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ATIP has been participating in the annual Supercomputing Conference series with a booth at the Exhibition as well as holding occasional workshops on High Performance Computing in Asia. Visitors to ATIP's booth can browse information, speak with analysts, and learn about upcoming projects, activities, and events.


ATIP 2009 India HPC Workshop

ATIP held a highly successful workshop on HPC in India at the SC09 Conference in Portland, OR on November 20, 2009. The workshop proceedings are now available online at the following link:

Workshop Proceedings


ATIP's 3rd China HPC Workshop at SC07

The proceedings from ATIP's 3rd China HPC Workshop at SC07 are now available online through the ACM Digital Library at the following link:



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What's New??

Retirement of Senior HPC Advisor, Dr. Naoki HIROSE

ATIP would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to Dr. Hirose for his invaluable contributions to making ATIP the premier source of English information on High-Performance Computing developments and activities in Japan and Asia. Dr. Hirose has worked for ATIP since 2004 as a Senior HPC Technology Advisor in ATIP's Tokyo Office, and he retired from ATIP in December 2009. Dr. Hirose's function will be carried on by ATIP's new Senior Advisor, Mr. Eietsu TAMURA.

New Tools for Searching ATIP's Document Archive

Technology Keyword Email Alerts:
On the ATIP web site find the drop-down User Menu (you will need to be logged on with your user name and password to see this), then click on the “Alerts” link. The page that displays allows you to personalize the material you receive in two ways:

  1. You can indicate which of the ATIP high-level keywords are important to you, such as Robotics. Whenever a new document is uploaded that we have coded as relevant to Robotics, you will get an email message with a link to that document.


  2. You can insert your own keywords. These can be anything, such as GaN, Gallium Nitride, Passive Millimeter Wave, PMMW, Hybrid Electric Vehicle, etc. Whenever a new document is uploaded, if it contains one of your keywords, for example the string "Gallium Nitride," you will get an email message with a link.


Full text searching:
If you type something into the search box near the upper right on ATIP's home page you will get a list of documents containing that text string. This is unchanged.

High Level Keywords:
Every document is coded by our analysts against a fixed set of high-level keywords such as Nanotechnology, MEMS, Robotics, Energy, etc. Each time an ATIP document is published, our analysts review it and determine which of those fixed keywords are most relevant – frequently, more than one keyword is needed. We also code against countries in the same way, i.e., if we are publishing a document that is relevant to both China and Korea or just to India, etc.

On the ATIP website you can look for documents that are coded against these high-level keywords or countries. For example, if you are looking for material about China this approach is much smarter than using the search string “China.” To try this, go to the drop-down menu under ATIP Publications and look for the tab “by Keyword” or “by Country” (for another approach please see the note about Document Matrix below).

Document Matrix:
This is a visual way of understanding what is available on the website. The matrix indicates the number of documents relevant to high-level keywords & countries and allows you to access them easily by clicking on a link. Please look for the tab “Keyword/Country Matrix” in the drop-down ATIP Publications menu.

 
 
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