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Previous workshops

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Tools Workshop 2007: 1st Tools Workshop, HLRS, Stuttgart

Tools Workshop 2008: 2nd Tools Workshop, HLRS, Stuttgart

Tools Workshop 2009: 3rd Tools Workshop, ZIH, Dresden

Tools Workshop 2010: 4th Tools Workshop, HLRS, Stuttgart

Tools Workshop 2011: 5th Tools Workshop, ZIH, Dresden

Tools Workshop 2012: 6th Tools Workshop, HLRS, Stuttgart

Tools Workshop 2013: 7th Tools Workshop, ZIH, Dresden

Tools Workshop 2014: 8th Tools Workshop, HLRS, Stuttgart

Tools Workshop 2015: 9th Tools Workshop, ZIH, Dresden

Registration

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The registration page is open now.

Early bird registration period ends on September 16th 23rd.

The registration fees are:

	Early Bird	Late Bird
Speaker	(free)	150 EUR
Academia	120 EUR	150 EUR
Others	220 EUR	280 EUR

Contact Information

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To contact the organising committee please use this email address:
tools_ws#at#hlrs.de
This website is hosted by

HLRS, University of Stuttgart
Nobelstraße 19
70569 Stuttgart
Germany

Proceedings

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Proceedings of the workshop will be published by Springer after the workshop. Speakers are expected to submit a paper on their presentation. Papers will be reviewed and selected by the organisers.

Important dates

Submission deadline:	Jan 2, 2017
Notification:	Jan 16, 2017
Camera-ready:	Jan 30, 2017

Submission

Please submit your paper through Easychair on the following URL:

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iptw16

Paper preparation

Papers need to be prepared with LaTeX using the Springer SVMult style. LaTeX instructions and macros can be found at the Springer author website. Or use this direct link to the macros.

Only a PDF is required for review. The actual proceedings will be produced from the Latex sources. In order to simplify combining contributions later on, please prepend all files (tex, figures, etc) with a unique identifier (e.g. your initials / institution).

Travel Information

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Travelling to Stuttgart

Stuttgart is located in the Southwest of Germany and is very convenient to reach by plain, train, or car. Detailed travel info and accommodation recommendations can be found at the HLRS "How to find us" page.

Workshop Venue

The meeting will take place at the HLRS "Großer Seminarraum", located at

Allmandring 30
70569 Stuttgart

The closest S-Bahn station is "University" ("Universität"), located between the Airport (Flughafen) and the Central Train Station (Hauptbahnhof), accessible with the lines S1, S2, and S3. The S-Bahn timeschedule can be acquired from the link.

Immediately after leaving the train, follow the signs "Wohngebiet Schranne" on the platform to the proper exit from the S-Bahn station. Then follow the green line as indicated on the plan below.

Accomodation

There are only a few hotels located in the area of HLRS. Among the recommended ones are the following:

Please use the Hotel Reservation Service to get more available hotels.

Programme

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Keynote:

Prof. Allen D. Malony

Day 1, October 4th

Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Title
12:00-13:00			Registration
13:00-13:05			Welcome / Introduction
13:05-14:55	Allen D. Malony		Keynote: "The Value Proposition for Parallel Tools"
13:55-14:05			Coffee break
14:05-14:50	Roger Kowalewski, Karl Fürlinger	LMU	Nasty-MPI: Debugging Latent Synchronization Errors in MPI-3 One-Sided Communication
14:50-15:35	Marc-Andre Hermanns, Bernd Mohr	JSC	Trace-based detection of lock contention in MPI one-sided communication
15:35-15:45			Coffee break
15:45-16:30	Michael Wagner, Judit Gimenez	BSC	Tracing heterogeneous executions through OMPT
16:30-17:15	Manuel Carro	IMDEA	Machine Learning-Driven Program Transformation to Increase Performance in Heterogeneous Architectures
17:15-18:00	Stefan Adresson	Cray	CrayPAT & KNL
20:00			Dinner

Day 2, October 5th

Time	Speaker	Affiliation	Title
08:30-09:00			Registration
09:00-09:45	Rohit Atre, Ali Jannesari, Felix Wolf	TU Darmstadt	DiscoPoP: A Profiling, Analysis, and Visualization Tool for Parallelism Discovery
09:45-10:30	Julian Hammer, Jan Eitzinger, Georg Hager, Gerhard Wellein	RRZE	Kerncraft: A tool for analytic performance modeling of loop kernels
10:30-10:45			Coffee break
10:45-11:30	Robert Schöne, Ronny Tschüter, Thomas Ilsche, Joseph Schuchart, Daniel Hackenberg	ZIH	Extending the Functionality of Score-P through Plugins: Interfaces and Examples
11:30-12:15	Tomotake Nakamura	FUJITSU	Score-P sampling profiler without recompilation
12:15-12:30			Coffee break
12:30-13:15	Thomas Köckerbauer, Dieter Kranzlmüller	LMU	Defining and Searching Communication Patterns in Event Graphs using the g-Eclipse Trace Viewer plugin
13:15			End

Home

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The 10th International Parallel Tools Workshop will take place at HLRS in

Stuttgart, Germany on October 4th to 5th.

We are looking forward to an interesting workshop on the state-of-the-art of parallel programming tools, ranging from debugging tools, performance analysis and best practices in integrated developing environments for parallel platforms.

Important Dates

Registration

23 September: Early bird registration ending

Proceedings

16 September 2016: 1 page abstract

2 January 2017: full-paper

Organising Committee

José Gracia
Christoph Niethammer

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