PDP 2010 - The 18th Euromicro International Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Network-Based Computing

Session Schedule

Instructions for authors presenting their work

Presentations are organized in slots of 30 mins (regular papers) and 15 mins (short papers). These times include 5 mins for questions and the time needed to setup the presentation media (laptop or room computer).

A computer/laptop will be available for those authors that don't want to use their own laptop. In this case it is recommended to prepare a USB key with a PDF of the presentation or with an Openoffice document. Powerpoint and Keynote applications will be available but we do not guarantee availability of most recent versions.

Authors presenting papers at the conference should contact the session chair (the name of the session chair will be available on the conference program distributed with the conference kit) 10 mins before the start of their session.

Invited speakers

• Ramin Yahyapour (TU Dortmund) Distributed Computing as a Reliable Service scheuled in Session Invited Speaker 1, on Wednesday morning
• Giampiero Tecchiolli (Eurotech Italy) Aurora Highlights: Green Petascale Performance scheduled on Session Invited Speaker 2, on Thursday morning
• Fabrizio Petrini (IBM TJ Watson Research Center) Too Many Words Too Little Time: Using Multi-core Processors for Real-Time Keyword Scanning scheduled on Session Invited Speaker 3, on Friday early afternoon

Conference Main Track PDP 2010

Session S1 (SCHEDULING)

• Olivier Beaumont, Lionel Eyraud-Dubois, Hejer Rejeb and Christopher Thraves. Allocation of Client to Multiple Servers on Large Scale Heterogeneous Systems
• Yangjie Cao, Hongyang Sun, Wen-Jing Hsu and Depei Qian. Malleable-Lab: A Tool for Evaluating Adaptive Online Schedulers on Malleable Jobs
• Jian Huang, Hai Jin, Kan Hu and Zhiyuan Shao. FTDS: Adjusting Virtual Computing Resources in Threshing Cases

Session S2 (SCHEDULING)

• Luiz F. Bittencourt, Rizos Sakellariou and Edmundo Madeira. DAG Scheduling Using a Lookahead Variant of the Heterogeneous Earliest Finish Time Algorithm
• Manuel Brugnoli, Elisa Heymann and Miquel Senar. Grid Scheduling based on Collaborative Random Early Detection Strategies
• Joan-LLuís Ferrer Pérez, Elvira Baydal, Antonio Robles, Pedro López and José Duato. A Scalable and Early Congestion Management Mechanism for MINs
• Emerson Loureiro, Paddy Nixon and Simon Dobson. Adaptive Management of Shared Resource Pools with Decentralized Optimization and Epidemics

Session S3 (SCHEDULING)

• Jose R. García Gutiérrez, Porfidio Hernández and Josep Lluis Lérida. Scheduling Soft Real-Time Applications on NOWs (short paper)
• Juan Santana-Santana, Miguel A. Castro-Garcia, Manuel Aguilar-Cornejo and Graciela Roman-Alonso. Load Balancing Algorithms with Partial Information Management for the DLML Library (short paper)
• Javier Celaya and Unai Arronategui. Distributed Scheduler of Workflows with Deadlines in a P2P Desktop Grid (short paper)

Session S4 (FAULT TOLERANCE & SECURITY)

• Gonzalo Zarza, Diego Lugones, Daniel Franco and Emilio Luque. FT-DRB: A Method for Tolerating Dynamic Faults in High-Speed Interconnection Networks
• Blake Mason, Dipak Ghosal and Cherita Corbett. Evaluation of a Massively Parallel Architecture for Network Security Applications

Session S5 (PERFORMANCE & CLOUD)

• Diego R. Martínez, Vicente Blanco, Tomás F. Pena, José Carlos Cabaleiro and Francisco F. Rivera. Performance Modeling of MPI Applications using Model Selection Techniques
• Jose Alexander Guevara Quintero, Eduardo Cesar, Joan Sorribes, Andreu Moreno, Tomàs Margalef and Emilio Luque. A performance tuning strategy for complex parallel applications
• Josep Oriol Fitó, Iñigo Goiri and Jordi Guitart. SLA-driven Elastic Cloud Hosting Provider

Session S6 (NETWORK)

• Sami Taktak, Emmanuelle Encrenaz and Jean-Lou Desbarbieux. A Polynomial Algorithm to Prove Deadlock-Freeness of Wormhole Networks
• Yibo Sun, Beilan Wang and Kenneth Chiu. A Graph Clustering Approach to Computing Network Coordinates
• Mouna Allani, João Leitão, Luis Rodrigues and Benoît Garbinato. RASM: A Reliable Algorithm for Scalable Multicast

Session S7 (HARDWARE MULTICORE)

• Antonio Flores Gil, Juan L. Aragón Alcaraz and Manuel E. Acacio Sánchez. Energy-Efficient Hardware Prefetching for CMPs using Heterogeneous Interconnects
• Pierre-Nicolas Clauss and Jens Gustedt. Experimenting Iterative Computations with Ordered Read-Write Locks
• Felipe Madruga, Philippe Navaux and Henrique Freitas. Parallel Shared-Memory Workloads Performance on Asymmetric Multi-core Architectures
• Luis P. Garcia, Domingo Gimenez, Manuel Quesada and Javier Cuenca. Analysis of the Influence of the Compiler on Multicore Performance (short paper)
• Michele Di Santo, Nadia Ranaldo, Carmine Sementa and Eugenio Zimeo. Software Distributed Shared Memory with Transactional Coherence (short paper)

Session S8 (HARDWARE MULTICORE)

• Francois Broquedis, Jerome Clet-Ortega, Stephanie Moreaud, Brice Goglin, Guillaume Mercier and Samuel Thibault. libtopology: a Generic Framework for Managing Hardware Affinities in HPC Applications
• Veronica Gil-Costa, Ricardo Barrientos and Mauricio Marin. Scheduling Metric-Space Queries Processing on Multi-Core Processors
• Marco Aldinucci, Massimiliano Meneghin and Massimo Torquati. Efficient Smith-Waterman on Multi-core with FastFlow (short paper)
• Julio Sahuquillo, Houcine Hassan, Salvador Petit and Jose Duato. Balancing Task Resource Requirements in Embedded Multithreaded Multicore Processors to Reduce Power Consumption (short paper)

Session S9 ( HARDWARE MULTICORE)

• Andreas Prell, Ralf Hoffmann and Thomas Rauber. Dynamic Task Scheduling and Load Balancing on Cell Processors
• Juan Angel Lorenzo, Juan Carlos Pichel, David LaFrance-Linden, Francisco F. Rivera and David E. Singh. Lessons Learnt Porting Parallelisation Techniques for Irregular Codes to NUMA Systems (short paper)
• Miao Wang, Nicolas Benoit and Francois Bodin. Model Driven Iterative Multi-dimensional Parallelization of Multi-task Programs for the Cell BE (short paper)
• Alfred Strey. On the Efficient Implementation of Reductions on the Cell Broadband Engine (short paper)

Session S10 (APPLICATIONS)

• Daniela di Serafino and Filippo Riccio. On the Application of Multiple-Deme Parallel Genetic Algorithms in Astrophysics
• Pedro A. Chaparro, Janio Monteiro, Carlos T. Calafate, Jesus Alcober, Juan-Carlos Cano and Pietro Manzoni. Supporting scalable video transmission in MANETs through distributed admission control mechanisms
• Tran Ngoc Minh and Lex Wolters. Using Historical Data to Predict Application Runtimes on Backfilling Parallel Systems by Using Data Mining

Session S11 (ALGORITHMS)

• Jesica de Armas, Coromoto Leon and Gara Miranda. Fine and Coarse-grained Parallel Algorithms for the 2D Cutting Stock Problem
• Pedro Alonso, Ravindranath Manumachu and Alexey Lastovetsky. Experimental Study of Six Different Implementations of Parallel Matrix Multiplication on Heterogeneous Computational Clusters of Multicore Processors
• DeHui Liu, Gang Yin, Feng Chen, HuaiMin Wang and Peng Zou. Towards Global State Identification of Nodes in DHT based Systems (short paper)
• Gonzalo Zarza, Diego Lugones, Daniel Franco and Emilio Luque. Deadlock Avoidance for Interconnection Networks with Multiple Dynamic Faults (short paper)
• José Ignacio Agulleiro, Ester M. Garzón, Inmaculada García and José Jesús Fernández. Ultra-fast tomographic reconstruction with a highly optimized Weighted Back-Projection algorithm (short paper)

Session S13 (PROGRAMMING ABSTRACTIONS)

• Mario Leyton and Jose M. Piquer. Skandium: Multi-core Programming with Algorithmic Skeletons
• Carlo Bertolli, Gabriele Mencagli and Marco Vanneschi. Analyzing Memory Requirements for Pervasive Grid Applications (short paper)
• Heverson Ribeiro and Emmanuelle Anceaume. DataCube: a P2P Persistent Storage Architecture based on Hybrid Redundancy Schema (short paper)

Special Sessions

Session S12 (SCALABLE DATA INTENSIVE APPLICATIONS)

• Claudio Gennaro and Fausto Rabitti. Scalability Issues for Self Similarity Join in Distributed Systems
• Daniel Strigl, Klaus Kofler and Stefan Podlipnig. Performance and Scalability of GPU-based Convolutional Neural Networks

Session S14 (MSOP2P)

• Didier El Baz and The Tung Nguyen. A self-adaptive communication protocol with application to high performance peer to peer distributed computing
• Giuseppe Incarbone and Giovanni Schembra. A New Revenue Model for P2P Real-Time Multimedia Communications in Small High- Interactive Groups
• Ignasi Barri, Francesc Giné and Concepció Roig. A Scalable Hybrid P2P Architecture for MMOFPS
• Guillaume Jourjon, Thierry Rakotoarivelo and Max Ott. Models for an Energy-Efficient P2P Delivery Service

Session S15 (NEXT GENERATION WEB COMPUTING)

• Tom Gross, Christoph Beckmann and Maximilian Schirmer. The PPPSpace: Innovative Concepts for Permanent Capturing, Persistent Storing, and Parallel Processing and Distributing Events
• Florian Skopik, Daniel Schall and Schahram Dustdar. Trusted Interaction Patterns in large-scale Enterprise Service Networks
• Kurt Sandkuhl. Supporting Collaborative Engineering with Information Supply Patterns

Session S16 (GRDI, PARALLEL AND DISTRIBUTED BIOINFORMATICS APPLICATIONS)

• Daniele D'Agostino, Andrea Clematis, Ivan Merelli, Luciano Milanesi and paolo cozzi. A Parallel Algorithm for Molecular Surface Matching Through Image Representation
• Jorge Pinho, Miguel Rocha and João Sobral. Pluggable Parallelization of Evolutionary Algorithms Applied to the Optimization of Biological Processes
• Antonella Galizia, Federica Viti, Andrea Clematis and Luciano Milanesi. A dynamic parallel approach to recognize tubular breast cancer for TMA image building
• Simone Leo, Paolo Anedda, Massimo Gaggero and Gianluigi Zanetti. Using Virtual Clusters to Decouple Computation and Data Management in High Throughput Analysis Applications (short paper)

Session S17 (GRID AND HIGH PERFORMNACE COMPUTING FOR NUCLEAR FUSION APPLICATIONS)

• John Cary, Ammar Hakim, Mahmood Miah, Scott Kruger, Alexander Pletzer, Svetlana Shasharina, Srinath Vadlamani, Ronald Cohen, Tom Epperly, Tom Rognlien, Alexei Pankin, Richard Groebner, Satish Balay, Lois McInnes and Hong Zhang. FACETS – a Framework for Parallel Coupling of Fusion Components
• Julian Cummings, Alexander Sim, Arie Shoshani, Jay Lofstead, Karsten Schwan, Ciprian Docan, Manish Parashar, Scott Klasky, Norbert Podhorszki and Roselyne Barreto. EFFIS: an End-to-end Framework for Fusion Integrated Simulation
• Pär Strand, Bernard Guillerminet, Frederic Imbeaux, Rui Coelho, David Coster, lars-Goran Eriksson, Francesco Iannone, Gabriele Manduchi, Isabel Campos, Matthieu Haefele, Eric Sonnedrücker, Adrian Jackson, Jan Westerholm, Marcin Plociennik and Michal Owsiak. A European infrastructure for Fusion Simulations
• Wael Elwasif, David E. Bernholdt, Aniruddha G. Shet, Samantha Foley, Randall Bramley, Donald Batchelor and Lee Berry. The Design and Implementation of the SWIM Integrated Plasma Simulator

Session S18 (GRID AND HIGH PERFORMNACE COMPUTING FOR NUCLEAR FUSION APPLICATIONS)

• Adrian Jackson, Jan Westerholm, Alejandro Soba, Adam Carter, Matti Ropo, Mats Aspnäs and Joachim Hein. EUFORIA HPC: Massive parallelization for fusion community
• Michal Owsiak, Marcin Plociennik, Isabel Campos, Bartek Palak, Enol Fernandez and Luis Cabellos. Unified access to Grid and HPC resources
• Marcus Hardt, Ahmad Hammad and Torsten Hopp. Simple Tool for Application Runs and Transfer of Data (s.t.a.r.t.) (short paper)
• Antonio Gómez-Iglesias. Artificial Bee Colony Inspired Algorithm Applied to Fusion Research in a Grid Computing Environment (short paper)
• Matthieu Haefele, Pierre Navaro, Leon Kos and Eric Sonnendrucker. Euforia Integrated Visualization (short paper)

Session S19 (GRID AND HIGH PERFORMNACE COMPUTING FOR NUCLEAR FUSION APPLICATIONS)

• David Tskhakaya, Alejandro Soba, Ralf Schneider, Matthias Borchardt, Evren Yurtesen and Jan Westerholm. PIC/MC code BIT1 for plasma simulations on HPC
• A. J. Rubio-Montero and R. Mayo. Executions of a Fusion Drift Kinetic Equation solver on Grid
• Noriyuki Kushdia, Hiroshi Takemiya and Shinji Tokuda. High speed eigenvalue solver on the Cell cluster system for controlling nuclear fusion plasma
• Manuel A. Rodriguez-Pascual, Bruce D. Scott, Tiago T. Ribeiro, Francisco Castejon and RAFAEL MAYO. From GEM to gGEM (short paper)
• Manuel A Rodriguez-Pascual, Jose Guasp, Francisco Castejon, Antonio J Rubio-Montero, Ignacio M Llorente and RAFAEL MAYO. A Grid version of the Fusion code FAFNER (short paper)

Session S20 (ON-CHIP PARALLEL AND NETWORKED-BASED SYSTEMS)

• Somayyeh Koohi and Shaahin Hessabi. Hierarchical on-Chip Routing of Optical Packets in Large Scale MPSoCs
• Masoumeh Ebrahimi and Masoud Daneshtalab. HAMUM – An Efficient Routing Protocol for Unicast and Multicast Traffic in MPSoCs
• Chifeng Wang, Wen-Hsiang Hu, Seung Eun Lee and Nader Bagherzadeh. Area and Power-efficient Innovative Network-on-Chip Architecurte
• Pooria Yaghini, Ashkan Eghbal, Hossein Pedram and Hamid Reza Zarandi. Investigation of Transient Fault Effects in an Asynchronous NoC Router

Session S21 (ON-CHIP PARALLEL AND NETWORKED-BASED SYSTEMS)

• Masoumeh Ebrahimi and Masoud Daneshtalab. A High-Performance Network Interface Architecture for NoCs Using Reorder Buffer Sharing (short paper)
• Henrique Freitas, Marco Alves, Lucas Schnorr and Philippe Navaux. Impact of Parallel Workloads on NoC Architecture Design (short paper)

Session S22 (VIRTUALIZATION IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS)

• Attila Csaba Marosi, Peter Kacsuk and Gilles Fedak. Sandboxing for Desktop Grids using virtualization
• Matthias Schmidt, Niels Fallenbeck, Matthew Smith and Bernd Freisleben. Efficient Distribution of Virtual Machines for Cloud Computing
• Jérôme Gallard, Adrien Lèbre and Christine Morin. Improving Best-Effort Job Management in Grids (short paper)

Session S23 (PARALLEL ALGORITHMS AND SOFTWARE FOR SPARSE LINEAR ALGEBRA COMPUTATIONS)

• Marco Ament, Gunter Knittel, Daniel Weiskopf and Wolfgang Straßer. A Parallel Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Solver for the Poisson Problem on a Multi-GPU Platform
• Bora Ucar and Umit V. Catalyurek. On scalability of hypergraph models for sparse matrix partitioning
• Michael Heroux, Christopher Baker, Alan Williams and H. Carter Edwards. A Light-weight API for Multicore Programming
• Abhijeet Gaikwad and Ioane Muni Toke. Parallel Iterative Linear Solvers on GPU: A Financial Engineering Case

Session S24 (SECURITY IN NETWORKED AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS (SNDS 2010))

• Dmitriy Komashinskiy and Igor Kotenko. Malware Detection by Data Mining Techniques Based on Positionally Dependent Features
• Paolo Gasti and Yu Chen. Breaking and Fixing the Self Encryption Scheme for Data Security in Mobile Devices
• Peter Teufl, Udo Payer and Reinhard Fellner. Event Correlation on the basis of Activation Patterns

Session S25 (SECURITY IN NETWORKED AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS (SNDS 2010))

• Leanid Krautsevich, Aliaksandr Lazouski, Fabio Martinelli and Artsiom Yautsiukhin. Risk-Based Usage Control for Service Oriented Architecture
• Cataldo Basile and Marco Vallini. Towards a Network-Independent Policy Specification (short paper)
• Nils Ulltveit-Moe and Vladimir Oleshchuk. Privacy Violation Classification of Snort Ruleset (short paper)

Session WIP (Work In Progress)

• Rika Ito 
Job Scheduling Parameter Configuration Focusing on Elapsed Time 


• Agostino Forestiero, Carlo Mastroianni 
Enhancing Pastry with an Ant-Inspired Algorithm 


• Pablo Cascon, Julio Ortega
A Multithreaded Intrusion Prevention System by Using Network Processors


• D. Piccioni Koch, G. Poghosyan, R. Stotzka, P. Börner, D. Reiter, D. Koschmieder, 
A. Gómez-Iglesias, F. Castejón 
Porting the EIRENE Simulation Code to the Grid
• Marie Paule Uwase, Joris Borms, Jacques Tiberghien, Kris Steenhaut 
Interactive Simulators for Learning Sensor Network Basics
• Nashat Abughalieh, Kris Steenhaut, Ann Nowé, Jacques Tiberghien 
Lifetime Maximization of Correlated WSN 


• George Athanasopoulos, Aphrodite Tsalgatidou 
Data-Driven Adaptation of Heterogeneous Service Processes 


List of accepted papers

This is the list of accepted papers (regular papers and short papers) for the main conference track and for the special sessions organized within Euromicro PDP'2010.

We had a quite large number of submissions, this year (a total of 174 submissions, for the main track and for the special sessions). The acceptance rate for the main track of the conference has been 28.1% (regular papers). The overall acceptance rate, including Special sessions, amounts to 35.6% (regular papers).

PDP 2010 main track

• Luiz F. Bittencourt, Rizos Sakellariou and Edmundo Madeira. DAG Scheduling Using a Lookahead Variant of the Heterogeneous Earliest Finish Time Algorithm (submission #46)
• Josep Oriol Fitó, Iñigo Goiri and Jordi Guitart. SLA-driven Elastic Cloud Hosting Provider (submission #47)
• Joan-LLuís Ferrer Pérez, Elvira Baydal, Antonio Robles, Pedro López and José Duato. A Scalable and Early Congestion Management Mechanism for MINs (submission #53)
• Sami Taktak, Emmanuelle Encrenaz and Jean-Lou Desbarbieux. A Polynomial Algorithm to Prove Deadlock-Freeness of Wormhole Networks (submission #23)
• Antonio Flores Gil, Juan L. Aragón Alcaraz and Manuel E. Acacio Sánchez. Energy-Efficient Hardware Prefetching for CMPs using Heterogeneous Interconnects (submission #45)
• Blake Mason, Dipak Ghosal and Cherita Corbett. Evaluation of a Massively Parallel Architecture for Network Security Applications (submission #84)
• Gonzalo Zarza, Diego Lugones, Daniel Franco and Emilio Luque. FT-DRB: A Method for Tolerating Dynamic Faults in High-Speed Interconnection Networks (submission #106)
• Diego R. Martínez, Vicente Blanco, Tomás F. Pena, José Carlos Cabaleiro and Francisco F. Rivera. Performance Modeling of MPI Applications using Model Selection Techniques (submission #107)
• Andreas Prell, Ralf Hoffmann and Thomas Rauber. Dynamic Task Scheduling and Load Balancing on Cell Processors (submission #168)
• Emerson Loureiro, Paddy Nixon and Simon Dobson. Adaptive Management of Shared Resource Pools with Decentralized Optimization and Epidemics (submission #11)
• Pierre-Nicolas Clauss and Jens Gustedt. Experimenting Iterative Computations with Ordered Read-Write Locks (submission #21)
• Felipe Madruga, Philippe Navaux and Henrique Freitas. Parallel Shared-Memory Workloads Performance on Asymmetric Multi-core Architectures (submission #72)
• Daniela di Serafino and Filippo Riccio. On the Application of Multiple-Deme Parallel Genetic Algorithms in Astrophysics (submission #85)
• Jose Alexander Guevara Quintero, Eduardo Cesar, Joan Sorribes, Andreu Moreno, Tomàs Margalef and Emilio Luque. A performance tuning strategy for complex parallel applications (submission #99)
• Manuel Brugnoli, Elisa Heymann and Miquel Senar. Grid Scheduling based on Collaborative Random Early Detection Strategies (submission #114)
• yibo sun, beilan wang and Kenneth Chiu. A Graph Clustering Approach to Computing Network Coordinates (submission #150)
• Olivier Beaumont, Lionel Eyraud-Dubois, Hejer Rejeb and Christopher Thraves. Online Task Allocation in Client-Server Large Scale Heterogeneous Platforms (submission #69)
• Jesica de Armas, Coromoto Leon and Gara Miranda. Fine and Coarse-grained Parallel Algorithms for the 2D Cutting Stock Problem (submission #32)
• Pedro Alonso, Ravindranath Manumachu and Alexey Lastovetsky. Experimental Study of Six Different Implementations of Parallel Matrix Multiplication on Heterogeneous Computational Clusters of Multicore Processors (submission #58)
• Yangjie Cao, Hongyang Sun, Wen-Jing Hsu and Depei Qian. Malleable-Lab: A Tool for Evaluating Adaptive Online Schedulers on Malleable Jobs (submission #59)
• Francois Broquedis, Jerome Clet-Ortega, Stephanie Moreaud, Brice Goglin, Guillaume Mercier and Samuel Thibault. libtopology: a Generic Framework for Managing Hardware Affinities in HPC Applications (submission #64)
• Pedro A. Chaparro, Janio Monteiro, Carlos T. Calafate, Jesus Alcober, Juan-Carlos Cano and Pietro Manzoni. Supporting scalable video transmission in MANETs through distributed admission control mechanisms (submission #86)
• Mouna Allani, João Leitão, Luis Rodrigues and Benoît Garbinato. RASM: A Reliable Algorithm for Scalable Multicast (submission #115)
• Veronica Gil-Costa, Ricardo Barrientos and Mauricio Marin. Scheduling Metric-Space Queries Processing on Multi-Core Processors (submission #39)
• Tran Ngoc Minh and Lex Wolters. Predict Application Runtimes on Backfilling Parallel Systems by Using Data Mining (submission #54)
• Mario Leyton and Jose M. Piquer. Skandium: Multi-core Programming with Algorithmic Skeletons (submission #57)
• Jian Huang, Hai Jin, Kan Hu and Zhiyuan Shao. FTDS: Adjusting Virtual Computing Resources in Threshing Cases (submission #78)

• Luis P. Garcia, Domingo Gimenez, Manuel Quesada and Javier Cuenca. Analysis of the Influence of the Compiler on Multicore Performance (submission #63 accepted as short paper)
• DeHui Liu, Gang Yin, Feng Chen, HuaiMin Wang and Peng Zou. Towards Global State Identification of Nodes in DHT based Systems (submission #121 accepted as short paper)
• Jose R. García Gutiérrez, Porfidio Hernández and Josep Lluis Lérida. Scheduling Soft Real-Time Applications on NOWs (submission #123 accepted as short paper)
• Michele Di Santo, Nadia Ranaldo, Carmine Sementa and Eugenio Zimeo. Software Distributed Shared Memory with Transactional Coherence (submission #134 accepted as short paper)
• Juan Santana-Santana, Miguel A. Castro-Garcia, Manuel Aguilar-Cornejo and Graciela Roman-Alonso. Load Balancing Algorithms with Partial Information Management for the DLML Library (submission #136 accepted as short paper)
• Javier Celaya and Unai Arronategui. Distributed Scheduler of Workflows with Deadlines in a P2P Desktop Grid (submission #143 accepted as short paper)
• Gonzalo Zarza, Diego Lugones, Daniel Franco and Emilio Luque. Deadlock Avoidance for Interconnection Networks with Multiple Dynamic Faults (submission #153 accepted as short paper)
• Miao Wang, Nicolas Benoit and Francois Bodin. Model Driven Iterative Multi-dimensional Parallelization of Multi-task Programs for the Cell BE (submission #161 accepted as short paper)
• Heverson Ribeiro and Emmanuelle Anceaume. DataCube: a P2P Persistent Storage Architecture based on Hybrid Redundancy Schema (submission #164 accepted as short paper)
• Alfred Strey. On the Efficient Implementation of Reductions on the Cell Broadband Engine (submission #167 accepted as short paper)
• José Ignacio Agulleiro, Ester M. Garzón, Inmaculada García and José Jesús Fernández. Ultra-fast tomographic reconstruction with a highly optimized Weighted Back-Projection algorithm (submission #7 accepted as short paper)
• Marco Aldinucci, Massimiliano Meneghin and Massimo Torquati. FastFlow for Efficient Parallel Streaming Applications on Multi-core (submission #111 accepted as short paper)
• Julio Sahuquillo, Houcine Hassan, Salvador Petit and Jose Duato. Balancing Task Resource Requirements in Embedded Multithreaded Multicore Processors to Reduce Power Consumption (submission #157 accepted as short paper)
• Juan Angel Lorenzo, Juan Carlos Pichel, David LaFrance-Linden, Francisco F. Rivera and David E. Singh. Lessons Learnt Porting Parallelisation Techniques for Irregular Codes to NUMA Systems (submission #13 accepted as short paper)
• Carlo Bertolli, Gabriele Mencagli and Marco Vanneschi. Analyzing Memory Requirements for Pervasive Grid Applications (submission #148 accepted as short paper)

Special session Modeling, Simulation, and Optimization of Peer-to-peer environments

• Didier El Baz, Tung Nguyen. A self-adaptive communication protocol with application to high performance peer to peer distributed computing (submission #42)
• Giuseppe Incarbone and Giovanni Schembra. A New Revenue Model for P2P Real-Time Multimedia Communications in Small High- Interactive Groups (submission #140)
• Ignasi Barri, Francesc Giné and Concepció Roig. A Scalable Hybrid P2P Architecture for MMOFPS (submission #29)
• Guillaume Jourjon, Thierry Rakotoarivelo and Max Ott. Models for an Energy-Efficient P2P Delivery Service (submission #90)

Special session Next Generation of Web Computing

• Tom Gross, Christoph Beckmann and Maximilian Schirmer. The PPPSpace: Innovative Concepts for Permanent Capturing, Persistent Storing, and Parallel Processing and Distributing Events 0.0 (Submission #43 )
• Florian Skopik, Daniel Schall and Schahram Dustdar. Trusted Interaction Patterns in large-scale Enterprise Service Networks 0.0 (Submission #152 )
• Kurt Sandkuhl. Supporting Collaborative Engineering with Information Supply Patterns 0.0 (Submission #175 )

Special session Grid, Parallel and Distributed Bioinformatics Applications

• Daniele D'Agostino, Andrea Clematis, Ivan Merelli, Luciano Milanesi and paolo cozzi. A Parallel Algorithm for Molecular Surface Matching Through Image Representation (submission #50)
• Jorge Pinho, Miguel Rocha and João Sobral. Pluggable Parallelization of Evolutionary Algorithms Applied to the Optimization of Biological Processes (submission #87)
• Antonella Galizia, Federica Viti, Andrea Clematis and Luciano Milanesi. A dynamic parallel approach to recognize tubular breast cancer for TMA image building (submission #109)

• Simone Leo, Paolo Anedda, Massimo Gaggero and Gianluigi Zanetti. Using Virtual Clusters to Decouple Computation and Data Management in High Throughput Analysis Applications (submission #145 accepted as short paper)

Special session Grid and High Performance Computing for Nuclear Fusion Applications

• Wael Elwasif, David E. Bernholdt, Aniruddha G. Shet, Samantha Foley, Randall Bramley, Donald Batchelor and Lee Berry. The Design and Implementation of the SWIM Integrated Plasma Simulator (submission #112)
• Julian Cummings, Alexander Sim, Arie Shoshani, Jay Lofstead, Karsten Schwan, Ciprian Docan, Manish Parashar, Scott Klasky, Norbert Podhorszki and Roselyne Barreto. EFFIS: an End-to-end Framework for Fusion Integrated Simulation (submission #129)
• John Cary, Ammar Hakim, Mahmood Miah, Scott Kruger, Alexander Pletzer, Svetlana Shasharina, Srinath Vadlamani, Ronald Cohen, Tom Epperly, Tom Rognlien, Alexei Pankin, Richard Groebner, Satish Balay, Lois McInnes and Hong Zhang. FACETS – a Framework for Parallel Coupling of Fusion Components (submission #170)
• A. J. Rubio-Montero and R. Mayo. Executions of a Fusion Drift Kinetic Equation solver on Grid (submission #71)
• Pär Strand, Bernard Guillerminet, Frederic Imbeaux, Rui Coelho, David Coster, lars-Goran Eriksson, Francesco Iannone, Gabriele Manduchi, Isabel Campos, Matthieu Haefele, Eric Sonnedrücker, Adrian Jackson, Jan Westerholm, Marcin Plociennik and Michal Owsiak. A European infrastructure for Fusion Simulations (submission #128)
• Michal Owsiak, Marcin Plociennik, Isabel Campos, Bartek Palak, Enol Fernandez and Luis Cabellos. Unified access to Grid and HPC resources (submission #171)
• David Tskhakaya, Alejandro Soba, Ralf Schneider, Matthias Borchardt, Evren Yurtesen and Jan Westerholm. PIC/MC code BIT1 for plasma simulations on HPC (submission #70)
• Noriyuki Kushdia, Hiroshi Takemiya and Shinji Tokuda. High speed eigenvalue solver on the Cell cluster system for controlling nuclear fusion plasma (submission #94)
• Adrian Jackson, Jan Westerholm, Alejandro Soba, Adam Carter, Matti Ropo, Mats Aspnäs and Joachim Hein. EUFORIA HPC: Massive parallelization for fusion community (submission #103)

• Matthieu Haefele, Pierre Navaro, Leon Kos and Eric Sonnendrucker. Euforia Integrated Visualization (submission #125 accepted as short paper)
• Marcus Hardt, Ahmad Hammad and Torsten Hopp. Simple Tool for Application Runs and Transfer of Data (s.t.a.r.t.) (submission #38 accepted as short paper)
• Manuel A Rodriguez-Pascual, Jose Guasp, Francisco Castejon, Antonio J Rubio-Montero, Ignacio M Llorente and RAFAEL MAYO. A Grid version of the Fusion code FAFNER (submission #17 accepted as short paper)
• Manuel A. Rodriguez-Pascual, Bruce D. Scott, Tiago T. Ribeiro, Francisco Castejon and RAFAEL MAYO. From GEM to gGEM (submission #27 accepted as short paper)
• Antonio Gómez-Iglesias. Artificial Bee Colony Inspired Algorithm Applied to Fusion Research in a Grid Computing Environment (submission #60 accepted as short paper)

Special session On-chip Parallel and Network-based Systems

• Somayyeh Koohi and Shaahin Hessabi. Hierarchical on-Chip Routing of Optical Packets in Large Scale MPSoCs (submission #26)
• Masoumeh Ebrahimi and Masoud Daneshtalab. HAMUM – An Efficient Routing Protocol for Unicast and Multicast Traffic in MPSoCs (submission #135)
• Chifeng Wang, Wen-Hsiang Hu, Seung Eun Lee and Nader Bagherzadeh. Area and Power-efficient Innovative Network-on-Chip Architecurte (submission #44)
• pooria yaghini, ashkan eghbal, hossein pedram and hamid reza zarandi. Fault Injection-based Evaluation of Transient Faults in an Asynchronous NoC Router (submission #124)

• Masoumeh Ebrahimi and Masoud Daneshtalab. A High-Performance Network Interface Architecture for NoCs Using Reorder Buffer Sharing (submission #130 accepted as short paper)
• Henrique Freitas, Marco Alves, Lucas Schnorr and Philippe Navaux. Impact of Parallel Workloads on NoC Architecture Design (submission #48 accepted as short paper)

Special session Virtualisation in Distributed Systems

• Attila Csaba Marosi, Peter Kacsuk and Gilles Fedak. Sandboxing for Desktop Grids using virtualization (submission #67)
• Matthias Schmidt, Niels Fallenbeck, Matthew Smith and Bernd Freisleben. Efficient Distribution of Virtual Machines for Cloud Computing (submission #65)

• Jérôme Gallard, Adrien Lèbre and Christine Morin. Improving Best-Effort Job Management in Grids (submission #131 accepted as short paper)

Special session Parallel algorithms and software for sparse linear algebra computations

• Marco Ament, Gunter Knittel, Daniel Weiskopf and Wolfgang Straßer. A Parallel Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Solver for the Poisson Problem on a Multi-GPU Platform (submission #187)
• Bora Ucar and Umit V. Catalyurek. On scalability of hypergraph models for sparse matrix partitioning (submission #186)
• Michael Heroux, Christopher Baker, Alan Williams and H. Carter Edwards. A Light-weight API for Multicore Programming (submission #56)
• Abhijeet Gaikwad and Ioane Muni Toke. Parallel Iterative Linear Solvers on GPU: A Financial Engineering Case (submission #184)

Special session Scalable Data Intensive Applications

• Claudio Gennaro and Fausto Rabitti. Scalability Issues for Self Similarity Join in Distributed Systems (submission #35)
• Daniel Strigl, Klaus Kofler and Stefan Podlipnig. Performance and Scalability of GPU-based Convolutional Neural Networks (submission #178)

Special session Security in Networked and Distributed Systems (SNDS 2010)

• Dmitriy Komashinskiy and Igor Kotenko. Malware Detection by Data Mining Techniques Based on Positionally Dependent Features (submission #185)
• Paolo Gasti and Yu Chen. Breaking and Fixing the Self Encryption Scheme for Data Security in Mobile Devices (submission #176)
• Peter Teufl, Udo Payer and Reinhard Fellner. Event Correlation on the basis of Activation Patterns (submission #182)
• Leanid Krautsevich, Aliaksandr Lazouski, Fabio Martinelli and Artsiom Yautsiukhin. Risk-Based Usage Control for Service Oriented Architecture (submission #179)

• Cataldo Basile and Marco Vallini. Towards a Network-Independent Policy Specification (submission #108 accepted as short paper)
• Nils Ulltveit-Moe and Vladimir Oleshchuk. Privacy Violation Classification of Snort Ruleset (submission #181 accepted as short paper)

Work In Progress (WIP) session

• Rika Ito 
Job Scheduling Parameter Configuration Focusing on Elapsed Time 


• Agostino Forestiero, Carlo Mastroianni 
Enhancing Pastry with an Ant-Inspired Algorithm 


• Pablo Cascon, Julio Ortega
A Multithreaded Intrusion Prevention System by Using Network Processors


• D. Piccioni Koch, G. Poghosyan, R. Stotzka, P. Börner, D. Reiter, D. Koschmieder, 
A. Gómez-Iglesias, F. Castejón 
Porting the EIRENE Simulation Code to the Grid
• Marie Paule Uwase, Joris Borms, Jacques Tiberghien, Kris Steenhaut 
Interactive Simulators for Learning Sensor Network Basics
• Nashat Abughalieh, Kris Steenhaut, Ann Nowé, Jacques Tiberghien 
Lifetime Maximization of Correlated WSN 


• George Athanasopoulos, Aphrodite Tsalgatidou 
Data-Driven Adaptation of Heterogeneous Service Processes