TENTATIVE TECHNICAL PROGRAM
AND
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
IC3N'95
4th International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks
September 20 -- 23, 1995
Imperial Palace Hotel
Las Vegas, Nevada
Sponsored by USC Communication Sciences Institute,
SRI International, and DataTech,
in cooperation with
NASA, NSF, NIST, USL, IEEE Computer Society, and
IEEE Communication Society
Keynote Speakers:
* Pat Gary NASA
* Simon S. Lam University of Texas, Austin
* Barry Leiner ARPA
* M. Tamer Ozsu University of Alberta, Canada
* Tony Pressley Department of Defense (DoD)
* Avi Silberschatz AT&T Bell Lab.
* W. David Sincoskie Bellcore
* David Su NIST
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Tuesday, September 19
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6:00-8:00pm Registration
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Wednesday, September 20
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7:30-8:30am Registration
8:30-8:45am Opening Session: Kia Makki
IC3N'95 Program Chair
8:45-9:45am Keynote Speaker: Tony Pressley, Department of Defense (DoD)
"The Impact of the Network on both DoD and Industry"
9:45-10:00am Coffee Break
10:00-11:15am Three Parallel Sessions (1 ,2 ,3)
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Session 1: Performance Modeling I
Chair: Kabekode Bhat, AT&T
1. Performance Study of a Selective Encryption Scheme for the
Security of Networked, Real-Time Video (Ref. No. 161, Regular)
Tracy Bradley Maples (California State Univ., Long Beach)
George Anastassios Spanos (California State University, Long Beach)
2. Adaptive CACs Using Bayesian Performance Estimation
(Ref. No. 13, Regular)
Hiroshi Saito (NTT)
3. Object Oriented Modeling of Communication Protocols for
Re-Use (Ref. No. 181, Short)
Andrew A Hanish (La Trobe University)
Tharam S Dillon (La Trobe University)
Session 2: Protocol I
Chair: Yann-Hang Lee, University of Florida
1. A Group Communication Protocol for Distributed Network
Management Systems (Ref. No. 17, Short)
Kwang-Hui Lee (Changwon National University)
2. Reachability Problems for Cyclic Protocols (Ref. No. 143, Regular)
Raymond E Miller (University of Maryland at College Park)
Hong Liu (University of Maryland at College Park)
3. An Efficient Method for Protocol Conversion
(Ref. No. 146, Regular)
Zhong Ping Tao (Univ. de Montreal)
Session 3: Traffic Management
Chair: Christophe Loge, Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, France
1. A Discrete Time Analysis of TCP in Presence of Cross
Traffic (Ref. No. 190, Regular)
Denis Collange (France Telecom - CNET)
Patrick Brown (France Telecom - CNET)
Caroline Fenzy (France Telecom - CNET)
2. On Reachability and Reverse Reachability Analysis of
Communicating Finite State Machines (Ref. 75, Regular)
Wuxu Peng (Southwest Texas State University)
Kia Makki (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
3. Routing Multicast Connections with Optimal Network Cost
in ATM Networks (Ref. No. 57, Short)
Xiaohua Jia (City University of Hong Kong)
C H Lee (City University of Hong Kong)
J M Ng (City University of Hong Kong)
E Chan (City University of Hong Kong)
11:15-11:30am Coffee Break
11:30-12:30pm Three Parallel Sessions (4, 5, 6)
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Session 4: Internet Service
Chair: Hamid Sharif, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
1. Bi-Directional Shufflenet: A Multihop Topology for Backpressure
Flow Control (Ref. No. 25, Regular)
Prasasth Palnati (University of California, Los Angeles)
Emilio Leonardi (University of California, Los Angeles)
Mario Gerla (University of California, Los Angeles)
2. Transmitting Time-critical Data over Heterogeneous Subnetworks
using Standardized Protocols (Ref. No. 72, Short)
Werner Storz (FGAN/FFM)
G Beling (FGAN/FFM)
3. On the Latency in Client/Server Networks
(Ref. No. 171, Short)
Kai-Yeung Siu (University of California, Irvine)
Session 5: Network Security
Chair: Alexei A. Gaivornski, ITALTEL, Italy
1. Extending NCP for Protocols Using Public Keys
(Ref. No. 153, Regular)
Aviel David Rubin (Bellcore)
2. Efficient Protocols Secure Against Guessing and Replay Attacks
(Ref. No. 173, Regular)
Kai-Yeung Siu (University of California, Irvine)
Stephen Keung (University of California, Irvine)
Session 6: Invited talk: Benjamin Leon, University of Southwestern Louisiana
"Research Issures in Network Management"
12:30-1:30pm Lunch
1:30-2:30pm Keynote Speaker: M. Tamer Ozsu, University of Alberta
"Changing Infrastructure -- New Demands on Distributed Data Management"
2:30-4:00pm Three Parallel Sessions (7, 8, 9)
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Session 7: ATM Networking I
Chair: Yiping Ding, BGS Systems, Inc.
1. Circular Window Control Schemes in Fast Packet Switches
(Ref. No. 201, Regular)
Yann-Hang Lee (University of Florida)
Randy Chow (University of Florida)
Sandra E Cheung (University of Florida)
2. A Simulation Study of Schemes for Block Loss Reduction in ATM
Networks using FEC and Buffer Management (Ref. No. 24, Regular)
Vijay Srinivasan (IBM Networking Systems Architecture)
Anoop Ghanwani (Duke University)
Erol Gelenbe (Duke University)
3. A Burst-Oriented Traffic Control Framework for ATM Networks
(Ref. No. 94, Regular)
Matt W Mutka (Michigan State University)
Jose Roberto Fernandez (Michigan State University)
Session 8: Multicasting
Chair: Mukesh Singhal, Ohio State University
1. Multicasting in ATM networks using MINs (Ref. No. 118, Regular)
Suresh Subramaniam (University of Washington)
Arun K Somani (University of Washington)
2. Multicast Routing in Dense and Sparse Modes: Simulation Study
of Tradeoffs and Dynamics (Ref. No. 151, Regular)
Liming Wei (University of Southern California)
Deborah Estrin (University of Southern California)
3. Unicast, Multicast and Broadcast on Enhanced Fibonacci Cubes
(Ref. No. 144, Short)
Jie Wu (Florida Atlantic University)
4. Scalable Internet Multicast Routing (Ref. No. 196, Short)
M Parsa (University of California, Santa Cruz)
J J Garcia-Luna-Aceves (University of California, Santa Cruz)
Session 9: Panel (Funding)
4:00-4:30pm Coffee Break
4:30-6:00pm Three Parallel Sessions (10, 11, 12)
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Session 10: Distributed Multimedia Applications
Chair: Ophir Frieder, George Mason University
1. Video Conferencing on a LAN/MAN Interconnected system:
QoS Evaluation (Ref. No. 103, Regular)
M Lancia (Istituto Di Analisi Dei Sist Ed Inform)
M Droli (Universita degli Studi di Roma)
A Laureti-Palma (III University of Roma)
2. CHANNELS A Run-Time System for Multimedia Protocols
(Ref. No. 109, Regular)
Stefan Boecking (Siemens AG)
Vera Seidel (Siemens AG)
Per Vindeby (Siemens AG)
3. A Reflective Object-Oriented Distributed System for
Heterogeneous Multimedia Environments (Ref. No. 170, Regular)
Tatsuya Suda (University of California, Irvine)
Larry T Chen (University of California, Irvine)
Leslee Xu (University of California, Irvine)
Tetsuya Yamamoto (Nippon Steel Info. & Comm. Sys. Inc.)
Koji Obinata (Nippon Steel Info. & Comm. Sys. Inc.)
4. Multi-reception Service for a Multi-media News Application
Rolf Velthuys (University of Waterloo, Canada)
Kelly Lyons (University of Waterloo, Canada)
Ian Parsons (University of Waterloo, Canada)
Session 11: Reliability
Chair: Niki Pissinou, Center for Advanced Computer Studies
1. Data Sharing and Recovery in Gigabit-Networked Databases
(Ref. No. 176, Regular)
Sujata Banerjee (University of Pittsburgh)
Panos K Chrysanthis (University of Pittsburgh)
2. Real-time Computation of Empirical Autocorrelation, and
Detection of Non-stationary Traffic Conditions in High-speed
Networks (Ref. No. 105, Regular)
A W Bragg (North Carolina State University)
Wushow Chou (North Carolina State University)
3. The Maximum Dimensional Fault-Free Subcube Allocatable in
Faulty Hypercube (Ref. No. 18, Short)
Hiroshi Masuyama (Tottori University)
Toshihiko Sasama (Tottori University)
Hiroyuki Hashimoto (Tottori University)
4. How to Encourage Cheating with Virtual Path Policing in ATM
Networks (Ref. No. 32, Short)
David W Petr (The University of Kansas)
Ann Demirtjis (Sprint)
Session 12: Invited talk: George W. Zobrist, University of Missouri-Rolla
"Performance Evaluation and Migration to an Optical Fiber
Network"
7:00-9:00pm Conference Reception
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Thursday, September 21
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7:30-8:30am Registration
8:30-9:30am Keynote Speaker: Barry Leiner, ARPA
"Haterogeneity Challenges in the Global Information Infrasturcture"
9:30-9:45am Coffee Break
9:45-11:15am Three Parallel Sessions (13 ,14 ,15)
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Session 13: Performance Modeling II
Chair: Mostafa Ammar, Georgia Institute of Technology
1. A Quantitative Performance Comparison Study of Optical Ring
Networks with Different Header Speeds (Ref. No. 100, Regular)
Cheoul-Shin Kang (Han Nam University)
Byung-Seok Park (Han Nam University)
Jong-Dug Shin (Soongsil University)
Min-Yong Jeon (ETRI)
2. Transient Analysis of Cell Loss Control Mechanisms in ATM
Networks (Ref. No. 23, Regular)
Samuel T Chanson (The Hong Kong University of Sci and Tech)
Kelvin K Lee (The Hong Kong University of Sci and Tech)
3. Impact of Self-Similarity on the Go-Back-N ARQ Protocols
(Ref. No. 202, Regular)
Jonathan L Wang (Bellcore)
4. Buffer Size Trade-offs in Input/Output-Buffered ATM Switches
Under Various Conditions (Ref. No. 164, Short)
Hong Shi (AT&T Bell Lab.)
Naeem Abbasi (Columbia University)
Charles Zukowski (Columbia University)
Session 14: Network Management
Chair: Wei Liu, South Bell
1. SNMP to CMIP Translation Technique Based on Rule Description
(Ref. No. 1, Regular)
Nobutaka Nakamura (NTT Telecommunication Networks Labs.)
N Kashimura (NTT Telecommunication Networks Labs.)
K Motomura (NTT Telecommunication Networks Labs.)
2. A multilayer-architecture for SNMP-based, distributed and
hierarchical management of Local Area Networks
(Ref. No. 159, Regular)
Robert Konopka (Technische Universitat Munchen)
3. Network Management and System-Level Diagnosis
(Ref. No. 116, Short)
Sailesh Chutani (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
Henri J Nussbaumer (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)
4. A Formal Approach to Model SNMP Network Management Systems
(Ref. No. 15, Short)
Jianxin Li (The University of Southwestern Louisiana)
Benjamin Leon (The University of Southwestern Louisiana)
Session 15: Invited Talk: David Su, NIST
11:15-11:30am Coffee Break
11:30-12:30pm Three Parallel Sessions (16, 17, 18)
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Session 16: Mobile Communication
Chair: Verna Friesen, University of Waterloo, Canada TBA
1. Petri Nets Analysis of Transaction and Submitter Management
Protocols in Mobile Distributed Computing Environment
(Ref. No. 123, Regular)
A Zaslavsky (Monash University)
L H Yeo (Monash University)
B Mitelman (Monash University)
S J Lai (Monash University)
2. A Persistent Connection Model for Mobile and Distributed Systems
(Ref. No. 142, Regular)
Yongguang Zhang (Hughes Research Lab)
Son Dao (Hughes Research Lab)
Session 17: Interoperability
Chair: David Su, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
1. Study of Interoperability between EFCI and ER Switch
Mechanisms for ABR Traffic in an ATM Network
(Ref. No. 110, Regular)
Noda Golmie (National Inst. of Standsard & Tech.)
Yoon Chang (National Inst. of Standsard & Tech.)
David Su (National Inst. of Standsard & Tech.)
2. A New Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation Scheme for ATM Networks
(Ref. No. 106, Short)
Han Zhou (Tufts University)
C H Chang (Tufts University)
Session 18: Invited Talk
12:30-1:30pm Lunch
1:30-2:30pm Keynote Speaker: Avi Silberschatz, AT&T Bell Lab.
"On the Storage and Retrival of Continuous Media Data"
2:30-4:00pm Three Parallel Sessions (19, 20, 21)
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Session 19: Switching I
Chair: Sourva Bhattacharya, Honeywell
1. ATM Networks Allow Multimedia in Process Control Systems
(Ref. No. 149, Regular)
Jean-Francois Guillaud (L.G.I./I.M.A.G.)
Max R Pokam (L.G.I./I.M.A.G.)
Gerard Michel (L.G.I./I.M.A.G.)
2. The Deflecting Multicast Switch (Ref. No. 101, Regular)
Manju Hegde (Louisiana State University)
Y Li (Louisiana State University)
M Naraghu-Pour (Louisiana State University)
3. Sharing Buffer in an Input-Output Buffered ATM Switch without
Scaling up Memory Bandwidth Requirement (Ref. No. 30, Short)
Derek Pao (City University of Hong Kong)
S C Leung (City University of Hong Kong)
4. Loss Process Analysis of the Knockout Switch using Stochastic
Activity Networks (Ref. No. 150, Short)
William H Sanders (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Latha Kant (Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Session 20: Protocol II:
Chair: Xiaohua Jia, The University of Queensland, Australia
1. Delay Performance Evaluation of High Speed Protocols for
Multimedia Communications (Ref. No. 141, Short)
W Melody Moh (San Jose State University)
Yu-Jen Chien (San Jose State University)
Irene Zhang (San Jose State University)
Teng-Sheng Moh (Silicon Valley Research, Inc.)
2. An Algorithm for Determining the Feasibility of ATM/SONET Rings
in Broadband Networks (Ref. No. 80, Short)
Jay J Lee (GTE Laboratories, Inc.)
Kwi-yung Jung (GTE Laboratories, Inc.)
3. Protocol Discovery in Multiprotocol Networks
(Ref. No. 59, Regular)
Mostafa H Ammar (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Russell J Clark (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Kenneth L Calvert (Georgia Institute of Technology)
4. Improving the Demand-Priority Protocol (Ref. No. 12, Regular)
Jorg Ottensmeyer (University of Paderborn)
Peter Martini (University of Paderborn)
Session 21: Panel (Industrial)
4:00-4:30pm Coffee Break
4:30-6:00pm Three Parallel Sessions (22, 23, 24)
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Session 22: Flow Control
Chair: Forouzan Golshani, Arizona State University
1. The Multi-level Leaky Bucket Mechanism (Ref. No. 126, Regular)
John Silvestor (University of Southern California)
Gilberto Mayor (University of Southern California)
2. Using Destination Set Grouping to Improve the Performance of
Window-Controlled Multipoint Connections (Ref. No. 60, Regular)
Shun Yan Cheung (Emory University)
Mostafa H Ammar (George Institute of Technology)
3. Burst-Level Admission Control Protocols with Multirate Traffic
and Arbitrary Network Topology (Ref. No. 20, Regular)
Indra Widjaja (The University of Arizona)
Aruna K Kompella (The University of Arizona)
Session 23: Switching II
Chair: Oscar Ibarra, (University of California, Santa Barbara)
1. Design of a Large ATM Switch with Trunk Grouping
(Ref. No. 50, Regular)
James S. Meditch (University of Washington)
Sushil Aryal (University of Washingto)
2. A Large Capacity Photonic ATM Switch for Wavelength Division
Multiplexing Networks (Ref. No. 104, Regular)
Youngbok Choi (Osaka University)
Hideki Tode (Osaka University)
Hiromi Okada (Osaka University)
Hiromasa Ikeda (Osaka University)
3. A Hierarchical ATM Switch Architecture (Ref. No. 82, Short)
Jin Li (University of Texas at Austin)
Chuanlin Wu (University of Texas at Austin)
4. Sharing Memory in Multistage ATM Switches (Ref. No. 91, Short)
Ellen L Hahne (AT&T Bell Lab)
Debashis Basak (Ohio State University)
Abhijit K Choudhury (AT&T Bell Lab)
Session 24: Invited Talk: Ahmed Elmagarmid, Purdue University
"Experiences with Research and Development in Multidatabase
Systems: An Agenda for Future Work"
7:00-9:00pm Banquet
Banquet Speaker: Pat Gary, NASA
"Internetworking ATM LAN's, MAN's and Wan's"
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Friday, September 22
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7:30-8:30am Registration
8:30-9:30am Keynote Speaker: W. David Sincoskie, Bellcore
9:30-9:45am Coffee Break
9:45-11:15am Three Parallel Sessions (25, 26, 27)
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Session 25: LAN & PC Performance
Chair: Mark L. Huson, USAF
1. Performance Analysis of Database Systems in Personal
Communication Systems (PCS) (Ref. No. 158, Regular)
Victor O K Li (University of Southern California)
Xiaoxin Qiu (University of Southern California)
2. A Case Study in Local Area Migration to ATM
(Ref. No. 155, Regular)
Johnny W Wong (University of Waterloo)
V J Friesen (University of Waterloo)
3. Performance Study of Buffering within Switches in Local Area
Networks (Ref. No. 61, Short)
Mukesh Singhal (The Ohio State University)
Amr Elsaadany (The Ohio State University)
Ming T Liu (The Ohio State University)
4. Performance Evaluation of Communication Networks for Distributed
Computing (Ref. No. 117, Short)
Rod Fatoohi (NASA Ames Research Center)
Session 26: Algorithms
Chair: Irfan Khan, Qualcomm, Inc.
1. ATM Test Traffic Generation Algorithms (Ref. No. 10, Regular)
Gerd Keiser (GTE Government Systems Corp)
Carrie Carter (GTE Government Systems Corp)
David Freeman (GTE Government Systems Corp)
2. Personalized Broadcasting in Banyan-Hypercube Networks
(Ref. No. 207, Regular)
Abdelghani Bellaachia (Al-Akhawayn University in Ifrane)
Abdou Youssef (The George Washington University)
3. Parallel Assignment to Distinct Identities in Arbitrary Networks
(Ref. No. 145, Short)
Mohamed Naimi (Laboratoire d Informatique)
4. A Distributed Stereocorrelation Algorithm (Ref. No. 180, Short)
Hamid R Arabnia (The University of Georgia)
Session 27: Invited talk
11:15-11:30am Coffee Break
11:30-12:30pm Three Parallel Sessions (28, 29, 30)
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Session 28: Internetworking I & FDDI
Chair: Caroline Fayet, INT, France
1. Phasing ATM Technology into an IP Environment
(Ref. No. 99, Regular)
Yakov Rekhter (IBM Watson Research)
Dilip Kandlur (IBM Watson Research)
2. FDDI-ATM Internetworking Simulation (Ref. No. 192, Short)
Tan Kok Keong (Nanyang Technological University)
K R Subramanian (Nanyang Technological University)
Cheng Tee Hiang (Nanyang Technological University)
3. On the Schedulability of Synchronous Message Sets with the
Minimum Message Deadline Less than 2*TTRT in an FDDI Network
(Ref. No. 74, Short)
Alan Burns (University of York)
Sijing Zhang (University of York)
4. Approximating the FDDI Synchronous Mode (Ref. No. 129, Regular)
George C Polyzos (University of California, San Diego)
David C Etherton (University of California, San Diego)
Michael M Johnson (University of California, San Diego)
Session 29: Quality of Services
Chair: Wuxu Peng, Southwest Texas State University
1. Scheduling for Quality of Service Guarantees via Service Curves
(Ref. No. 130, Regular)
George C Polyzos (University of California, San Diego)
Hanrijanto Sariowan (University of California, San Diego)
Rene L Cruz (University of California, San Diego)
2. Performability-based Quality of Service Metrics for Communication
Services (Ref. No. 184, Regular)
Manish Malhotra (AT&T Bell Labs.)
Malathi Veeraraghavan (AT&T Bell Labs.)
Session 30: Invited Talk
12:30-1:30pm Lunch
1:30-2:30pm Keynote Speaker: Simon S. Lam, University of Texas, Austin
2:30-4:00pm Three Parallel Sessions (31, 32, 33)
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Session 31: Video
Chair: Ki-Jun Han, Kyungpook National University
1. Video Quality Control under Cell-Discarding Algorithms in an
ATM Network Supporting Layer-Encoded Video Streams
(Ref. No. 152, Regular)
Kirk K Chang (AT&T Bell Lab)
Izhak Rubin (University of California, Los Angeles)
2. Limiting the Access Bandwidth of a Video Source: Model and
Performance Analysis (Ref. No. 193, Regular)
Evaggelos Geraniotis (University of Maryland)
W C Chan (University of Maryland)
3. Traffic Smoothing and Bandwidth Allocation for VBR MPEG-2 Video
Connections in ATM Networks (Ref. No. 115, Regular)
Tao Yang (Technical University of Nova Scotia)
Zhongyong Guo (Technical University of Nova Scotia)
Jian Ni (Technical University of Nova Scotia)
Session 32: Network Queueing
Chair: Hamid Abachi, Monash University, Australia
1. A Delay Model for Priority Classes of FDDI based on M/G/1 with
Vacations (Ref. No. 124, Regular)
Anura P Jayasumana (Colorado State University)
Priya N Werahera (Colorado State University)
Duane C Boes (Colorado State University)
2. Evaluation of Multi-queue Buffered Multistage Interconnection
Networks under Uniform and Nonuniform Traffic Patterns
(Ref. No. 97, Regular)
Jianxun Ding (Intel Corporation)
Laxmi N Bhuyan (Texas A&M University)
3. A Queueing Model for Wormhole Routing with Timeout
(Ref. No. 140, Regular)
Po-Chi Hu (University of California, Los Angeles)
Leonard Kleinrock (University of California, Los Angeles)
Session 33: Invited Talk
4:00-4:30pm Coffee Break
4:30-6:00pm Three Parallel Sessions (34, 35, 36)
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Session 34: ATM Traffic Control II
Chair: Richard Vickers, Bell Northern Research, Canada
1. Simple Schemes for Traffic Integration at Call Set-up Level in
ATM Networks (Ref. No. 111, Regular)
Franco Davoli (University of Genoa)
Raffaele Bolla (University of Genoa)
Mario Marchese (University of Genoa)
2. A New ATM Congestion Control Scheme for Shared Buffer Switch
Architectures (Ref. No. 206, Regular)
Magdy A Bayoumi (CACS, USL)
A Agrawal (CACS, USL)
A Elchouemi (CACS, USL)
3. Bandwidth Allocation for VBR Video Traffic in ATM Networks
(Ref. No. 70, Short)
Hon-Wai Chu (Hong Kong University of Sci and Techn)
Danny H K Tsang (Hong Kong University of Sci and Tech)
Tao Yang (Technical University of Nova Scotia)
4. Buying and Selling Computational Power over the Network
(Ref. No. 93, Short)
Orly Kremien (Bar-Ilan University, Israel)
Session 35: Routing
Chair: Yongguang Zhang, Hughes Research Lab
1. Dual-Hop LANs Using Station Wavelength Routing
(Ref. No. 42, Regular)
Terence D Todd (McMaster University)
Nima Ahmadvand (McMaster University)
2. A Scalable Virtual Circuit Routing Scheme for ATM Networks
(Ref. No. 52, Regular)
Cengiz Alaettinoglu (University of Southern California)
Ibrahim Matta (University of Maryland)
A Udaya Shankar (University of Maryland)
3. Core Selection Methods for Multicast Routing (Ref. No. 41, Short)
Ellen W Zegura (Georgia Tech)
Kenneth L Calvert (Georgia Tech)
Michael J Donahoo (Georgia Tech)
4. QoS based Routing for ATM Networks (Ref. No. 182, Short)
Bernard Sales (Brussels Universities)
L Franck (Brussels Universities)
5. On Multicast Routing (Ref. No. 189 Regular)
Kia Makki (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)
Session 36: Internetworking II
Chair: Mohan Sharma, IBM Corp.
1. Deadlock Detection in Communicating Finite State Machines
by Even Reachability Analysis (Ref. No. 128, Regular)
Wuxu Peng (Southwest Texas State University)
2. Call Admission Control Issues in a Wireless ATM Network
(Ref. No. 62, Short)
Lily Cheng (Michigan State University)
3. Libra: An Object-Oriented ATM Network Simulator
(Ref. No. 175, Short)
Wen-Shyen E. Chen (National Chung-Hsing University)
Chun-Hong Lin (National Chung-Hsing University)
4. ATM Cell Scheduling with Queue Length-Based Priority
Scheme Using Neural (Ref. No. 183, Regular)
Young-Kenn Park (University of Minnesota)
Gyungho Lee (University of Minnesota)
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ICCCN'95 Tutorials
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Saturday, September 23, 1995
Tutorial Information
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TUTORIAL 1 (full day tutorial):
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Title: ATM Networks
Instructor: H. C. Torng
For: Engineers, scientists, and managers who wish to explore the emerging
asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) networks, with an emphasis on its design
and applications.
Description: The presentation includes the design and services of ATM
networks; it covers the following topics: the migration from the synchronous
transfer mode to the asynchronous transfer mode; ATM cell structure; ATM
protocol; virtual circuit and virtual path concepts; Synchronous Optical
Network (SONET); Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI); ATM switching --
Batcher-Banyan networks, Knockout switch, multiprocessing, and others;
network management issues.
H. C. Torng is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at Cornell University;
he has received several excellence in teaching awards, including one
in 1995. He spent two years at Bell Laboratories. He is an IEEE Fellow,
and was an editor for IEEE Transactions on Computers.
TUTORIAL 2 (half day - 5 hours - tutorial):
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Title: Teletraffic Modeling and Analysis in High-Speed ATM Networks
Instructor: KHOSROW SOHRABY
The emphasis is more on teletraffic and traffic engineering aspects.
Description: The Objective of this tutorial is to provide a brief review of
ATM architecture and an advanced overview of traffic modeling and analysis
in high-speed ATM networks.
The ATM layer architecture will be discussed very briefly, where physical
layer, ATM layer and ATM adaptation layer (AAL) will be examined.
Traffic engineering, correlated source modeling, cells loss estimation,
call admission control and a simple probabilistic calculus for estimating
the end-to-end cell delay variation (jitter) will be given in detail.
Instructor: KHOSROW SOHRABY received B.Eng and M.Eng degrees from the McGill
University, Montreal, Canada in 1979 and 1981, respectively, and Ph.D
degree in 1985 from the University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, all in
Electrical Engineering. During 1984-1986 he was a research associate at the
L'institute national de la recherche scientific - INRS Telecommunications,
Montreal, Canada. In 1986 he joined AT&T Bell Laboratories, Holmdel, NJ as
a Member of Technical Staff in the Teletraffic Theory and System Performance
Analysis Department. In 1989 he joined IBM T.J. Watson Research Center,
Yorktown Heights, NY as a Research Staff Member in the Communications
Systems Department. While at IBM research, he was an adjunct faculty at
Polytechnic University and Columbia University in the Department of
Electrical Engineering teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in
telecommunications. Since 1994 he has been professor with the CSTP at the
University of Missouri-Kansas City.
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ICCCN'95
Fourth International Conference on Computer
Communications and Networks (ICCCN'95)
September 20 -- 23, 1995, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Sponsored by USC Communication Sciences Institute, SRI International, and
Datatech
In cooperation with NASA, NSF, NIST, IEEE Communication Society,
IEEE Computer Society, and ACM
General Chair: E.K. Park, USNA; Program Chair: Kia Makki, UNLV
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*Student with accepted paper pays regular fee ($350)
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Tutorials: | | Author/regular attendee | Student |
|-----------|--------------------------|-----------|
|Tutorial #1| US$260 | US$160 |
|Tutorial #2| US$180 | US$100 |
|-----------|--------------------------|-----------|
Tutorial you will attend(please check): Tutorial #1______ Tutorial #2______
** Tutorial pre-registration deadline is August 20, 1995 !!!
LATE/ONSITE (Received AFTER July 15, 1995 from authors and
from regular attendee/student after August 20, 1995):
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Regular attendee ($390.00)_________; Student without paper($240.00)_______
*Student with accepted paper pays regular fee ($390)
____________________________________________________
Tutorials: | | Author/regular attendee | Student |
|-----------|--------------------------|-----------|
|Tutorial #1| US$300 | US$200 |
|Tutorial #2| US$220 | US$140 |
|-----------|--------------------------|-----------|
Tutorial you will attend (please check): Tutorial #1_____ Tutorial #2_____
** Late rate for tutorials begins on August 21, 1995 !!!
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ICCCN95 Reg. Fee : choose category $_______________
Tutorial Fee for each: choose categories $_______________
Extra Page Charge:(U.S. $100.00 per page) $_______________
Extra Conf. Reception Tickets: ($30/ea) $_______________
Extra Conf. Banquet Tickets: ($40/ea) $_______________
Extra Proceedings: ($40/ea) $_______________
Total Amount Enclosed: U.S. $____________________
** Make check/money order payable to "ICCCN95" **
Signature:___________________________________ Date:__________________________
** Please include the extra page charge here in this registrtion form and
** send the form with the total payment to Dr. Park (the author kit from
** IEEE said that you need to send the extra page charges to IEEE, but you
** don't have to do that and send extra page charge with registration fees
** together ONE check or money order to Dr. Park. If you already sent the
** extra page charges to IEEE with your manuscripts then do not worry and
** IEEE will mail it to Dr. Park) .Thanks.
-------------------- cut here to mail the above form ------------------------
* At least ONE author per accepted paper should pre-register by above deadline
(July 15, 1995), or the paper will be excluded from the proceedings UNLESS
you make an arrangements with us on the payment plan before the pre-reg.
deadline. So please contact Dr. Park to make an arrangements if you can not
pay by the deadline.
* The maximum length is 8 pages per regular paper and 4 pages per short paper.
Authors can buy at most 2 extra pages at a cost of U.S. $100.00 per page (so
total length limit is 10 pages for a regular and 6 pages for a short papers
if you buy extra pages).
* Send the registration form with fee (in US Dollars ONLY and make checks or
money order payable to "ICCCN95") to:
Dr. EK Park
ICCCN95 Treasurer
Computer Science Dept
US Naval Academy
573 Holloway Road
Annapolis, MD 21402 USA
(410)293-6806; (410)293-2686(fax); eun@usna.navy.mil
by July 15, 1995 (pre-registration cut off date for authors). The conference
registration fee covers the proceedings, conference reception, refreshments
during the conference, and the dinner banquet. Additional reception ticket
for $30.00 and banquet ticket for $40.00 can be purchased.
* Payment in U.S. dollars ONLY (check drawn on a U.S. bank or International
Money Order -- for authors/attendees from overseas -- from a bank in your
country in US Dollars but it should be cashable at a branch of that bank in
the United States or at any US banks. If you send us check or Money order,
then the check or money order should have complete "micro encoding line" at
the bottom of the it -- ask your bank about this and do not send us any check
or money order without this line and this line tells us the check or money
order can be cashed in the US at the branch of your country's bank or at any
US banks. Otherwise please send Traveler's check of American Express or Visa
or MasterCard (be sure that you sign it and payable to "ICCCN95/Dr. Park").
We accept purchase orders from U.S. organizations only. We DO NOT accept any
other form of payments. This is because collection fee is too expensive, up
to US$60.00 per case, if you don't follow above payment options. You are
responsible for paying fees to get the check or international money order.
* ICCCN95 will be held at: Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino
3535 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
Telephone: (702) 731-3311; 1-800-634-6441
Room Rates: $65.00 (Sun-Thur), $75.00 (Fri & Sat). All room rates are net per
room, per night, single or double occupancy plus 8% Clark County room tax.
Additional persons in a room will be at the rate of $12.00, per person, per
night, plus room tax. Children ages 5 and under will be free when occupying
the same room with an adult/parent. If additional facilities are needed to
accommodate children such as, roll-away bed or crib, the charge will be $12.00,
per night, plus room tax.
Any room not cancelled twenty-four (24) hours prior to arrival will
automatically be charged a Cancellation Fee of one (1) night's Occupancy at
the contracted rate.
Individuals to make their own reservations by calling 1-800-634-6441, and ask
for Ms. Blue (Please mention you are with "Network IC3N Conference").
Individuals are on their own for payment of room, tax and any incidental
charges. All reservations must be made prior to the Cut-off date of Sunday,
August 20, 1995 by 5.00 PM.
* If you have any questions on registrations (Dr. Park; eun@usna.navy.mil) and
technical programs (Dr. Makki; kia@koko.cs.unlv.edu), contact appropriate
person.
P.S:
1. Student ID is required to pick up registration materials on site for student
rate attendees.
2. Acknowledgement of receipt of the registration form with payment will be sent
out by only e-mail if you provide your e-mail address. Conference materials
including receipts and proceedings can be picked up only at the registration
desk on site.
3. Refund Policy: Paid registrants who cannot attend, and do not send a
substitute, are entitled to a refund of paid fees (less a US$60.00 processing
fee plus any bank charges if there are) if a request is received in writing on
or before August 1, 1995. Registrants are liable for their full fees after that
date (i.e., NO Refund will be made !!). All no-show registrations will be
billed in full.
Primary Author is responsible/liable for full registration fees for the
accepted paper and at least one author per paper (if not the primary author)
must register by the July 15, 1995 deadline or make an arrangement with payment
plan (registration fee for the paper will not be refunded at any cases).
4. Please let us know if you are not planning to attend any of the following
events (please put check marks):
___________________________________________________________
| | WILL ATTEND | WILL NOT ATTEND |
|__________________________|_____________|_________________|
|Sep. 20 Reception | | |
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|Sep. 21. Banquet | | |
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