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ORCIDSAMOS 2009: Samos, Greece
- Koen Bertels, Nikitas J. Dimopoulos, Cristina Silvano, Stephan Wong:
Embedded Computer Systems: Architectures, Modeling, and Simulation, 9th International Workshop, SAMOS 2009, Samos, Greece, July 20-23, 2009. Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 5657, Springer 2009, ISBN 978-3-642-03137-3
Beachnote
- Yale N. Patt:
What Else Is Broken? Can We Fix It? 1
Architectures for Multimedia
- Carlos S. de La Lama, Pekka Jääskeläinen
, Jarmo Takala:
Programmable and Scalable Architecture for Graphics Processing Units. 2-11 - Paul M. Carpenter, Alex Ramírez, Eduard Ayguadé:
The Abstract Streaming Machine: Compile-Time Performance Modelling of Stream Programs on Heterogeneous Multiprocessors. 12-23 - Yahya Jan, Lech Józwiak:
CABAC Accelerator Architectures for Video Compression in Future Multimedia: A Survey. 24-35 - Tero Rintaluoma, Timo Reinikka, Joona Rouvinen, Jani Boutellier, Pekka Jääskeläinen, Olli Silvén:
Programmable Accelerators for Reconfigurable Video Decoder. 36-47 - Narasinga Rao Miniskar, Elena Hammari, Satyakiran Munaga, Stylianos Mamagkakis, Per Gunnar Kjeldsberg, Francky Catthoor:
Scenario Based Mapping of Dynamic Applications on MPSoC: A 3D Graphics Case Study. 48-57 - Roya Choupani, Stephan Wong, Mehmet Resit Tolun:
Multiple Description Scalable Coding for Video Transmission over Unreliable Networks. 58-67
Multi/Many Cores Architectures
- Sascha Uhrig:
Evaluation of Different Multithreaded and Multicore Processor Configurations for SoPC. 68-77 - Roberto Giorgi, Zdravko Popovic, Nikola Puzovic:
Implementing Fine/Medium Grained TLP Support in a Many-Core Architecture. 78-87 - Roberto Airoldi, Fabio Garzia, Tapani Ahonen, Dragomir Milojevic, Jari Nurmi:
Implementation of W-CDMA Cell Search on a FPGA Based Multi-Processor System-on-Chip with Power Management. 88-97 - Christian Schäck, Wolfgang Heenes, Rolf Hoffmann:
A Multiprocessor Architecture with an Omega Network for the Massively Parallel Model GCA. 98-107
VLSI Architectures Design
- Nainesh Agarwal, Nikitas J. Dimopoulos:
Towards Automated FSMD Partitioning for Low Power Using Simulated Annealing. 108-117 - Ismo Hänninen, Jarmo Takala:
Radix-4 Recoded Multiplier on Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata. 118-127 - Ying Xu, Aabhas S. Agarwal, Brian T. Davis:
Prediction in Dynamic SDRAM Controller Policies. 128-138 - Shinichi Kato, Minoru Watanabe:
Inversion/Non-inversion Implementation for an 11, 424 Gate-Count Dynamic Optically Reconfigurable Gate Array VLSI. 139-148
Architecture Modeling and Exploration Tools
- Toktam Taghavi, Mark Thompson, Andy D. Pimentel:
Visualization of Computer Architecture Simulation Data for System-Level Design Space Exploration. 149-160 - Peter Westermann, Hartmut Schröder:
Modeling Scalable SIMD DSPs in LISA. 161-170 - Per Karlström, Dake Liu:
NoGAP: A Micro Architecture Construction Framework. 171-180 - Bernhard Huber, Roman Obermaisser:
A Comparison of NoTA and GENESYS. 181-192
Special Session 1: Instruction-Set Customization
- Carlo Galuzzi:
Introduction to Instruction-Set Customization. 193 - Kevin J. M. Martin, Christophe Wolinski, Krzysztof Kuchcinski, Antoine Floch, François Charot:
Constraint-Driven Identification of Application Specific Instructions in the DURASE System. 194-203 - Kingshuk Karuri, Rainer Leupers, Gerd Ascheid, Heinrich Meyr:
A Generic Design Flow for Application Specific Processor Customization through Instruction-Set Extensions (ISEs). 204-214 - Huynh Phung Huynh, Tulika Mitra:
Runtime Adaptive Extensible Embedded Processors - A Survey. 215-225
Special Session 2: The Future of Reconfigurable Computing and Processor Architectures
- Luigi Carro, Stephan Wong:
Introduction to the Future of Reconfigurable Computing and Processor Architectures. 226 - Rainer Buchty, Mario Kicherer, David Kramer, Wolfgang Karl:
An Embrace-and-Extend Approach to Managing the Complexity of Future Heterogeneous Systems. 227-236 - Frederico Pratas, Leonel Sousa:
Applying the Stream-Based Computing Model to Design Hardware Accelerators: A Case Study. 237-246 - Ronald G. Dreslinski, David Fick, David T. Blaauw, Dennis Sylvester, Trevor N. Mudge:
Reconfigurable Multicore Server Processors for Low Power Operation. 247-254 - Walid A. Najjar, Jason R. Villarreal:
Reconfigurable Computing in the New Age of Parallelism. 255-262 - Pavel G. Zaykov, Georgi Kuzmanov, Georgi Nedeltchev Gaydadjiev:
Reconfigurable Multithreading Architectures: A Survey. 263-274
Special Session 3: Mastering Cell BE and GPU Execution Platforms
- Ed F. Deprettere, Ana Lucia Varbanescu:
Introduction to Mastering Cell BE and GPU Execution Platforms. 275-276 - Richard Membarth, Frank Hannig, Hritam Dutta, Jürgen Teich:
Efficient Mapping of Multiresolution Image Filtering Algorithms on Graphics Processors. 277-288 - Alexander Monakov, Arutyun Avetisyan:
Implementing Blocked Sparse Matrix-Vector Multiplication on NVIDIA GPUs. 289-297 - Sander van der Maar, Kees Joost Batenburg, Jan Sijbers:
Experiences with Cell-BE and GPU for Tomography. 298-307 - Dmitry Nadezhkin, Sjoerd Meijer, Todor P. Stefanov, Ed F. Deprettere:
Realizing FIFO Communication When Mapping Kahn Process Networks onto the Cell. 308-317 - Pieter Bellens, Josep M. Pérez, Rosa M. Badia, Jesús Labarta:
Exploiting Locality on the Cell/B.E. through Bypassing. 318-328 - Cédric Augonnet, Samuel Thibault, Raymond Namyst, Maik Nijhuis:
Exploiting the Cell/BE Architecture with the StarPU Unified Runtime System. 329-339
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