IFIP Working Group 10.5 Minutes Meeting
Dresden, 21/3/2018
(12:30-14:30)
In conjunction with
DATE 2018
Notes taken by Masahiro Fujita and Salvador Mir
Attendees: L. Miguel Silveira,
Chi Ying Tsui, Eugenio Villar, Michael Hubner, Franco Fummi (Representing
Graziano Pravadelli), Pierre-Emmanuel Gaillardon, Giovanni De Micheli, Ian
O'Connor, Juergen Becker, Salvador Mir, Andrea Calimera
Apologies: Matthew Guthaus, Dominique
Borrione, Ayse K. Coskun, Manfred Glesner, Leandro
Soares Indrusiak, Ricardo Reis, Fl‡vio Wagner, P.A.Subrahmanyam,
Fatih Ugurdag, Kiyoung Choi, Lionel Torres, Dimitrios Soudris, Srinivas
Katkoori, Luc Claesen, Tiziana Margaria, Atienza Alonso David, Wolfgang
Rosenstiel, Lionel Torres, Jose L. Ayala, Odysseas Koufopavlou, Adam Pawlak, Fl‡vio
Wagner, Victor Grimblatt, Donatella Sciuto, Ibrahim Elfadel
Invited: Virendra Singh, Aleksandr
Ivannikol (representing Aleksandr Stemphobydvi, invited)
Agenda
New member: Prof. Andrea
Calimera
IFIP awards nomination
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Fellow (this year Ricardo)
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Silver Core and Service award
VLSI-SoC
2018, 2019, and 2020
Future issues
Introduction
of new member : Andrea Calimera
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Andrea presented himself and his research directions
in the area of design automation for digital ICs at various levels of
abstraction:
o Low-power and
reliability (nanometric CMOS technologies)
o
Emerging
technologies (graphene and ambipolar technologies)
o Data-flow computing
(deep-learning)
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Andrea is already well implicated in the organization
of VLSI-SoC
IFIP
Award nomination
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Ricardo Reis has been selected for nomination as IFIP
Fellow this year.
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Masahiro proposes to discuss a more formal procedure
via the WG to nominate people for the IFIP Awards. The nomination is done over
the website of IFIP. IFIP introduced IFIP fellowships this year and we need a
procedure to suggest members, probably via the WG.
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We should put in the minutes a link to the website of
IFIP awards and weÕll put this link in the website of the WG. The IFIP awards
webpage describes the different awards (Silver Core, Service Award,
Fellowship).
http://www.ifip.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=148&Itemid=554
Status of the preparation of VLSI-SoC
2018 in Verona by Franco Fummi
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Searching for industrial sponsorships
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Technical program:
o 1 more keynote to
be appointed from Asia
o 1 or 2 embedded
tutorials to be defined
o Panel: organized by
Said Hamdioui
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Break even has been set at 90 participants. A detailed
and complete financial analysis has been presented to the WG.
Status of the preparation of
VLSI-SoC 2019 in Cuzco by Giovanni de Micheli
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CFP has been distributed at DATEÕ18.
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The Event Request Form needs to be completed.
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The hotel location is already defined.
Status of the preparation of VLSI-SoC
2020 in Salt Lake City by Pierre-Emmanuel Gaillardon
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Venue: UofU Conference Center
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Prize range for the Hotel: 119-159 $ (Wifi, breakfast)
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Expected revenue: 64 k$ = expected expenses
Proposal for the organization
of VLSI-SoC 2021 by Virendra Singh
Virendra Singh joined the WG meeting to present an application for the
organization of VLSI-SoC 2021:
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IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India
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Organized within campus, Victor Menezes Convention
Centre than can house up to 400 people in the large auditorium, 6 conference
halls for 200 persons, exhibition space, É
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Dates: mid-October, Sunday to Wednesday
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Co-general chairs: Prof. V. Singh, M.S. Gaur director
IIT Jammu
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Vice-general chair: Prof. Anzehla Matrosokova
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Programs chairs: Prof. Michiko Inoue
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Nearby hotels with hotel transport organized by the
conference
The application is similar to the one done in 2014. Virendra should
present the application during the VLSI-SoC meeting in Verona.
He is also interested in joining the WG.
The organization of VLSI-SoC 2021 should go to Asia (after Daejeon,
South Korea in 2015). The members of the Steering Committee from Asia
(Masahiro, Chi-Ying) should study with Virendra this application. Salvador
notes that Chi-Ying mentioned in the past the possibility of organizing the
event in Singapore.
Next meeting: San
Francisco, June 2018, in conjunction with DAC 2018