EEM 2016 - Special session on Energy Efficient Management of Parallel Systems, Platforms, and Computations

This special session aims at gathering researchers working in the broad areas of energy-efficient computing and communication systems. This session seeks submissions addressing the different aspects of system management for energy efficient parallel applications and platforms. Emphasis is given to approaches and analyses targeting real-world energy-efficient system implementations as well as novel approaches to energy-efficient design. This special session is organized in cooperation with the COST Action 1305, the Network for Sustainable Ultrascale Computing (NESUS). Authors are invited to submit high quality papers representing original work from both the academia and industry in (but not limited to) the following topics:
Performance and power dissipation issues
Energy, performance and quality of experience trade-offs
Energy, thermal and power models for parallel applications and platforms
Energy efficiency issues in HPC
Optimization approaches for dynamic energy management
Hardware and application monitoring for energy efficiency
Green wired and wireless networking for distributed computing
Design and analysis of energy/performance benchmarks
Evaluation of approaches across domains, e.g., from embedded systems to server domains
Energy harvesting methodologies, techniques, and systems