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ORCID6th ICCCN 1997: Las Vegas, NV, USA
- Proceedings of the International Conference On Computer Communications and Networks (ICCCN 1997), September 22-25, 1997 Las Vegas, NV, USA. IEEE Computer Society 1997, ISBN 0-8186-8186-1
Keynote Speech
- T. R. N. Rao:
Encryption, Electronic Signatures and Security in Computer Communications.
Session 1: ATM Networks I
- Toshihide Ibaraki, Tiko Kameda:
Multi-frame Isochronous Service for ATM Networks: Stop-and-Go Revisited. 4-10 - Jose Roberto Fernandez, Matt W. Mutka:
A Burst-Level Priority Scheme for Bursty Traffic in ATM Networks. 11-16 - Rohit Goyal, Raj Jain
, Shivkumar Kalyanaraman, Sonia Fahmy, Bobby Vandalore, Sastri Kota:
TCP Selective Acknowledgments and UBR Drop Policies to Improve ATM-UBR Performance over Terrestrial and Satellite Networks. 17-27
Session 2: Wireless Networks I
- Ching-Chuan Chiang, Mario Gerla, Lixia Zhang:
Shared Tree Wireless Network Multicast. 28-33 - Shu-Chin Su Chen, Ming-Feng Chang, Yi-Bing Lin:
Fault tolerance of PCS mobility databases. 542- - Bevan Das, Raghupathy Sivakumar, Vaduvur Bharghavan:
Routing in Ad Hoc Networks Using a Spine. 34-41
Session 3: Multicasting I
- Efstratios Thomopoulos, Louise E. Moser, P. M. Melliar-Smith:
Analyzing the latency of the Totem multicast protocols. 42-50 - Yuanyuan Yang:
The Performance of Multicast Banyan Networks. 51-59 - Jim Gemmell, Jörg Liebeherr, Dave Bassett:
An API for Scalable Reliable Multicast. 60-64 - Yuan-Cheng Lai, Ying-Dar Lin, Wei-Che Yu, Yuh-Tay Lin:
GMNF-DVMRP : A Modified Version of Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol. 65-69
Session 4: Congestion Control
- Yuan-Cheng Lai, Ying-Dar Lin:
Performance Analysis of Rate-based Congestion Control Scheme and Choice of High and Low Thresholds. 70-75 - Fabio M. Chiussi, Ambalavanar Arulambalam, Ye Xia, Xiaoqiang Chen:
Explicit Rate Abr Schemes Using Traffic Load as Congestion Indicator. 76-84 - Yong Lee, JooSeok Song:
Overload Cntrol of SCP in Advanced Intelligent Network with Fairness and Priority. 85-91
Session 5: Routing Protocols
- Thierry Chich, Pierre Fraigniaud:
An extended comparison of slotted and unslotted deflection routing. 92-97 - Ying-Yi Huang, Mart L. Molle:
An Improved Topology Discovery Algorithm for Networks with Wormhole Routing and Directed Links. 98-105 - Abdur Chowdhury, Ophir Frieder, David A. Grossman, Eric William Burger:
DRS: A Fault Tolerant Network Routing System for Mission Critical Distributed Applications. 106-115
Session 6: Wireless Networks II
- Cheul Woo Ro, Kishor S. Trivedi:
Performability analysis of handoff calls in personal communication networks. 116-121 - Kevin Q. Brown, Ravi Gopalakrishnan, Suresh Singh:
Transport state handoff in mobile cellular networks. 122-127 - Wen-Shyen E. Chen, Chun-Wu Roger Leng, Yao-Nan Lien:
A novel mobile agent search algorithm. 128-131 - Daniel O. Awduche, Emmanuel Agu:
Mobile extensions to RSVP. 132-137
Session 7: Optical Networks
- Gerardo A. Castañón, Ozan K. Tonguz, Alberto Bononi:
Teletraffic/Transmission Performance of Multi-Hop Networks using Hybrid-Store-and-Forward. 138-143 - Xijun Zhang, Chunming Qiao:
Pipelined Transmission Scheduling in All-Optical TDM/WDM Rings. 144-149 - Yousong Mei, Chunming Qiao:
Efficient Distributed Control Protocols for WDM All-Optical Networks. 150-153 - Peng-Jun Wan:
TWDM Multihop Lightwave Networks Based on Rotator Digraphs. 154-159
Session 8: Protocol Synthesis and Verification
- Hakim Kahlouche:
STEPS: A Software Tool-set for automatEd Protocol Synthesis. 160-165 - J. Jenny Li, Hong Liu, Rudolph E. Seviora:
Constructing automated protocol testing oracles to accommodate specification nondeterminism. 532- - Dimiter R. Avresky, Spyridon Vassilaras:
Automated Formal Verification of Protocols. 166-169 - A. Siafa:
Flexible multicast protocol. 170-175
Session 9: Multicasting II
- Khalid H. Sheta, Mukesh Singhal:
Scheduling support for multicasting sessions in broadband communication networks. 176-181 - K. Ravindran, Ting-Jian Gong:
Resource Allocation Control Protocols for Multicast Data Transport. 182-188 - Lifan Gu, J. J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves:
New Error Recovery Structures for Reliable Multicasting. 189-199
Keynote Address
- Tatsuya Suda:
Keynote Address.
Session 10: Distributed Multimedia Systems I
- Steven W. Carter, Darrell D. E. Long:
Video-on-Demand Server Efficiency through Stream Tapping. 200-207 - Xiaohua Jia, Niki Pissinou, Kia Makki:
A distributed algorithm of delay bounded multicast routing for multimedia applications. 208-213 - Hiroshi Kitamura:
New algorithms and techniques for well-synchronized audio and video streams communications. 214-221
Session 11: ATM Networks Modeling
- Ge Nong, Jogesh K. Muppala, Mounir Hamdi:
A Performance Model for ATM Switches with Multiple Input Queues. 222-227 - Xiaoming Liu, Danny H. K. Tsang, Liming Liu, Brahim Bensaou:
Tight Upper Bounds for Cell Loss Probabilities in ATM Multiplexers and Required Bandwidth Estimation. 228-235 - Chuang Lin, Bo Li, Jianping Wu:
Modeling ATM traffic using stochastic Petri net. 538-
Session 12: QoS Guarantees I
- Shailender Chaudhry, Alok N. Choudhary:
Time dependent priority scheduling for guaranteed QoS systems. 236-241 - Yinggang Xie, Tao Yang:
Efficient admission control for EDF scheduler with statistical QoS guarantee. 242-247 - Chotipat Pornavalai, Goutam Chakraborty, Norio Shiratori:
QoS routing algorithms for pre-computed paths. 248-255
Government Panel
- Frank Halloran, Tony Pressley, L. Goldber:
Government Panel (Funding).
Session 13: Wireless Networks III
- Peter Stañski, Arkady B. Zaslavsky:
Distributed and Persistent Mobile Agents for Heterogeneous Personal Communications Systems. 256-261 - Jelena V. Misic, Samuel T. Chanson, Frederick S. Lai:
Admission Control for Wireless Networks with Heterogeneous Traffic using Event Based Resource Estimation. 262-269 - Chenlei Chao, Toshio Katura, Minoru Kisimoto, Tetuya Ueda, Tatuya Matukawa, Hiromi Okada:
Network connectivity of layered self-organizing wireless networks. 270-276
Session 14: QoS Guarantees II
- Erol Basturk, Alexander Birman, G. Delp, Roch Guérin, R. Haas, Sanjay Kamat, Dilip D. Kandlur, P. Pan, Dimitrios E. Pendarakis, Vinod G. J. Peris, Raju Rajan, Debanjan Saha, Doug Williams:
Design and implementation of a QoS capable switch-router. 276-284 - Sergey Gorinsky, Sanjoy K. Baruah, Alexander D. Stoyen:
Boosting the Network Performance via Traffic Reshaping. 285-290 - Alexander Schill, Tino Hutschenreuther:
Supporting Distributed Applications on Advanced Communication Networks. 291-297
Invited Talks
- Robert L. Kaminski:
Air Force Global Communication Networks Research. - Frank Halloran:
The Use of ATM in a Tactical Environment.
Session 16: Traffic Control in ATM Networks
- Duke P. Hong, Tatsuya Suda:
Performance of ATM available bit rate for bursty TCP sources and interfering traffic. 298-305 - Hon-Wai Chu, Danny H. K. Tsang:
Dynamic bandwidth allocation for real-time VBR video traffic in ATM networks. 306-312 - M. Talla, Ahmed K. Elhakeem, Michel Kadoch:
QOS based performance of selective repeat transport user in hybrid ATM/TDMA networks. 313-319
Session 17: Networks for Real-Time Applications
- Norival R. Figueira:
A Solution for the Priority Queue Problem of Deadline-Ordered Service Disciplines. 320-325 - Sijing Zhang, Tee-Hiang Cheng, K. R. Subramanian, Liren Zhang, Chee Heng Tan:
Testing the Feasibility of Synchronous Bandwidth Allocation for Time-Critical Communication in FDDI Networks. 326-331 - T. Boggess, F. Shirley:
High-performance scalable computing for real-time applications. 332-335 - Cheng-Chi Yu, Sourav Bhattacharya:
Dynamic scheduling of real-time messages over an optical network. 336-341
Session 18: Networks Design I
- Masaki Aida, Noriyuki Takahashi:
Evaluation of the number of destination hosts for data networking and its application to address cache design. 342-349 - Eytan H. Modiano:
Scheduling packet transmissions in a multi-hop packet switched network based on message length. 350-357 - Peter Hofmann, Markus Rebensburg, Dieter Rueffler, Plamen L. Simeonov:
@INGate: A Distributed Intelligent Network Approach to Bridge Switching and Packet Networks. 358-363 - Bin Du, Jun Gu, Wei Wang, Danny H. K. Tsang:
Multispace Search for Minimizing the Maximum Nodal Degree. 364-371
Keynote Address
- Biswanath Mukherjee:
Optical Networks-Status Report and the Road Ahead.
Session 19: ATM Networks II
- Xuedong Jiang, Tao Yang:
Heuristic algorithms for path selection in private ATM networks. 372-377 - Chan Park, Jong Hyup Lee, Jin-Oh Kim, Hyup Jong Kim:
IP routing on logical address group. 378-382 - Sridhar Komandur, Daniel Mossé:
SPAM: a data forwarding model for multipoint-to-multipoint connection support in ATM networks. 383-389
Session 20: Multimedia Systems II
- Xiao Chen, Albert Mo Kim Cheng:
An Imprecise Algorithm for Real-Time Compressed Image and Video Transmission. 390-397 - Asha Dinesh, W. Melody Moh:
An efficient traffic control scheme for integrated voice, video and data over ATM networks: explicit allowed rate algorithm (EARA). 398-403 - Serban Catrava, Forouzan Golshani:
A Performance System for High Quality Desktop Video Conference. 404-409
Session 21: Internet and World Wide Web
- Igor Tatarinov, Alex Rousskov, Valery Soloviev:
Static caching in Web servers. 410-417 - Mahesh Kalyanakrishnan, Ravishankar K. Iyer, Jaqdish U. Patel:
Reliability of Internet Hosts - A Case Study from the End User's Perspective. 418-423 - Christoph Braendli, Harry Rudin:
Archiving agents for the World Wide Web. 424-426 - Xiannong Meng, Richard H. Fowler, Eric R. Rieken:
Gis2web and its inter-application communications issues. 427-433
Industrial Panel
- Kabekode V. S. Bhat, Sudhir S. Dixit:
Industrial Panel.
Session 22: TCP/IP
- Martin Gitsels, Hans Eberle, Christian Kleitsch:
NetRAP - A Network Resource Allocation Protocol for IP over Ethernet. 434-441 - Matthew T. Lucas, Dallas E. Wrege, Bert J. Dempsey, Alfred C. Weaver:
Statistical Characterization of Wide-Area IP Traffic. 442-449
Session 23: Network Performance Modeling
- David C. Roberts, David A. Grossman, Ophir Frieder, Robert Bernstein, Eric Bisfiop:
Performance testing of communication protocols for three-tier computing: results for ICA and X window protocols. 450-455 - Mohammad S. Obaidat, Jun Teng:
Performance analysis of parallel frame synchronization scheme in SDH systems. 456-461 - Rajiv Pimplaskar, Suk-Chung Yoon, E. K. Park:
Protocol Filtering: A Microscopic Approach to Windows NT and Novell NetWare Network Modeling. 462-467
Session 24: Networks Design II
- Joseph T. Dixon, Kenneth L. Calvert:
Effective Search Strategies for Application-Independent Speedup in UDP Demultiplexing. 468-474 - Elias Drakopoulos:
Design Issues in Data Networks. 475-480 - Sijing Zhang, Alan Burns:
Timing Properties of the Timed Token MAC Protocol. 481-487
Session 25: ATM Switch/Interface
- René J. Glaise, J. Munier:
A Low Cost Searching Device for an ATM Adapter. 488-493 - Patrik Sundström, Per Andersson:
ATM network interface architectures for low latency. 494-499 - Robert R. Henry:
A multicast ATM switch with slotted ring fabric. 500-503 - George Thomas, Venkateswar Veludandi:
ATM switches with bifurcated input queueing. 504-509
Session 26: Network Security and Tools
- Farid G. Hatefi, Forouzan Golshani:
A New Framework for Secure Network Management. 510-515 - David Thaler, Chinya V. Ravishankar:
An Architecture for Inter-Domain Troubleshooting. 516-523 - James Holt, Wuxu Peng:
An Innovative Routing Protocol Evaluation Tool. 524-
Invited Talks
- Sudhir S. Dixit:
Battle of the Bandwidths: Managed Versus Unmanaged Bandwidth in Multimedia Communication. - Tony Pressley:
The Impact of the Network on Both Department of Defense and Industry.
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