Research Catalog

Title

Configurable computing : technology and applications : 2-3 November 1998, Boston, Massachusetts / John Schewel, chair/editor ; sponsored ... by SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering.

Publication

Bellingham, Wash., USA : SPIE, [1998], ©1998.

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Additional Authors

Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers.

Description

ix, 280 pages : illustrations; 28 cm.

Series Statement

SPIE proceedings series ; v. 3526

Uniform Title

Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering ; v. 3526.

Subject

• Programmable logic devices > Congresses
• Computer architecture > Congresses
• Image processing > Digital techniques > Congresses

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Design and implementation of a high-level image processing machine using reconfigurable hardware / P. Donachy, D. Crookes and A. Bouridane -- Low-cost reconfigurable DSP-based parallel image processing computer / C. W. Murphy, D. M. Harvey and L. J. Nicolson -- Spatial and color clustering on an FPGA-based computer system / M. E. Leeser, N. Kitaryeva and J. D. Crisman -- Computer vision application on RIPP10 configurable platform using DIPSA modular architecture / D. Benitez -- Design and implementation of a systolic circuit dedicated to dynamic programming algorithm parallel calculation / E. E. Pissaloux, F. Le Coat and P. J. Bonnin -- Applicability of reconfigurable computers in satellite telemetry data processing / K. B. Winiecki, Jr., M. A. Figueiredo and T. L. Graessle -- Spatiotemporal partitioning of computational structures onto configurable computing machines / R. D. Hudson, D. Lehn and J. Hess --
• Tools for mapping applications to CCMs / M. T. Jones, M. A. Langston and P. Raghavan -- Flexible multiservice ATM network interface using reconfigurable logic devices / B. Weber, G. Ouvradou and P. Rolin -- Hardware/software codesign of a fuzzy ART neural clusterer: the benefits of configurable computing / P. Poire, Y. Savaria and H. Daniel -- XBI: a Java-based interface to FPGA hardware / S. A. Guccione and D. Levi -- Development environment for configurable computing / B. Boysen, N. DeBardeleben and K. M. Hazelwood -- Novel single-chip evolutionary hardware design using FPGAs / C. G. Slorach and K. C. Sharman -- Comparing computing machines / A. DeHon -- Analysis of technology trends: making a case for architectural adaptation in custom datapaths / R. Satapathy and R. K. Gupta -- Architecture of a reconfigurable system based on an embedded FPPA / C. Amerijckx and J.-D. Legat -- Using the KressArray for reconfigurable computing / R. W. Hartenstein, M. Herz and T. Hoffmann --
• Abstract models of reconfigurable architectures for synthesis and compilation / R. Vemuri and J. Walrath -- Rapid implementation of mathematical and DSP algorithms in configurable computing devices / P. D. Fiore, C. S. Myers and J. M. Smith -- Minimum multiplicative complexity implementation of the 2D DCT using Xilinx FPGAs / C. H. Dick -- Use of delayed addition techniques to accelerate integer and floating-point calculations in configurable hardware / Z. Luo and M. Martonosi -- FPGA-based floating-point datapath design for geometry processing / S. Xing and W. W. H. Yu -- Dynamically programmable cache / M. Nakkar, J. A. Harding and D. A. Schwartz -- Implementing area-optimized narrowband FIR filters using Xilinx FPGAs / C. H. Dick -- BoardScope: a debug tool for reconfigurable systems / D. Levi and S. A. Guccione -- Alternative approaches implementing high-performance FIR filters on lookup-table-based FPGAs: a comparison / T.-T. Do, H. Kropp and C. Reuter --
• Toward a system for automatic FPGA-based reconfigurable vision system design / F. Amiot and E. E. Pissaloux -- Implementation of adaptive logic networks on an FPGA board / J. P. Oliver, A. F. de Oliveira and J. P. Acle -- Architectural adaptation in MORPH / R. K. Gupta and A. Chien.

ISBN

0819429872

LCCN

99206518

OCLC

• 40161262
• ocm40161262

Owning Institutions

Columbia University Libraries