John Burningham's France by John Burningham

John Burningham's France by John Burningham

Vertically-integrated 3D Multiprocessor Systems-on-Chip (3D MPSoCs) provide the means to continue integrating more functionality within a unit area while enhancing manufacturing yields and runtime performance. However, 3D MPSoCs are subject to amplified thermal challenges that undermine the corresponding reliability. To address these issues, several advanced cooling technologies alongside temperature-aware design-time optimizations and run-time management schemes have been proposed. Temperature-Aware Design and Management for 3D Multi-Core Architectures surveys recent advances in temperature-aware 3D MPSoC considerations. It explores the recent advanced cooling strategies, thermal modeling frameworks, design-time optimizations, and run-time thermal management schemes that are primarily targeted for 3D MPSoCs. As such, it provides a global perspective, highlighting the advancements and drawbacks of the recent state-of-the-art. While the primary focus is on existing methodologies and techniques, it also provides some insights on possible future directions related to this research discipline - temperature-aware design and management. Temperature-Aware Design and Management for 3D Multi-Core Architectures is an ideal primer for researchers and practitioners working in this area.

John Burningham works in the basement of his house in London on an old boardroom table, which came from The Monkey Club, a school for debutantes in Kensington, and is littered with pens, pencils, paints, papers and rough drawings. When he's not working on a book, he loves collecting -- furniture, statues, staircases, and old curtains. He travels around England and France looking for unusual things to put in his house or to sell to someone else. John marks the day with things to look forward to -- a large mug of good strong coffee to start the day, lunch, when his wife, children's book writer and illustrator Helen Oxenbury and John can discuss their work or just have a general chat; and at around six o'clock, a drink of delicious red wine, preferably French (wine is another one of his interests). He has always been interested in the third dimension, and many of his books have to be constructed layer by layer because he enjoys painting on different materials -- paper, cardboard, wood -- so that a variety of textures comes through on the printed page.

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ISBN 13	9780789425577
ISBN 10	0789425572
Title	John Burningham's France
Author	John Burningham
Condition	Unavailable
Publisher	Dk Children
Year published	1998-09-15
Number of pages	128
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.