[CL] ================================================ AMAST Links 01 03 Special Issue of _Parallel Algorithms and Applications_ on Algorithms for Enhanced Mesh Architectures Typical processing needs found today in industrial, medical, and military applications routinely involve handling extremely large volumes of data. The amount of data involved in these applications, combined with real-time processing requirements have suggested massively parallel architectures as the only way to achieve the level of performance required for many time- and safety-critical tasks. Recently, high-performance massively parallel machines have been enhanced by the addition of various bus systems. We are planning to edit a special issue of the PAA that will focus on the design and analysis of algorithms for enhanced mesh architectures. Specific topics of interest include, but are not limited to: o Image Processing, Pattern Recognition, Computational Geometry, o Data Structures and Fundamental Algorithms, o Lower Bounds for Reconfigurable Models, o Routing Algorithms, o Fault Tolerance Issues, o VLSI Chip Design Issues, o Mapping of Parallel Algorithms, o Embedding Problems: Static and Dynamic, o Special-Purpose Reconfigurable Architectures, o Load Balancing Issues. Publication is scheduled for Fall 1995. Please submit five copies of your manuscript to the guest editor by February 15, 1994: Professor Stephan Olariu Department of Computer Science, Old Dominion University Norfolk, VA 23529-0162, USA. Email: olariu@cs.odu.edu *Instructions for submitting papers:* Papers should not exceed 30 double-spaced pages including figures, tables etc. Papers should not have been previously published, nor currently submitted elsewhere for publication. Papers should include a title page containing title, authors' names and affiliations, postal and email addresses, phone and fax numbers. All submissions should include a 500-word abstract. All submitted papers will be refereed under the usual criteria of PAA. (Note: If you are willing to review papers for this special issue, please send a note with research interest to Professor Olariu.)