ERSA’08 Final Programme
ERSA’08 Accepted Papers
ERSA’08 Regular Papers
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Communication and Synchronization in Multithreaded Reconfigurable Computing Systems
Enno Luebbers and Marco Platzner
University of Paderborn, Germany
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A New High Performance Multi Gigabit String Matching Engine
Adouko G., Charot F., Wolinski C.
IRISA, INRIA, University of Rennes 1, France
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Towards Understanding and Managing the Dynamic Behavior of Run-Time Reconfigurable Architectures
Kehuai Wu, Esben Rosenlund Hansen, Jan Madsen.
Technical Univ. of Denmark, Denmark
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System on a Programmable Chip Adaptation Through Active Partial Reconfiguration
Erik Anderson, Matthew French, Dong-In Kang
University of Southern California, USA
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A Quantitative Study of the Routing Architecture Exploring Routing Locality Property for Better Performance
and Routability
Wai-Chung Tang, Catherine Lin Zhou, Yu-Liang Wu
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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A New Efficient Architecture for Univariate Polynomial Interpolation Over GF(2^m)
Edgar Ferrer, Dorothy Bollman
University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez, USA
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FPGA Design Framework for Partial Run-Time Reconfiguration
Chris Conger, Ann Gordon-Ross, Alan George
University of Florida, USA
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Elemental Computing
Joseph Hassoun, Steven Kelem, Brian Box, Stephen Wasson, Robert Plunkett, Chris Phillips
Element CXI, USA
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Multiparadigm Computing for Space-Based Synthetic Aperture Radar
Adam Jacobs, Grzegorz Cieslewski, Casey Reardon, and Alan D. George
University of Florida, USA
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An Introduction to Radiation-Induced Failure Modes and Mitigation
Methods For Xilinx SRAM-Based FPGAs
Heather Quinn(2), Keith Morgan(2), Paul Graham(2), Jim Krone(2), Michael
Caffrey(2), and Michael Wirthlin(1)
(1)Brigham Young University, USA
(2)Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
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Highly Parallel FPGA Based IEEE-754 Compliant Double-Precision Floating-Point Division
Sandeep Venishetti and Ali Akoglu
University of Arizona, USA
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A Formal Semantics for Control and Data flow in the Gannet Service-based System-on-Chip Architecture
Wim Vanderbauwhede
University of Glasgow, UK
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Optimizing Pipelining in HDL Generated Automatically from C Source Codes
Wesley Holland and Yoginder S. Dandass
Mississippi State University, USA
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SystemC-based Custom Reconfigurable IP Cores for Wireless Applications
Ali Ahmadinia, Balal Ahmad, Ahmet Erdogan, Tughrul Arslan
The University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
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High Level Languages for Reconfigurable Computing:
An Equivalent to Third Generation Software Languages?
Gavin Smith and Grant Wigley
University of South Australia, Australia
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A Framework to Improve IP Portability on Reconfigurable Computers
Miaoqing Huang, Ivan Gonzalez, Sergio Lopez-Buedo, Tarek El-Ghazawi
The George Washington University, USA
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Evaluation of MuCCRA-D: A Dynamically Reconfigurable Processor With Directly Interconnected PEs
Masaru Kato, Yohei Hasegawa, Hideharu Amano
Keio University, Japan
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A Method for Capturing State Data on Dynamically Recongurable Processors
Vu Manh Tuan and Hideharu Amano
Keio University, Japan
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Implementation of a Multi-Context FPGA Based on Flexible-Context-Partitioning
Waidyasooriya Hasitha Muthumala, Masanori Hariyama, Michitaka Kameyama
Tohoku University, Japan
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MISC: Mono Instruction-Set Computer based on Dynamic Reconfiguration
--- Proposal and a 6502 Perspective ---
Fuminori Kobayashi*, Yasuyuki Morikawa* and Minoru Watanabe**
*Kyushu Institute of Technology--Iizuka, Japan
**Shizuoka University, Japan
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A Hardware Accelerator for k-th Nearest Neighbor Thinning
Tobias Schumacher, Robert Meiche, Paul Kaufmann, Enno Luebbers, Christian Plessl and Marco Platzner
University of Paderborn, Germany
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Fast Realtime LIDAR Processing on FPGAs
Kuei-Tsung Shih, Arjun Balachandran, Karthik Nagarajan, Brian Holland, Clint Slatton, Alan George
University of Florida, USA
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Gradient Run-length Data Compression for Real-time Airborne Image Processing
Zachary K. Baker and Justin L. Tripp
Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA
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A Parallel Array to Accelerate GFA Modeling in Video Coding
Abdel Ejnioui and Paul Bao
University of South Florida Lakeland, USA
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Qnet: A Modular Architecture for Reconfigurable Computing
Scott Lloyd, Quinn Snell
Brigham Young University, USA
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