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  Proceedings of the 1st Intenational Symposium on Information and Communication Technologies, Dublin, Ireland, September 24-26, 2003. Trinity College Dublin 2003 ACM International Conference Proceeding Series 49

Signal processing

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  Jinkeun Hong, Sunchun Park, Janghong Yoon, Jae-Young Koh, Daeho Kim: Design of random noise generator using SW algorithm. 9-14
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  Neil Dunstan, Stephen Hodgson: A processor array for computing wavelet energies. 15-20
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  Abdellah Kacha, Francis Grenez, Philippe De Doncker, Khier Benmahammed: A wavelet-based approach for frequency estimation of interference signals in printed circuit boards. 21-26

Computer science in health and education

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  John Fulcher: The use of smart devices in eHealth. 27-32
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  Pedro Gómez Vilda, Victor Nieto Lluis, Rafael Martínez, Agustín Álvarez Marquina, F. Rodríguez, Victoria Rodellar: Detection of the mucosal wave in the speech signal for larynx pathology characterization. 33-39
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  John Fulcher, Russell Gluck, Marion Worthy, Kim Draisma, Wilma Vialle: A neural network, speech-based approach to literacy. 40-45
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  Blaise W. Liffick: Assistive technology in computer science. 46-51
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  Cestmir Stuka, Daniel Smutek: Correlation of the entrance examination result and the study success at the Medical Faculty, Charles University Prague. 52-57
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  Martina Berankova, Petra Nevrivova: Problems in operational and systems analysis educational process: solved by ICT application. 58-63

Machine learning and applications

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  Ganka Petkova Kovacheva, Hidemitsu Ogawa: Radial basis function classifier for fault diagnostics. 64-69
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  David Edelman: Adapting support vector machine methods for horserace odds prediction. 70-75
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  Giuseppe Ascia, Vincenzo Catania, Maurizio Palesi, Antonio Parlato: An evolutionary approach for reducing the energy in address buses. 76-81

Image processing

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  Josef Scharinger: Detecting watermarks at arbitrary image resolution. 82-87
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  Othman Khalifa: Image data compression in wavelet transform domain using modified LBG algorithm. 88-93
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  Sang-su Lee, Jong-wook Han, Hyo-wook Bae: The encryption method to share a secret binary image and its decryption system. 94-99
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  Daniel Smutek, Radim Sára, Petr Sucharda, Ludvík Tesar: Different types of image texture features in ultrasound of patients with lymphocytic thyroiditis. 100-102

Data mining and database technology

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  Markus Hofmann, Brendan Tierney: The involvement of human resources in large scale data mining projects. 103-109
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  Abdualrraouf A. Elbibas, Mick J. Ridley: Using metadata for developing automated Web system interface. 113-118
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  B. John Oommen, Jing Chen: A new histogram method for sparse attributes: the averaged rectangular attribute cardinality map. 119-125

Communication technology I - coding and wireless

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  Vahid Tabataba Vakili, Arash Aziminejad, Mohammad Reza Dehbozorgi: A novel speed-sensitive bidirectional overflow and hand-down resource allocation strategy for hierarchical cellular networks. 126-131
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  Sakari Junnila, Jarkko Niittylahti: Wireless technologies for data acquisition systems. 132-137
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  Yun Gong, Tadas Marcinkevicius: Video transmission over a GSM wireless network. 138-143
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  Xuerong Yong: Analyzing the codes that avoid specified differences by binary tree. 144-149
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  Klaus Knoche, Jürgen Rinas, Karl-Dirk Kammeyer: MAI-suppression with fractional T-equalizer for CDMA. 150-155

Invited workshop on adaptive systems for ubiquitous computing

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  David Lewis, Declan O'Sullivan: Adaptive systems for ubiquitous computing. 156
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  Robert O'Connor, Sven van der Meer: Present and future organisational models for wireless networks. 157-162
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  Simon Dobson: Applications considered harmful for ambient systems. 163-168
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  Steffen Higel, Tony O'Donnell, Vincent Wade: Towards a natural interface to adaptive service composition. 169-174
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  Stephen Greene, Jason Finnegan: Usability of mobile devices and intelligently adapting to a user's needs. 175-180
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  Ken Murray, Rajiv Mathur, Dirk Pesch: Intelligent access and mobility management in heterogeneous wireless networks using policy. 181-186
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  John Paul O'Grady, Susan Rea, Sinead Cummins, Dirk Pesch, Rajiv Mathur: Dynamic configuration management for MANETs: an overview. 187-192
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  Paddy Nixon, Feng Wang, Sotirios Terzis: Programming structures for adaptive ambient systems. 193-198
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  Ruaidhri Power: Topic maps for context management. 199-204
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  Owen Conlan, Ruaidhri Power, Steffen Higel, Declan O'Sullivan, Keara Barrett: Next generation context aware adaptive services. 205-212

Pervasive computing and virtual reality

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  Sven Buchholz, Thomas Buchholz: Adaptive content networking. 213-219
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  Hannah Slay, Bruce H. Thomas, Rudi Vernik: An interaction model for universal interaction and control in multi display environments. 220-225
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  Bruce H. Thomas, Wayne Piekarski: Outdoor virtual reality. 226-231
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  James Auger, Jimmy Loizeau, Stefan Agamanolis: Iso-phone: a total submersion telephonic experience. 232-236
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  J. Shi, I. A. Oraifige, F. R. Hall: Adding haptic feedback to engineering simulation. 237-241
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  Francis Rousseaux, Alain Bonardi: New tools and practices for electronic music distribution. 242-248

Electronic document technology

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  Nobutaka Suzuki, Yorichiro Sato, Michiyoshi Hayase: On merging structured documents with move operation. 249-254
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  Henryk Krawczyk, Bogdan Wiszniewski: Digital document life cycle development. 255-260
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  Arnold Neville Pears, Carl Erickson: Enriching online learning resources with "explanograms". 261-266
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  Ruey-Shun Chen, Shien-Chiang Yu: Developing an XML framework for metadata system. 267-272

Invited workshop on conceptual information retrieval and clustering of documents

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  Davide Buscaldi, Giovanna Guerrini, Marco Mesiti, Paolo Rosso: Tag semantics for the retrieval of XML documents. 273-278
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  Daniel Jiménez, Edgardo Ferretti, Vicente Vidal, Paolo Rosso, Carlos F. Enguix: The influence of semantics in IR using LSI and K-means clustering techniques. 279-284
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  Antonio Ferrández Rodríguez, Julio Martínez, Jesús Peral: An entity-relation approach to information retrieval. 285-290
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  Cormac O'Brien, Carl Vogel: Spam filters: bayes vs. chi-squared; letters vs. words. 291-296
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  Sofie Van Gijsel, Carl Vogel: Inducing a cline from corpora of political manifestos. 297-303
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  Gabriel Castillo, Gerardo Sierra, John McNaught: An improved algorithm for semantic clustering. 304-309
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  Martin Holub: A new approach to conceptual document indexing: building a hierarchical system of concepts based on document clusters. 310-315
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  Marco Mesiti, Elisa Bertino, Giovanna Guerrini: An abstraction-based approach to measuring the structural similarity between two unordered XML documents. 316-321

Invited workshop on network security and management

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  Tom Coffey, Reiner Dojen: Analysis of a mobile communication security protocol. 322-328
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  Tom Coffey, Reiner Dojen, Tomas Flanagan: On the automated implementation of modal logics used to verify security protocols. 329-334
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  T. Newe, Tom Coffey: Security protocols for 2G and 3G wireless communications. 335-340

Security technology and applications

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  Nol Premasathian, Somying Thainimit: Structure free highway toll collection using non-repudiated tickets. 341-344
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  Jae-Deok Lim, Joon-Suk Yu, Jeong-Nyeo Kim: A study of the method of providing secure network channel among secure OSs. 345-350
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  Tom Coffey, Puneet Saidha, Peter Burrows: Analysing the security of a non-repudiation communication protocol with mandatory proof of receipt. 351-356
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  Neville I. Williams: E-business security issues for SMEs in a virtual hosting environment. 357-364
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  Gustavo A. Santana Torrellas, Luis A. Villa Vargas: Modelling a flexible network security systems using multi-agents systems: security assessment considerations. 365-371

Modelling and control

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  Lyudmila Mihaylova, René K. Boel: Hybrid stochastic framework for freeway traffic flow modelling. 372-377
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  Theodore S. Stamoulakatos, Efstathios D. Sykas: Signal pattern recognition, hidden markov modeling and traffic flow modeling filters applied in existing signaling of cellular networks for vehicle volume estimation. 378-384
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  Pauline Sourdille, Aidan O'Dwyer: A new modified Smith predictor design. 385-390
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  Brita H. Hafskjold: Anti-run-dry algorithm for optimal control of playoutbuffers. 391-398

Invited workshop on digital interaction

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  Claudia Roda, Julie Thomas: Digital interaction: introduction to the first international workshop. 399-402
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  Jacqueline Brodie, James Evans, Laurence Brooks, Mark Perry: Supporting human interaction through digital technology: theory and practice. 403-408
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  Eva Jacobus, Brian R. Duffy: The language of machines. 409-414
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  Geert de Haan: The design of I-mass as a tool for interacting with cultural heritage. 415-420
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  Päivö Laine, Lic. Phil: Explicitness and interactivity. 421-426
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  Duska Rosenberg, Simon Foley, Stavros Kammas, Mirja Lievonen: Interaction space theory: a framework for tool development. 427-432

Human computer interaction

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  Bryan Duggan, Mark Deegan: Considerations in the usage of text to speech (TTS) in the creation of natural sounding voice enabled web systems. 433-438
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  G. Somers, R. N. Whyte: Hand posture matching for Irish Sign language interpretation. 439-444
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  Derek P. Brock, James A. Ballas, Brian McClimens: Perceptual issues for the use of 3D auditory displays in operational environments. 445-448

Software tools and programming languages

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  Daniel C. M. May, Bent Bruun Kristensen, Palle Nowack: Supporting complexity through (informational and physical) collaboration and modeling. 449-455
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  Kumpon Farpinyo, Twittie Senivongse: Designing and creating relational schemas with a CWM-based tool. 456-461
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  Josef Pavlicek, Vojtech Merunka, Petra Nevrivova: The development of the information systems. 462-467
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  Anthony Sartini, John Waldron: Dynamic profiling & comparison of Sun Microsystems' JDK1.3.1 versus the Kaffe VM APIs. 468-474

WWW applications

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  Marko Niinimäki, Miika Tuisku, Matti Heikkurinen: Designing for flexibility: separating user interface design from program logic and data. 475-480
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  Chen Li, Claus Pahl: Security in the Web Services Framework. 481-486
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  Marian Ventuneac, Tom Coffey, Ioan Salomie: A policy-based security framework for Web-enabled applications. 487-492
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  Md. Asri Ngadi, Bernard S. Doherty: Multi-users shared whiteboard under Web-multicast system. 493-498

Invited workshop on middleware interoperability of enterprise applications

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  Ralf Gitzel, Markus Aleksy: MIEA 2003 workshop: message from the editors. 499
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  Gilson Wilson, Ullas O. Tharakan: Unified security framework. 500-505
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  Paul Grace, Gordon S. Blair, Sam Samuel: A marriage of Web services and reflective middleware to solve the problem of mobile client interoperability. 506-511
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  Markus Aleksy, Ralf Gitzel: Relationship between the standard compliance of IDL-compilers and interoperability of CORBA-based applications. 512-517
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  Stefan Kuhlins, Axel Korthaus: A multithreaded Java framework for information extraction in the context of enterprise application integration. 518-523
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  Cledson Akio Sakurai, Moacyr Martucci Junior: An open system architecture for operation support system at telecommunications service providers. 524-529

Distributed systems

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  Susumu Yamasaki, Mariko Sasakura: An automated reasoning for diagnostic knowledge in a distributed environment. 530-535
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  George Dimitoglou, Philippe Moore, Shmuel Rotenstreich: Middleware for large distributed systems and organizations. 536-542
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  Marko Niinimäki, Vesa Sivunen: Applying grid security and virtual organization tools in distributed publication databases. 543-548
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  Pavel Motuzenko: Adaptive domain model: dealing with multiple attributes of self-managing distributed object systems. 549-554

Communication technology II - Internet, services, and architectures

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  K. H. Tan, Mashkuri Yaacob, T. C. Ling, K. K. Phang: IPv6 single-path and multi-path anycast routing protocols performance analysis. 555-560
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  Pornpong Rompothong, Twittie Senivongse: A query federation of UDDI registries. 561-566
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  Meredith Lulling, John Vaughan: An investigation of TCP throughput variation for SIP traffic. 567-572
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  Istvan Matyasovszki, Colin Flanagan: Forwarding treatment preservation of differentiated services behaviour aggregate flows across heterogenous network domains by employing the symbiotic packet processing architecture. 573-578
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  Miguel A. Sánchez-Puebla, Jesús Carretero: A new approach for distributed computing in avionics systems. 579-584
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  J. Nazean, Jason Chan: Software algorithms in intelligent employment agent. 585-589
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  Siti Hafizah Ab Hamid, Tan Yoke Pei, Nazean Jomhari: Object oriented analysis and UML design in the development of accommodation services system. 590-595

Invited workshop on object-oriented computing systems

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  HISC architecture: an object-oriented computing system. 596
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  Mok Pak Lun, Anthony Fong, Gary K. W. Hau: Object-oriented processor requirements with instruction analysis of Java programs. 597-602
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  Kaiman Lo, Pak Lun Mok, Wing Shing Yu, Anthony S. Fong: Hardware support for user-access control on an object-oriented processor. 603-608
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  Ryan W. S. Yu, Gary K. W. Hau, Anthony S. Fong: Test bench for software development of object-oriented processor. 609-614
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  Gary K. W. Hau, Anthony Fong, Mok Pak Lun: Support of Java API for the jHISC system. 615-620