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From: rsridhar@acsu.buffalo.edu (R. Sridhar)
Subject: CFP: 3rd Associative Processing and Applications Workshop 1994
Date: 20 May 1994 11:37:14 -0500
CALL FOR PAPERS
THIRD ASSOCIATIVE PROCESSING AND APPLICATIONS WORKSHOP
Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
Wednesday August 10 to Friday August 12, 1994
Sponsored by
The Syracuse University CASE Center
and
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The goal of this Workshop is to promote interaction among researchers
interested in the most recent technological advances relevant to
associative processing. As in the previous two Workshops, we seek an
international gathering of researchers from academia and industry whose
work involves the design, analysis, development, and application of
associative processors and content addressable memories. To encourage
authors to report on work in progress, the Workshop format is kept
informal.
Detailed abstracts of technical papers in all areas of associative
processing are invited. Topics include, but are not limited to:
* Architectures - Simulated or experimental results from chips to
entire systems, trade-off studies
* Physical design - CAM cell design, CAM chip design, silicon
compilation
* Interfaces - Von Neumann/associative, special controllers, etc.
* Applications - Either implemented, or under development
* Software models of associative processors - Functional, stochastic
models
* Algorithm analysis - Time complexity, hardware requirements
* Programming paradigms - Software development environments, tools,
languages, high level languages to associate memory compilers
* Program mappings - Techniques for mapping problems and algorithms
to associative machines and associative memories
Attendance will be limited to ensure time for interaction among the
workshop participants.
SUBMISSIONS:
Authors are invited to send six (6) copies of an extended abstract to be
received by June 7, 1994. Abstracts are restricted to no more than 5
double-spaced pages (1500 words), not including bibliography or figures.
Abstracts must include a cover letter with the following information:
title of paper, full names of authors, postal and E-mail addresses of
the authors, phone and FAX numbers, and keywords indicative of the theme
of the paper.
Authors will be notified of acceptance by July 8, 1994. Full papers or
updated abstracts can be submitted for inclusion in the proceedings no
later than July 25. Proceedings will be distributed at the workshop.
All submissions and inquiries for further information should be
directed to:
General Chair: Program chair:
Ramalingam Sridhar J. David Bezek, M/D 0313
SUNY at Buffalo LORAL Federal Systems Co.- Owego
135 Bell Hall 1801 State Road 17C
Buffalo, New York 14260 Owego, New York 13827-3998
(716) 645-3113 (607) 751-4854
rsridhar@eng.buffalo.edu jdbezek@lfs.loral.com
WORKSHOP LOCATION and FEE
The workshop will be held at the CASE center, which is located in the
Center for Science and Technology on the Syracuse University campus. The
cost will be $100 per attendee and includes:
* "Get-Acquainted" reception on Wednesday, August 10
* Luncheon on Thursday, August 11
* Refreshments
* Copy of the proceedings
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Bruce Berra, CASE Center/SU
Eby Friedman, University of Rochester
J. Storrs Hall, Rutgers University
John Oldfield, Syracuse University
Behrooz Parhami, University of California
Jerry Potter, Kent State University
Charles Sodini, Massachusettes Institute of Technology
Chuck Stormon, Coherent Research Inc.
Kirk Twardowski, Loral Federal Systems - Owego
Klaus Waldschmidt, Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universitaet, Germany
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