 22-23 |
EWOMP'03 part I: OMPtalks |
| September 24-26 |
EWOMP'03 part II: OMPlab |
(*) The composition of the OMPlab
will be an iterative process, which is supposed to converge into
interesting cooperations. Please check the OMPlab
web page for accepted contributions.
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The registration
(SSL) is open. It is handled by the Aachen
tourist office.
(You can use the unsecure non-SSL
version, in case the SSL-version doesn't work for you)
Onsite registration will be possible, payment must be in cash
in this case.
OMPtalks
| early registration fee for cOMPunity members |
215 EUR |
early registration fee for non cOMPunity members
(including one cOMPunity individual annual membership) |
250 EUR |
| early registration fee for undergraduate and graduate
students |
150 EUR |
| late registration fee |
300 EUR |
The registration fee includes access to presentations, printed workshop
proceedings, refreshments and lunches. The workshop dinner on the
evening of September 22nd and a guided tour of the Cathedral of
Aachen are also included.
OMPlab Registration will be limited to 40 participants
for the OMPlab part on a first-come, first-served basis.
| early registration fee |
80 EUR |
| early registration fee for undergraduate and graduate
students |
60 EUR |
| late registration fee |
100 EUR |
The registration fee includes access to presentations and hands-on
sessions, printed handouts, breaks, and the "pizza & beer" style
dinner on the evening of September 24th.
Students are requested to provide an affirmation of their advisor.
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Submission
OMPtalks
OMPlab
Posters
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For a contribution to OMPtalks please submit an extended
abstract not larger than 5 pages by June 29.
Upon acceptance the authors are asked to submit their final papers
for the workshop proceedings by August 26. The proceedings of the
presented papers will be distributed at the workshop.
As in previous editions, EWOMP'03 will publish extended versions
of selected papers in a special issue of
Scientific Programming (search for publication).
Have a look at the OMPtalks
page for further information.
For participating in the OMPlab hands-on session,
we would like to ask you to describe your contribution (up to 5
pages) and give a short oral introduction. We plan to organize the
participation in this lab session in project groups of 1-3 persons.
Have a look at the OMPlab
page for further information.
During both OMPtalks and OMPlabs there is an opportunity
of presenting posters. We provide nice movable walls (width=118
cm, height=145 cm, color=dark blue) for you. Please submit a short
abstract of about 1 page by June 16 and specify if you want to present
your posters during OMPtalks or during OMPlab or during
the whole week.
Please send all submissions to ewomp03@rz.rwth-aachen.de.
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Eduard Ayguade
(Dept. d'Arquitectura de Computadors,
Univ. Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain)
Mats Brorsson
(Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden)
Mark Bull
(Parallel Computing Centre,
University of Edinburgh, Scotland)
Barbara Chapman
(Department of Computer Science,
University of Houston, USA)
Federico Massaioli,
(CASPUR, Roma, Italy)
Timothy Mattson
(Intel Corporation)
Dieter an Mey
(Center for Computing and Communication,
Aachen University, Germany)
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OpenMP ARB,
the OpenMP Architecture Review Board
cOMPunity,
the community of OpenMP users, researches, tool developers and providers
The previous European events:
The previous non-European events:
WOMPAT
2000 (San Diego, US),
WOMPEI
2000 (Tokyo, JP),
WOMPAT
2001 (West Lafayette, US),
WOMPEI
2002 (Kansai, JP),
WOMPAT
2002 (Fairbanks, US),
WOMPAT
2003 (Toronto, CAN)
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Dieter an Mey
phone: +49-241-8024377 (mobile within the Center)
mobile: +49-175-2609782 (Sept. 21 - 26 only)
email: ewomp03@rz.rwth-aachen.de
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last modified: Sept. 16, 2003
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