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IMPORTANT DATES
Workshop
Proposal:
March
18, 2011
Submission
Deadline:
April
13, 2011
Author
Notification:
June
20, 2011
Camera-Ready:
July
20, 2011
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WELCOME
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The goal of 8th IFIP
International Conference on Network and Parallel Computing (NPC 2011)
is to establish an international forum for engineers and scientists to
present their excellent ideas and experiences in all system fields of
network and parallel computing. NPC 2011 will be held in October 2011,
Changsha, Hunan, China. The deadline has been extended to April 28, 2011.
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TOPICS OF INTEREST
INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO
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Virtualization
techniques, tools, and applications
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Parallel programming
models and languages
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Parallel language
compiler and run-time support
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Parallel and
distributed systems
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Network architecture
and protocol design
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Network Security
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Network Storage
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Network reliability,
security, and dependability
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Network algorithms
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Communication
technology
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Scheduling and load
balancing
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Advanced Web and
Proxy Services
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Middleware Frameworks
and Toolkits
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Performance modeling,
prediction, and tuning
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Multi-core and
cluster computing
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Grid/Cloud/P2P/High-performance
computing
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Embedded/pervasive/mobile
computing
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Runtime systems
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Operating systems
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Resource management
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Data mining
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IMPORTANT DATES
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Workshop
Proposal:
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March
18, 2011
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Submission
Deadline:
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April 28, 2011
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Author
Notification:
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June
20, 2011
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Camera-Ready:
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July
20, 2011
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ABOUT CHANGSHA
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Changsha is the capital
city of Hunan, a province of south-central China, located on the lower
reaches of Xiang River, a branch of the Yangtze River. Its municipality
covers an area of 11,819 square kilometers. Changsha was the site of
Mao Zedong's conversion to communism. In recent years, Changsha has
become an important creative center for TV and entertainment arts, with
its many TV stations producing some of the most popular programs in
China, including Super Girl. These programs have also brought a new
entertainment industry, including singing bars, dance clubs, theater
shows, as well as related businesses like hair salons, fashion stores,
and hot spicy snacks at night (especially in the summer time).
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