From: laderose@us.ibm.com
To: hpc-linux@corp.sgi.com
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 13:34:00 -0400
Subject: Linux Supercluster Meeting - Call for Participation

                    CALL FOR PARTICIPATION

                Linux Superclusters Users Conference
                   Sponsored by IBM, UNM and NCSA
                          Albuquerque, NM
                      September 11-15, 2000
            http://www.ahpcc.unm.edu/conf/

Come to the Linux Superclusters Users Conference and hear leading
innovators including Jon "Maddog" Hall, Dave Turek and Frank Gilfeather
talk about the state of Linux, applications and performance.  Find
out about performance analysis tools that help make code run faster.
Meet scientists and researchers and hear about their experiences
running on Linux. Talk to experts about building high performing clusters.

Register by August 22, 2000 at
     http://clumber.tc.cornell.edu/actc/Supercluster/
                         and receive a free T-shirt!

Keynote Speakers:
      Jon "Maddog" Hall, Executive Director, Linux International
        Dave Turek, Vice President, Deep Computing, Web Servers, IBM
        Frank Gilfeather, Executive Director, High Performance Computing
                Education Research Center, The University of New Mexico
        Special Guests

Tutorial Speakers:
     Peter Beckman, TurboLinux, Linux kernel architecture
     Sunil Saxena, Intel, IA-32 and IA-64 architecture
          Doug Miles, The Portland Group, Effective Compiler Utilization
     Mary Kay Bunde, Etnus LLC, TotalView Debugger
     David McNamara, Pacific-Sierra, DEEP/MPI Development Environment
          for MPI Programs
     Werner Krotz-Vogel, Pallas, Vampir MPI Performance Profiling

Conference Speakers:

     John Dorband, NASA, Original Beowulf architect and theHive
     Jack Dongarra, UTK, ATLAS and Performance Monitoring
     Dan Reed, UIUC/NCSA, Clusters and the Alliance
     Phil Mucci, ACTC/UTK, Performance Tools and Dynaprof
     Mike Welcome, NERSC, M-VIA and MVICH
          Arthur B. Maccabe, UNM, Portals 3.0:  A High-performance
          Message Passing Layer Supporting Application-Bypass
     David A. Bader, UNM, Hybrid Algorithms
     John-Paul Navarro, ANL, Experiences with Chiba City
       Charles Seitz, Myricom, The Future of Myrinet
       George Em Karniadakis, Brown University, Direct Numerical
          Simulation of Turbulence on PC Clusters: Fact or
          Fiction
     Steven A. Gottlieb, Indiana Univ., QCD on Clusters and Supercomputers

Special Event:
       The Grand Opening of LosLobos - 512 processors with Myrinet

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