
ELECTRONIC DESIGN PROCESSES (EDP) 2009 – CALL FOR PAPERS
APRIL 9th-10th, 2009
MONTEREY
BEACH HOTEL, MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA

The Electronic Design Processes (EDP) Workshop provides a forum for a cross-section of the design community to discuss state-of-the-art electronic design processes and CAD methodologies. The workshop focuses on the improvement of the overall design process, rather than on the functions of the individual tools themselves. Please visit http://www.eda.org/edps to see the list of past EDP Workshop speakers and presentations: 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000.
Here is a
printable version of this CFP (coming soon):
http://www.eda.org/edps/edp09/edp09-cfp.pdf
THEMES IN 2009: Threads,
RTL Handoff, Analog Revolution, and more:
We
solicit papers and proposals for special/panel sessions that shed light on the
methodologies used for real current and future chip and system designs. Topics
include but are not limited to:
• Are Threads Dead?
• Challenges of RTL Handoff
• Will We Miss the Bus?
• Is the Analog Revolution Really Here? (User Perspectives on Analog Tools)
• Methodology for the rapid design of
embedded/portable systems
• Best practices and experiences with
Power or DFM Methodology focus
• Multi-voltage Design and Power
Management, Power Analysis
• Restrictive Design Rules (RDR) Impact
on DFM
• Process/Device Characterization,
Modeling implications
• Standards Activity: Helping or
Hurting?
• Status of EDA Industry
• Multi-Core Programming/Implications
• Flow Integration, Scaling, and
Migration
• Human Issues: Large & Distributed
Teams, Off-shoring, Training and Education
• Key Trends: Future Methodology Needs, Impact of Design Manufacturing Interface, Interoperability, Impact of Web, Licensing Models, and Platform
PAPER
SUBMISSION
Authors should submit
full-length, original and unpublished
papers (maximum 20 pages in single-column double spaced format, or 6 pages in
double-column conference proceedings format) along with author contact
information. Proposals for special and panel sessions may also be submitted; a
1-page description along with organizer contact information is required. Send
Proposals via email to: edps@eda.org to the
attention of the Program Committee.
IMPORTANT DATES
Submission Deadline: 28 February 2009 Acceptance Notification: 17 March 2009
Camera Ready Copy: 31 March 2009 On-site Registration: 16 April 2009
Organizing Committee:
General Chair:
Gary Smith
Technical Program Chair:
Dwight
Program
Committee:
Michael Bohm (AccelChip) Aparna Dey (Cadence) John Lillis (UIC)
Takahide Inoue (STARC) Andrew
B. Kahng (UCSD)
José
Augusto Lima (U. of
Minho)
Gabe Moretti (Gabe on EDA)
Naresh
Sehgal (Intel)
Kumar
Venkatramani (SoftJin)
Sandeep Shukla (Virginia Tech) Gary Smith (GarySmithEDA)
Bill Halpin (Synplicity)
Bhanu Kapoor (Mimasic) Patrick
Madden (Binghamton) Igor Markov (U. of Michigan)
Elaheh Bozorgzadeh (UCI) Juan-Antonio
Carballo (Argon) Matt Gutthaus (UCSC)
Steve Grout (Consultant) Dwight Hill (Synopsys) Patrick Groeneveld (Magma)
Grant Martin (Tensilica) Patrick Madden Matthew Guthaus (UCSC)
Steve Leibson (Tensilica) Laleh Behjat (U. of Calgary)
Workshop Registration
Registration for the workshop is available on-line through the IEEE. The early registration deadline is March 31st; afterwards, late registration fees apply. Early registration is $275/$345/$200/$200 for IEEE members, non-members, students, and IEEE Life Members, respectively. After march 31st, registration is $330, $415, $295, $295, respectively. Registration includes a copy of the workshop notes, continental breakfast on both days, lunch both days, and the EDP banquet dinner.
Hotel Reservations:
Please make hotel reservations with the Monterey Beach Resort (1-800-242-8627) directly; the IEEE/EDP rate provides Gardenside rooms for $119 single/double, and Oceanside for $169 single/double. Please mention the code EDP4/16/09 when booking your room. Space at the hotel is limited, and rooms must be reserved by March 17 to guarantee space and the reduced rate.