The 2010 International Symposium on Frontiers of Parallel and Distributed Computing (FPDC 2010) -- Efficient Grid on the OTIS-Arrangment Network -- Single Thread Program Parallelism with Dataflow Abstracting Thread -- Parallel Programming on a Soft-Core Based Multi-core System -- Dynamic Resource Tuning for Flexible Core Chip Multiprocessors -- Ensuring Confidentiality and Integrity of Multimedia Data on Multi-core Platforms -- A Paradigm for Processing Network Protocols in Parallel -- Real-Time Task Scheduling on Heterogeneous Two-Processor Systems -- A Grid Based System for Closure Computation and Online Service -- A Multiple Grid Resource Broker with Monitoring and Information Services -- Design Methodologies of Workload Management through Code Migration in Distributed Desktop Computing Grids -- Dynamic Dependent Tasks Assignment for Grid Computing -- Implementation of a Heuristic Network Bandwidth Measurement for Grid Computing Environments -- An Efficient Circuit–Switched Broadcasting in Star Graph -- Parallel Domain Decomposition Methods for High-Order Finite Element Solutions of the Helmholtz Problem -- Self-Organizing Neural Grove and Its Distributed Performance -- A Massively Parallel Hardware for Modular Exponentiations Using the m-ary Method -- Emulation of Object-Based Storage Devices by a Virtual Machine -- Balanced Multi-process Parallel Algorithm for Chemical Compound Inference with Given Path Frequencies -- Harnessing Clusters for High Performance Computation of Gene Expression Microarray Comparative Analysis -- Semantic Access Control for Corporate Mobile Devices -- A New Visual Simulation Tool for Performance Evaluation of MANET Routing Protocols -- A Web Service Composition Algorithm Based on Global QoS Optimizing with MOCACO -- Experiences Gained from Building a Services-Based Distributed Operating System -- Quick Forwarding of Queries to Relevant Peers in a Hierarchical P2P File Search System -- iCTPH: An Approach to Publish and Lookup CTPH Digests in Chord -- Toward a Framework for Cloud Security -- Cluster-Fault-Tolerant Routing in Burnt Pancake Graphs -- Edge-Bipancyclicity of All Conditionally Faulty Hypercubes -- The 2010 International Workshop on High Performance Computing Technologies and Applications (HPCTA 2010) -- Accelerating Euler Equations Numerical Solver on Graphics Processing Units -- An Improved Parallel MEMS Processing-Level Simulation Implementation Using Graphic Processing Unit -- Solving Burgers’ Equation Using Multithreading and GPU -- Support for OpenMP Tasks on Cell Architecture -- A Novel Algorithm for Faults Acquiring and Locating on Fiber Optic Cable Line -- A Parallel Distributed Algorithm for the Permutation Flow Shop Scheduling Problem -- A Self-Adaptive Load Balancing Strategy for P2P Grids -- Embedding Algorithms for Star, Bubble-Sort, Rotator-Faber-Moore, and Pancake Graphs -- Performance Estimation of Generalized Statistical Smoothing to Inverse Halftoning Based on the MTF Function of Human Eyes -- Power Improvement Using Block-Based Loop Buffer with Innermost Loop Control -- An Efficient Pipelined Architecture for Fast Competitive Learning -- Merging Data Records on EREW PRAM -- The 2010 International Workshop on Multicore and Multithreaded Architecture and Algorithms (M2A2 2010) -- Performance Modeling of Multishift QR Algorithms for the Parallel Solution of Symmetric Tridiagonal Eigenvalue Problems -- A Parallel Solution of Large-Scale Heat Equation Based on Distributed Memory Hierarchy System -- A New Metric for On-Line Scheduling and Placement in Reconfigurable Computing Systems -- Test Data Compression Using Four-Coded and Sparse Storage for Testing Embedded Core -- Extending a Multicore Multithread Simulator to Model Power-Aware Hard Real-Time Systems -- Real-Time Linux Framework for Designing Parallel Mobile Robotic Applications.

This book constitutes the symposia and workshops of the 10th International Conference on Algorithms and Architectures for Parallel Processing, ICA3PP. Each of the sympois and workshops focuses on a particular theme and complements the spectrum of the main conference.