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The International Symposium on System Synthesis (ISSS) is a major international forum presenting emerging techniques for the system-level design and synthesis of computing systems. Having begun as the International Workshop on High-Level Synthesis in the mid-80's, it attracts leading design automation professionals from around the world. The growing acceptance of commercial synthesis tools, and the unified view of both hardware and software that such tools enable have led to the symposium expanding such that it now covers system-level synthesis, hardware/software codesign, programmable (multi-) processor-based design, architectural and high-level synthesis, system-design experience and methodologies, embedded and real-time system software, synthesis for low power and testability and verifiability.
ISSS is recognized as an ideal forum for discussion and interchange of ideas on the latest research on system level design and synthesis. Quality of the technical program is the prime goal of the conference organizers. Furthermore, informal discussions between and after technical sessions are a valuable tradition of ISSS, which is promoted by arranging technical sessions and lodging in the same hotel.
ISSS 2002 is the 15th in this very successful series of symposia oriented towards professionals in design automation and system level design. In addition to regular presentations, the Symposium will include invited talks by leading industrial and academic experts. To encourage discussion among the Symposium participants, each technical session will consist of oral presentations followed by a poster session where the authors of presented papers will answer any further questions and provide additional details of their works. Proceedings of the Symposium will be published.
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