EAC 2014 - SPECIAL SESSION ON ENERGY-AWARE COMPUTING

Energy-aware computing is a research area that is concerned with finding new ways on how to save energy in computing infrastructures using novel algorithms, applications or architectures. The special session aims to bring together researchers from academia, industry and governments to advance the state of the art in energy-aware computing and to discuss the latest efforts in this area of research.
The program will include presentations of peer-reviewed papers. The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Energy efficiency in Cluster, Grid and Cloud Computing
Optimizing trade-offs between energy, quality of service, security and usability
Energy-efficient networking and data storage
Energy awareness in operating systems and visualization technologies
Simulation, emulation and modeling techniques for power and energy consumption
Measurement methodologies for power and energy consumption
Programming languages, paradigms and tools for energy-efficient software design
Hardware and infrastructure power management
Energy-efficient mobile computing