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2000 Program Info The conference took place at the Wyndam Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It featured speakers from academia, government research labs, and industry involved in Linux high-performance computing. These speakers addressed efforts to integrate and develop Linux clusters for high-performance computing, and efforts to develop science and engineering applications for Linux clusters. The keynote speakers were Dave Turek, vice president of Deep Computing, Web Servers, IBM and Dan Reed, director of Alliance and NCSA.

	Monday, September 11 - Tutorials 8:30am IA32 Architecture and IA64 Architecture Sunil Saxena, Intel   12:00pm Lunch 1:30pm The Linux Kernel and Internals for Scientific Cluster Users Pete Beckman and Trammi Hudson, TurboLinux, Inc.   5:00pm Adjourn Tutorial Sessions
	Tuesday, September 12 - Tutorials 8:30am Effective Compiler Utilization Eric Stoltz, The Portland Group   9:45am Break 10:00am DEEP Tutorial: Parallel Performance Profiling at the Source Code Level David McNamara, Pacific-Sierra Research   12:00pm Lunch 1:30pm TotalView Debugger Luiz DeRose, IBM ACTC 3:15pm Break 3:45pm Vampir MPI Performance Profiling Werner Krotz-Vogel, Pallas 5:30pm Adjourn Tutorial Sessions 7:00- 9:00pm Welcome Reception
	Wednesday, September13 9:00am Welcome Nasir Ahmed, Associate Provost Research, University of New Mexico 9:15am Keynote Speaker I Jon "Maddog" Hall, Linux International 10:00am Break     10:30am Keynote Speaker II Linux and Commodity PC Clusters: The HPCC Phase Change Dan Reed, NCSA 11:15am Keynote Speaker III Linux and Linux Clusters at IBM Clusters: The HPCC Phase Change Dave Turek, IBM 12:00pm Lunch     1:30pm Clusters I Scalable Cluster Interconnect: Overview and Technology Charles L. Seitz, President and CEO, Myricom, Inc. 2:15pm The Linux/IA64 Project Khalid Aziz, Hewlett-Packard 3:00pm Break     3:30pm Applications I Comparing Clusters and Supercomputers for Lattice QCD Steven Gottlieb, Professor of Physics, Indiana University Direct Numerical Simulation of Turbulence with a PC/Linux Cluster: Fact or Fiction? George Em Karniadakis, Professor, Brown University Project Vista Azul: The Development of a Hybrid UNIX "Hypercluster" for Scientific and Visual Computing Thomas More Jackman, IBM Research 5:00pm End of Presentations   5:30-7:00pm Grand Opening of Los Lobos - 512 Processors with Myrinet
	Thursday, September 14 8:30am Applications II Automatically Tuned Linear Algebra Software (ATLAS) Clint Whaley, Univeristy of Tennessee, Knoxville DynaProf and PAPI: An Object Code Instrumentation System for Dynamic Profiling Phil Mucci, IBM ACTC/University of Tennessee, Knoxville The Interfacial Behavior of Liquid Water Paul Alsing, Univeristy of New Mexico 10:00am Break   10:30am Building a Computational Grid Clustering Ohio: From the TeraFlop to the Desktop Al Stutz, Ohio Supercomputer Center Grid Security: The Alliance PKI Scott Koranda, NCSA, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign Overview of the Alliance Virtual Machine Room (VMR) John Towns, NCSA, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign 12:00am Lunch   1:30pm Applications III High-Resolution Weather Forecasting on Linux Superclusters Daniel Weber, University of Oklahoma Binary Black Hole Simulations on Clusters David Neilsen, University of Texas EIGER on Cplant Joseph D. Kotulski, Roy E. Jorgenson, William A. Johnson, and Larry Warne, Sandia National Laboratories 3:00pm Break   3:30pm Networking Portals 3.0: A High-Performance, Message-Passing Layer Supporting Application-Bypass Arthur B. (Barney) Maccabe, University of New Mexico MPICH on Clusters: Future Directions Rajeev Thakur, Argonne National Laboratory M-VIA and MVICH: Status and Future Plans Michael L. Welcome, NERSC Future Technologies Group 5:00pm End of Presentations Evening Birds of Feather Meetings
	Friday, September 15 8:30am Clusters II Cplant Architecture Rolf Riesen, Sandia National Laboratories Clusters for a Multi-User, Production Computing Environment Rob Eades, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory From Beowulf and to the HIVE John Dorband, NASA Goddard 10:00am Break   10:30am Clusters III The Flatland Visualization Environment Thomas P. Caudell, University of New Mexico PowerPC Linux Gregory P. Rodgers, IBM Power4 Architecture Jamshed Mirza, IBM 12:00pm End of Conference

The Linux Clusters Institute was founded by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, the Center for High Performance Computing at the University of New Mexico, and the Advanced Computing Technology Center at the IBM Watson Research Center.