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Friday, May 28, 2010

CLCAR 2010 CALL FOR PAPERS NEW CONDITIONS AND EXTENDED DEADLINE


Due to numerous requests we decided to accept for the CLCAR Conference, the Short and Full papers written in Portuguese and Spanish, in addition to English. The abstract, however, must still be written in English. Please use the link in our Submissions page to submit your paper.

The Latin-American Conference on High Performance Computing (CLCAR) is an event for students, teachers and researchers in the areas of High Performance Computing, High Throughput Computing, Parallel and Distributed Systems, E-science and applications. Its first edition has taken place in Colombia in 2007, and since then CLCAR has gathered scientists from the whole world, with special attention to Latin American research.

The community is welcome to submit research papers, written in English, Portuguese or Spanish; however, the abstract must be written in English. The papers should be submitted in PDF following the IEEE guidelines (see the styleguides on the Web site for more details). Two kinds of submission are accepted: Full papers, which must not exceed 8 double column pages, and short papers, not exceeding 3 pages.

The selected full papers will be presented at the conference in one of the three official languages (English, Portugues and Spanish), with slides in English. The selected short papers will be presented at the conference as posters. Selected full papers will be considered for publication in a special issue of an indexed journal.
Important Dates

* Submissions:
o Deadline for Full Paper Submission: June 21 2010 (Oral Presentation)
o Deadline for Short Papers: June 30 2010 (Presentation with Posters)
o Notification of Acceptance: July 15 2010

* Conference:
o August 25-28 2010

CLCAR 2010 Co-chairs

* Philippe Olivier Alexandre Navaux, UFRGS, Brazil
* Luis Nuñez, Universidad de Los Andes, Venezuela
* Michel Riveill, Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis, France


Topics of Interest:

The topics of interest for CLCAR include, but are not limited to:

1. Platforms and Infrastructures
* Scalable Architectures
* Parallel and Distributed Architectures
* Cluster Computing
* Grid Computing
o Testbed Grid
o Lightweight Grids
o Desktop Grid Computing
o Production Grids
* High Performance Networks to Science and Technology
* Cloud Computing
* P2P
* Embedded High Performance Computing and Systems
* Virtualization in Scalable and Pervasive Computing
* HPC Green Computing
* Collaborative Computing
2. e-Science and Applications
* Applications for science and technology
* Industrial and business applications
* Health Applications and Solutions
* Learning and Educational applications
* Grid Services
* Program Languages and Paradigms
* Simulation
* Modelling
3. Special Topics
* Performance Evaluation
* Fault Tolerance
* Semantic Grid
* Games Theory
* Optimization
* Security
* Economy Grid
* Green Computing

More information in Spanish, Portuguese or English:

http://gppd.inf.ufrgs.br/clcar2010
cjbarrioshernandez@acm.org
nicolas@inf.ufrgs.br
navaux@inf.ufrgs.br

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