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2017 Energy Consequences of Information (ECI)

2017 Energy Consequences of Information (ECI) will be held on February ?? ,2017 at the Santa Fe, New Mexico. The BRICC is located at 4075 Wilson Blvd., Suite 350, Arlington, VA 22203. The meeting will take place in the Liberty Room.

ABOUT

The goals of this workshop are to:

  • Understand the state‐of‐the‐art in energy optimization and utilization for information processing, including computation, storage, and transfer, within platforms ranging from mobile devices to data centers and supercomputing centers.
  • Survey current technologies and articulate areas requiring research and development.
  • Leverage community expertise in emerging technology to brainstorm new research pathways.
  • Develop a rational roadmap for fundamental research and technology development.
  • Understanding the potential roles of government, industry, and academia.

Call for Papers

 

Hotel Information

We are in the process of securing a block of 60 rooms at La Fonda at the US government rate for Santa Fe, NM.

Please check back later for details.

Directions to La Fonda on the Plaza from the Albuquerque Sunport (about 90 minutes)

    As you're leaving the airport (westbound), take the Sunport exit to I-25 North
    Take Exit #284 (Old Pecos Trail)
    Turn left onto NM-466 N/Old Pecos Trail
    Proceed North to the third traffic light, bear right to stay on Old Pecos Trail
    Sight left onto Old Santa Fe Trail
    Turn left on E Water Street
    Turn Right on E San Francisco Street, the hotel will be on your right
    Proceed to the hotel’s parking garage at the end of the block, on the right side of the street

 

Local Area Dining

In addition to a restaurant in the conference hotel, there are a number of restaurants within easy walking distance.

  • La Plazuela at La Fonda
  • The Shed Creative Cooking (3 min., $$$)
  • Plaza Cafe (2 min., $$)
  • TerraCotta Wine Bistro (7 min.)
  • Tia Sophia's (3 min., $$)
  • El Meson Restaurant and Tapas Bar (4 min.,) (freq. has live music)
  • La Casa Sena (2 min., $$$)
  • Blue Corn Cafe and Brewery (4 min.,)

Local Area Activities

There are many nearby museums, historic sites and art galleries including:

  • Georgia O'Keefe Museum (5 min., open daily 9-5, 9-7 on Fridays)
  • Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi (2 min.)
  • Archdiocese of Santa Fe Museum and Archives (4 min.)
  • Loretto Chapel (3 min.)
  • Museum of International Folk Art (42 min.)
  • Museum of Spanish Colonial Art (39 min.)
  • New Mexico History Museum (3 min.)
  • New Mexico Museum of Art (2 min.)

Organizing Committee

  • Dr. James Lyke, US Air Force Research Laboratory/RVSW
  • Dr. Arthur Edwards, US Air Force Research Laboratory/RVSW
  • Dr. Robinson Pino, Department of Energy
  • Dr. Andrew Pineda, US Air Force Research Laboratory/RVSW
  • Dr. Jesse Mee, US Air Force Research Laboratory/RVSW
  • Dr. Carolyn Lauzon, Department of Energy
  • Mr. David Goodwin, Department of Energy
  • Dr. Chiping Li, Air Force Office of Scientific Research/RTB-1

 

Program

TimeWednesday
February 22, 2017		Thursday
February 23, 2017		Friday
February 24, 2017		Saturday
February 25, 2017
7:00 AM Hotel Breakfast Hotel Breakfast Hotel Breakfast
7:15 AM
7:30 AM
7:45 AM
8:00 AM Welcoming Remarks
Dr. Chiping Li		 Session 2.1 Session 4.1
8:15 AM
8:30 AM Keynote 1 Session 2.2 Session 4.2
8:45 AM
9:00 AM Session 2.3 Session 4.3
9:15 AM Keynote 2
9:30 AM Session 2.4 Session 4.4
9:45 AM
10:00 AM Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break
10:15 AM Session 2.5 Session 4.5
10:30 AM DOE Talk
10:45 AM Session 2.6 Seesion 4.6
11:00 AM DOD Talk
11:15 AM Session 2 Panel Discussion Session 4 Panel Discussion
11:30 AM GOV Talk???
11:45 AM
12:00-1:30 Lunch Santa Fe Plaza Lunch Santa Fe Plaza End of Workshop
12:15 PM
12:30 PM
12:45 PM
1:00 PM
1:15 PM
1:30 PM Session 1.1 Session 3.1
1:45 PM
2:00 PM Session 1.2 Session 3.2
2:15 PM
2:30 PM Session 1.3 Session 3.3
2:45 PM
3:00 PM Session 1.4 Session 3.4
3:15 PM
3:30 PM Coffee Break Coffee Break
3:45 PM Session 1.5 Session 3.5
4:00 PM
4:15 PM Session 1.6 Session 3.6
4:30 PM
4:45-5:30 Session 1 Panel Discussion Session 3 Panel Discussion
6:30-8:30 Evening Reception Workshop Dinner

Workshop Attendance Registration

Information to collect on the form:

First Name:
Last Name:
Email:
Institutional Affiliation:
Would you like your name to be published online:
Yes
No

If you are an invited speaker, please go to the Call for Papers page and submit an abstract.

Go to the Hotel Information page for information on registering for a room at the conference rate. Presentation Title: Abstract:


Contact
Dr. Chiping Li
Air Force Office of Scientific Research/RTB-1
Phone:  703-696-8247
Email:   chiping.li@us.af.mil

Contact Information

For more information, please contact the organizing committee.

Dr. Andrew Pineda
Air Force Research Laboratory/RVSW
Phone: 505-853-2509Email: andrew.pineda.6@us.af.mil

Dr. Arthur Edwards
Air Force Research Laboratory/RVSW
Phone: 505-853-6042Email: arthur.edwards@us.af.mil

Dr. Carolyn Lauzon
Department of Energy, Office of Science/ASCR
Phone: 301-903-6139
Email: Carolyn.Lauzon@science.doe.gov

Dr. Chiping Li
Air Force Office of Scientific Research/RTB-1
Phone: 703-696-8247
Email: chiping.li@us.af.mil

Dr. Dave Goodwin
Deparment of Energy, Office of Science/ASCR
Phone: 301-903-6474
Email: dave.goodwin@science.doe.gov

Dr. James Lyke
Air Force Research Laboratory/RVSW
Phone: 505-846-5812Email: james.lyke.2@us.af.mil

Dr. Jesse Mee
Air Force Research Laboratory/RVSW
Phone: 505-846-3749
Email: jesse.mee@us.af.mil

Dr. Robinson Pino
Department of Energy, Office of Science/ASCR
Phone: 301-903-1263
Email: Robinson.Pino@science.doe.gov

ABOUT

The goals of this workshop are to:

  • Understand the state‐of‐the‐art in energy optimization and utilization for information processing, including computation, storage, and transfer, within platforms ranging from mobile devices to data centers and supercomputing centers.
  • Survey current technologies and articulate areas requiring research and development.
  • Leverage community expertise in emerging technology to brainstorm new research pathways.
  • Develop a rational roadmap for fundamental research and technology development.
  • Understanding the potential roles of government, industry, and academia.