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Many applications of computing require performance levels attainable only on parallel architectures. Such systems are now readily available as their price/performance ratio continues to improve. The rapid development of affordable hardware for parallel computing makes the need to develop high-quality parallel software increasingly urgent.
Sequential programming has long benefited from high-level programming techniques and tools that have made today's immense range of software economically viable. Two decades of research into high-level parallel programming has produced methods and tools that improve the price/performance ratio of parallel software, and broaden the range of target applications.
GRIDs offer a tremendous computing power. Nevertheless, this power is far from being effectivly exploited. In addition to technical problems related to portability and access, Grid computing needs new programming paradigms. Research on high level grid programming is particularly promising.
This workshop follows HLPP 2001 and is aimed at
Contact: Frederic Loulergue (LACL)
| Friday 18 April 2003 | deadline for submitting papers |
| Tuesday 20 May 2003 | notification of acceptance/rejection |
| Friday 6 June 2003 | deadline for final versions of papers |
| Sunday 15 June 2003 | pre-workshop social/cultural events in Paris |
| Monday 16 June 2003 | Invited lecture by Pr. W.F. McColl, presentation of papers |
| Tuesday 17 June 2003 | presentation of papers; workshop ends at noon |