Workshop 2: Beyond the state of the art

The second workshop in the series took place on the 13th and 14th July and was organised by Dr. Kerstin Eder and Prof. David May. See the EACO Workshop 2 Agenda (PDF, 84kB) for more details. You can find attendee details and copies of presentations below.

Presentations

The following presentations from the EACO workshop have been made available online in PDF format:

• Safe and General Energy-Aware Programming with Disciplined Approximation

  Presentation: EACO W2 Luis Ceze (PDF, 1,379kB)
  Luis Ceze, University of Washington

• Link-Time Optimization for Instruction Cache Power Efficiency

  Presentation: EACO W2 Tim Jones (PDF, 970kB)
  Tim Jones, University of Cambridge

• System-Level Energy Modelling

  Presentation: EACO W2 Geza Lore (PDF, 575kB)
  Geza Lore, ARM Holdings Ltd

• Creating energy efficient software for multi-threaded, multi-core processors

  Presentation: EACO W2 Steve Kerrison (PDF, 962kB)
  Steve Kerrison, μ research group, Bristol

• Energy-Efficient Embedded Computing

  Presentation: EACO W2 Peter Marwedel (PDF, 1,951kB)
  Peter Marwedel, TU Dortmund

For additional insight into the problem-space, also see EACO organiser Kerstin Eder's NMI presentation on EACO W2 Kerstin Eder NMI (PDF, 1,824kB) from the June Low-Power Verification Event.

Attendees

The following individuals participated in the main EACO 2011 workshop:

• Geza Lore, ARM
• Tony Gore, Aspen
• George Papaharalabos, Bristol Robotics Lab
• Robin Kennedy, NMI
• Marcin Hlond, NVIDIA
• Rahul Kharche, NVIDIA
• Andy Kuligowsky, Picochip
• Gajinder Panesar, Picochip
• Roger Sheperd, STEricsson
• Peter Marwedel, TU Dortmund
• Leon Atkins, Computer Science, University of Bristol
• Arash Beldachi, Electronics & Electrical Engineering, University of Bristol
• Steve Bryant, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• Lorna Colquhoun, RED, University of Bristol
• Kerstin Eder, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• Corina Grigore, Computer Science, University of Bristol
• James Hanlon, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• Simon Hollis, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• Rob Hunt, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• Steve Kerrison, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• David May, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• Simon McIntosh-Smith, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• Atuken Nabina, Electronics & Electrical Engineering, University of Bristol
• José Nuñez-Yañez, μ Research Group, University of Bristol
• Daniel Schien, Computer Science, University of Bristol
• Trevor Spiteri, Physics, University of Bristol
• Timothy Jones, University of Cambridge
• Jeyan Thiyagalingam, e-research Centre, University of Oxford
• Henk Muller, XMOS