Call for Papers
Annual Meeting on Advanced Computing System and Infrastructure: ACSI2015[Important Dates]
| ACSI2015 author notification: | December 3, 2014 |
| ACSI2015 Poster paper submission due: | 17:00 JST January 7, 2015 (Extended) |
| ACSI2015 author notification for posters: | January 13, 2015 |
[Overview]
ACSI is an annual meeting held by four IPSJ research groups, ARC, HPC, OS and PRO. ACSI aims to be a forum in which people can discuss recent advances and future directions of computing technologies from various viewpoints. It has broad interests in systems, infrastructures, and key components that advance computing systems. ACSI welcome papers describing novel cutting-edge technologies and/or case studies useful to others.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to[Publications]
The ACSI does not publish any proceedings. The papers accepted for ACSI are not opened to the public. The copy of the accepted paper is distributed only to attendees of the ACSI2015, which means that the ACSI is a closed meeting for the attendees.
[Regular papers]
- High quality papers that establish significant results and ideas are solicited in this category. Papers must be written in English, and be within ten pages. A PDF file based on the IEEE conference style should be used for the submission. It must be an original work, which has not appeared in and has not been accepted for other peer-reviewed conferences or journals, domestic or international, of all categories including regular papers, letters, and technical notes. Papers included in or accepted for journals or conferences whose publications (e.g. proceedings) do not have either ISBN or ISSN number can be submitted.
- The template of the IEEE conference style is available in http://www.ieee.org/conferences_events/conferences/publishing/templates.html.
- Please strictly follow the manuscript format: language (English), page limit (10 pages), style (IEEE conference style).
[Award for regular papers]
ACSI2015 program committee selects at most one "Outstanding Research Award" in each track (ACSI2015 has three tracks). Moreover, ACSI2015 gives "Outstanding Student Research Award" for the best paper written by a student. To be qualified the student award, the first author should be a student and she/he must present the work in the meeting.
Above two awards are mainly selected from the view point of quality of the research, its practicality and potential. Additionally, the presentation quality is taken into account for the evaluation of the paper.
[IPSJ Transactions on ACS: Special issue on ACSI]
There is a special issue on ACSI in the ACS transactions, which will be announced about three weeks after the notification of ACSI review results. ACSI program committee cooperates with ACS editors to aim quicker review response than the regular issue of ACS. Please note, however, that the special issue is judged according to the criterion of ACS transactions, which is not identical to that for ACSI.
[Poster papers]
There will be a call for posters after the notification of regular papers. Submissions will be opened in December. Poster paper must be a one or two page paper written in English. IEEE conference style should be used. ACSI solicits especially the early-stage or problem-raising works for the poster presentation and provides a place to discuss them with attendees.
ACSI program committee gives an award for excellent poster presentations.
[Submissions]
The paper should be submitted through EasyChair. The opening of the submission site will be announced in ACSI2015 web page (http://acsi.hpcc.jp/2015/index.html) in September.
When the authors submit the paper to ACSI2015, they should choose one of the following three tracks that most closely match your work.
Computational science, simulations, high performance computing, numerical algorithm and libraries, auto tuning, large-scale data processing algorithms, power-saving algorithms, algorithmic fault tolerance
Operating systems, programming language design and implementation, virtualization technology, data intensive computing systems (MapReduce, KVS), file systems, databases, cloud computing, cyber-physical systems, grid computing, security, communication libraries, wide area networking, large scale system management and evaluation
Processor architecture, memory architecture, network architecture, heterogeneous architecture (GPU, many cores), reconfigurable systems, embedded systems, application-specific architecture, dependable systems, low power design
[Organization]
| General Chair | BOKU Taisuke | (University of Tsukuba) |
| General Vice-Chair | YASUGI Masahiro | (Kyushu Institute of Technology) |
| Program Chair | IWASHITA Takeshi | (Hokkaido University) |
| Program Vice-Chair(full papers) | SHIMADA Hajime | (Nagoya University) |
| Program Vice-Chair(posters) | IKEGAMI Tsutomu | (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)) |
| Program Vice-Chair(ACS relations) | KOIBUCHI Michihiro | (National Institute of Informatics (NII)) |
| Tutorial Chair | HANAWA Toshihiro | (the University of Tokyo) |
| Local Arrangement Chair | TAKANO Ryousei | (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)) |
| Financial Chair | YOKOYAMA Daisaku | (the University of Tokyo) |
| Publicity Chair | KODAMA Yuetsu | (University of Tsukuba) |
| Industry Liaison Chair | IKEGAMI Tsutomu | (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)) |
| General Affairs Chair | TADANO Hiroto | (University of Tsukuba) |
