26th International Conference on Field-Programmable Logic and Applications, Lausanne, Schweiz

Abbrevation

FPL

Link

http://fpl2016.org

City

Lausanne

Country

Switzerland

Deadline Paper

2016-03-20

Start Date

2016-08-29

End Date

2016-09-02

Abstract

The International Conference on Field–Programmable Logic and Applications (FPL) was the first and remains the largest conference covering the rapidly growing area of field–programmable logic and reconfigurable computing. During the past 25 years, many of the advances in reconfigurable system architectures, applications, embedded processors, design automation methods and tools were first published in the proceedings of the FPL conference series. The conference objective is to bring together researchers and practitioners from both academia and industry and from around the world. FPL 2016 looks for contributions in the following areas: Architectures and Technology * FPGAs, GPUs and DSPs * Heterogeneous datacentre/embedded computing * Low power architectures * Fault tolerant architectures * Security and cryptography for FPGA Design * 2.5D and 3D architectures * Advanced on–chip interconnect technologies * Analog and mixed–signal arrays * Emerging technologies Applications and Benchmarks * Aerospace, automotive and industry automation * Bioinformatics & medical systems * Communications, software defined networking and Internet–of–Things * Finance, HPC and database acceleration * Big data analytics * Embedded & cyber physical systems * Signal processing and SDR * Benchmarks for FPGA designs Design Methods and Tools * System–level design tools * High–level synthesis * Hardware / software co–design * Logic optimization and technology mapping * Optimizations for power efficiency * Packing, placement and routing * Rapid prototyping and emulation * Testing, debugging and verification * Open–source tools Self–aware and Adaptive Systems * Self–awareness in FPGA–based systems * Self–adaptive architectures and design techniques * Virtualization of reconfigurable hardware * Runtime resource management * Partial reconfiguration Surveys, Trends, and Education * Surveys on reconfigurable logic architectures and design techniques * Deployment of FPGAs in new application domains * Roadmap of reconfigurable computing platforms * Teaching courses and tutorials