Motivation

Over the years, this workshop has provided a forum for engaging, educating and growing the modeling and simulation (ModSim) research community from academia, industry, and government. In addition to closely surveying the current state of the art, the ModSim workshop has addressed areas that have been crucial to expanding ModSim-related research, and foster advances in methods, uses, and reach for ModSim. Areas of emphasis include examining relevant system architecture trends, quantitative co-design, new tools and technologies, or the impact of advances in computing technologies at all scales from the processor to the extreme, to name a few. This year, we look forward to engaging the still-growing community as we take a look at "ModSim for Disruptive Technologies."

Organizing Committee

Adolfy Hoisie (BNL, Chair)
Shekhar Borkar (Qualcomm)
Pradip Bose (IBM)
Bruce Childers (U. of Pittsburgh)
Dan Ernst (Microsoft)
Patricia Foy (BNL)
Lizy John (U. of Texas, Austin)
David Kanter (ML Commons)
Hyesoon Kim (Georgia Tech)
Jason Lowe-Power (UC Davis)
Brian Page (DoD)
Satoshi Matsuoka (RIKEN Center for Computational Science)
Charity Plata (BNL)
Martin Schulz (Technical U. of Munich)
Noel Wheeler (DoD)

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