Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics 12th International Conference, PPAM 2017, Lublin, Poland, September 10-13, 2017, Revised Selected Papers, Part II

Workshop on Models, Algorithms and Methodologies for Hybrid Parallelism in New HPC Systems.- An experience report on (auto-)tuning of mesh-based PDE solvers on shared memory systems.- Using GPGPU accelerated interpolation algorithms for marine bathymetry processing with on-premises and cloud based computational resources.- Relaxing the correctness conditions on concurrent data structures for multicore CPUs. A numerical case study.- Energy analysis of a 4D Variational Data Assimilation algorithm and evaluation on ARM-based HPC systems.- Performance Assessment of the Incremental Strong Constraints 4DVAR Algorithm in ROMS.- Evaluation of HCM: a New Model to Predict the Execution Time of Regular Parallel Applications on a Heterogeneous Cluster.- Workshop on Power and Energy Aspects of Computations (PEAC 2017).- Applicability of the Empirical Mode Decomposition for Power Traces of Large-Scale Applications.- Efficiency analysis of Intel, AMD and Nvidia 64-bit hardware for memory-bound problems: a case study of ab initio calculations with VASP 75.- GPU Power Modeling of HPC Applications for the Simulation of Heterogeneous Clouds.- Bi-cluster Parallel Computing in Bioinformatics – Performance and Eco-efficiency.- Performance and energy analysis of scientific workloads executing on LPSoCs.- Energy efficient dynamic load balancing over multiGPU heterogeneous systems.- Workshop on Scheduling for Parallel Computing (SPC 2017).- Scheduling Data Gathering with Maximum Lateness Objective.- Fair Scheduling in Grid VOs with Anticipation Heuristic.- A Security-Driven Approach to Online Job Scheduling in IaaS Cloud Computing Systems.- Dynamic Load Balancing Algorithm for Heterogeneous Clusters.- Multi-Objective Extremal Optimization in Processor Load Balancing for Distributed Programs.- Workshop on Language-Based Parallel Programming Models (WLPP 2017).- Pardis: A Process Calculus for Parallel and Distributed Programming in Haskell.- Towards High-Performance Python.-Actor Model of a New Functional Language – Anemone.- Almost Optimal Column-wise Prefix-sum Computation on the GPU.- A Combination of Intra- and Inter-Place Work Stealing for the APGAS Library.- Benchmarking Molecular Dynamics with OpenCL on Many-Core Architectures.- Efficient Language-Based Parallelization of Computational Problems Using Cilk Plus.- A Taxonomy of Task-Based Technologies for High-Performance Computing.- Workshop on PGAS Programming.- Interoperability of GASPI and MPI in Large Scale Scientific Applications.- Evaluation of the parallel performance of the Java and PCJ on the Intel KNL based systems.- Fault-tolerance mechanisms for the Java parallel codes implemented with the PCJ library.- Exploring graph analytics with the PCJ toolbox.- Big Data analytics in Java with PCJ library: performance comparison with Hadoop.- Performance comparison of graph BFS implemented in MapReduce and PGAS programming models.-Minisymposium on HPC Applications in Physical Sciences.- Efficient Parallel Generation of Many-Nucleon Basis for Large-Scale AbInitio Nuclear Structure Calculations.- Parallel Exact Diagonalization Approach to Large Molecular Nanomagnets Modelling.- Application of Numerical Quantum Transfer-matrix Approach in the Randomly Diluted Quantum Spin Chains.- Minisymposium on High Performance Computing Interval Methods.- A new method for solving nonlinear interval and fuzzy equations.- Role of hull-consistency in the HIBA USNE multithreaded solver for nonlinear systems.- Parallel computing of linear systems with linearly dependent intervals in MATLAB.- What Decision to Make In a Conflict Situation under Interval Uncertainty: Efficient Algorithms for the Hurwicz Approach.- Practical Need for Algebraic (Equality-Type) Solutions of Interval Equations and for Extended-Zero Solutions.- Workshop on Complex Collective Systems.- Application of Local Search with Perturbation Inspired by Cellular Automata for Heuristic Optimization of Sensor Network Coverage Problem.- A Fuzzy Logic Inspired Cellular Automata Based Model for Simulating Crowd Evacuation Processes.- Nondeterministic Cellular Automaton for Modelling Urban Traffic with Self-organizing Control.- Towards Multi-Agent simulations accelerated by GPU.- Tournament-Based Convection Selection in Evolutionary Algorithms.- Multi-agent systems programmed visually with Google Blockly