ParMa - Parallel Programming for Multicore Architectures

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ITEA2 symposium 2007 in Berlin ParMa Poster part 01 10/18/2007

This is the first part of the poster for the ITEA Symposium 2007 which took place in Berlin. Further information can be found at the press-area of the ITEA2 homepage.

ITEA2 symposium 2007 in Berlin ParMa Poster part 02 10/18/2007

This is the second part of the poster for the ITEA2 Symposium 2007 which took place in Berlin. Further information can be found at the press-area of the ITEA2 homepage.

ITEA2 symposium 2007 in Berlin ParMa Poster part 03 10/18/2007

This is the third part of the poster for the ITEA2 Symposium 2007 which took place in Berlin. Further information can be found at the press-area of the ITEA2 homepage.

The ParMA Project A0 12/08/2007

ISC'07 Best Poster Award for ParMA

The winner of the research poster award is our "The ParMA Project" poster by Bettina Krammer from HLRS, Germany. The poster has been nominated by 42% of the returned evaluation forms.

Poster Title: The ParMA project
Poster Submitter
First Name: Bettina
Last Name: Krammer
Affiliation: HLRS
Email: krammer@hlrs.de
Phone: +4971168565890

Abstract Summary: ParMA (Parallel Programming for Multi-core Architectures) is
a new ITEA-funded project starting 1 june 2007 and involving 17 partners from
France, Germany, Spain and UK. ParMA aims at developing advanced technologies
for exploiting parallel computing by exploring commonalities between HPC,
Multi-Core and MPSoC (Multi-Processor System on Chip) programming environments
and leveraging relevant technology and methodology between these domains. The
main tasks will consist in evolving design and programming models for parallel
applications, providing parallel programming tools (debuggers, optimisers,
correctness tools) that apply to any application domain and any parallel
architecture, pushing operating systems to support new multi-core
architectures and demonstrating the technology in various application domains
(HPC applications, avionics, virtual reality for manufacturing processes,
etc.)