Preliminary Technical Program
the event is held in Room 163
Address: 1 Campus Center Way, Amherst, MA 01003
Monday October 12, 2015
09:00-10:00 Registration
10:00-10:15 Conference opening
10:15-11:15 Keynote Talk: "Reliable System Design in the Era of Specialization"
David Brooks, Harvard University
Omer Khan, University of Connecticut
11:15-11:25 Short Break
Salvatore Pontarelli, CNIT, Italy
1.1R Evaluating the Impact of Spike and Flicker Noise in Phase Change Memories
1.2R A Fault Detection and Repair of DSC Arrays through Memristor Sensing
1.3S Asymmetric ECC Organization in 3D-Memory via Spare Column Utilization
1.4S Exploring Error-Tolerant Low-Power Multiple-output Read Scheme for Memristor-Based Memory Arrays
12:30-01:50 Lunch Break
Fabrizio Lombardi, Northeastern University
2.1R RotR: Rotational Redundant Task Mapping for Fail-operational MPSoCs
2.2R On Enhancing the Debug Architecture of a System-on-Chip (SoC) to Detect Software Attacks
2.3R Software-Based On-Chip Thermal Sensor Calibration for DVFS-enabled Many-core Systems
2.4R Single Event Upsets and Hot Pixels in Digital Imagers
2.5R Accelerated Microarchitectural Fault Injection-Based Reliability Assessment
03:30-04:00 Coffee Break
04:00-04:20 Invited Talk: "Achievements of the COST Action MEDIAN"
Marco Ottavi, University of Rome "Tor Vergata"
Maria K. Michael, University of Cyprus
Israel Koren, University of Massachusetts
3.1R Hot Spare Components for Performance-Cost Improvement in Multi-core SIMT
3.2R Low-Overhead Fault-Tolerance for the Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient Solver
3.3R On-line Detection of Intermittent Faults in Digital-to-Analog Converters
3.4S A Dual-Layer Fault Manager for Systems based on Xilinx Virtex FPGAs
3.5S REPAIR: Hard-Error Recovery via Re-Execution
Tuesday October 13, 2015
08:00-08:30 Registration
08:30-09:30 Keynote Talk: "Statistical Correlation Driven Testing, Process Diagnosis and Tuning: The Signature Testing Paradigm and Beyond"
Abhijit Chatterjee, Georgia Tech
Sandip Kundu, University of Massachusetts
Glenn Chapman, Simon Fraser University
4.1.R A Method to Protect Bloom Filters from Soft Errors
4.2R Influence of triple-well technology on laser fault injection and laser sensor efficiency
4.3R Using Value Similarity of Registers for Soft Error Mitigation
10:30-11:00 Coffee Break
Qiaoyan Yu, University of New Hampshire
5.1R Security Analysis of Logic Encryption Against the Most Effective Side-Channel Attack: DPA
5.2R Reliable Hash Trees for Post-quantum Stateless Cryptographic Hash-based Signatures
5.3R Chip-level Anti-reverse Engineering using Transformable Interconnects
5.4S Scan Attack on Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem
5.5S Enhancing Embedded SRAM Security and Error Tolerance with Hardware CRC and Obfuscation
5.6S A BIST Approach for Counterfeit Circuit Detection based on NBTI Degradation
12:30-01:40 Lunch Break
Prashant Joshi, Cadence
6.1R Quest for a Quantum Search Algorithm for Testing Stuck-at Faults in Digital Circuits
6.2R Piecewise-Functional Broadside Tests Based on Intersections of Reachable States
6.3R Predictive LBIST Model and Partial ATPG for Seed Extraction
6.4S A CMOS ripple detector for integrated voltage regulator testing
6.5S Adaptive Fault Simulation on Many-core Microprocessor Systems
03:00-03:10 Short Break
Marco Ottavi, University of Rome "Tor Vergata"
7.1R Compacting Output Responses Containing Unknowns Using an Embedded Processor
7.2R Impact of Test Compression on Power Supply Noise Control
7.3S Improving X-Tolerant Combinational Output Compaction via Input Rotation
04:00-04:30 Coffee Break
Lorena Anghel, TIMA Laboratory
8.1R Low-Power LDPC Decoder Design Exploiting Memory Error Statistics
8.2R SEU sensitivity and modeling using picosecond pulsed laser stimulation of a D Flip-Flop in 40 nm CMOS technology
8.3S Approximate Compressors for Error-Resilient Multiplier Design
8.4S Characterization of low power radiation-hard Reed-Solomon code protected serializers in 65-nm for HEP experiments electronics
05:30-06:30 DFT TPC meeting
Wednesday October 14, 2015
08:00-09:00 Keynote Talk: "Building a Resilient Internet of Things"
Rob Aitken, ARM
Maria K. Michael, University of Cyprus
Cristiana Bolchini, Politecnico di Milano
9.1R Reducing the Performance Overhead of Resilient CMPs with Substitutable Resources
9.2R Dependable Real-Time Task Execution Scheme for a Many-core Platform
9.3R Towards Reliability and Performance-Aware Wireless Network-on-Chip Design
9.4S A Fast and Scalable Fault Injection Framework to Evaluate Multi/Many-core Soft Error Reliability
10:10-10:40 Coffee Break
Felipe França, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
10.1R A Cross-layer Approach to Online Adaptive Reliability Prediction of Transient Faults
10.2R A non-conservative software-based approach for detecting illegal CFE's caused by transient faults
10.3R A Configurable Board-level Adaptive Incremental Diagnosis Technique based on Decision Trees
10.4S IntelliCAN: Attack-Resilient Controller Area Network (CAN) for Secure Automobiles
11:50-12:00 Conference Closing
12:00 Boxed Lunch
x.xR – Indicates Regular paper (18’ presentation + 2’ Q&A)
x.xS – Indicates Short paper (8’ presentation + 2’ Q&A)
It is possible to download the flyer of the program here.