Tue 22 Oct 2024 15:00 - 15:30 at Pacific C - Proposal Talks Session 2

Power modeling is an essential building block for computer systems in support of energy optimization, energy profiling, and energy-aware application development. In 2024, I introduced Vesta, a novel approach to modeling the power consumption of applications with one key insight: language runtime events are often correlated with a sustained level of power consumption. When compared with the established approach of power modeling based on hardware performance counters (HPCs), Vesta has the benefit of solely requiring application-scoped information and enabling a higher level of explainability, while achieving comparable or even higher precision. I hope to continue on this track of discovering the deep connections between VM-events and power consumption while also providing practical solutions for mapping one to the other through the construction of power models.

Tue 22 Oct

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14:00 - 15:30
Proposal Talks Session 2Doctoral Symposium at Pacific C
14:00
30m
Talk
Static-Dynamic Information Flow Control in Rust
Doctoral Symposium
Vincent Beardsley Ohio State University
14:30
30m
Talk
Step-wise Execution of Data-Centric Systems
Doctoral Symposium
Chi Zhang Nanjing University
15:00
30m
Talk
A VM-based Approach For Power Modeling
Doctoral Symposium
Joseph Raskind SUNY Binghamton