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ORCID20th LCN 1995: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
- Proceedings 20th Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN'95), Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, October 16-19, 1995. IEEE Computer Society 1995, ISBN 0-8186-7162-9
ATM I
- Randolph G. Foldvik, David Meyer:
Moving towards ATM: LAN/WAN evolution and experimentation at the University of Oregon. 3-8 - Russell J. Clark, Ronald R. Hutchins:
Deploying ATM in a data network: an analysis of SVC requirements. 9-18 - Chao-Ju Hou, Ching-Chih Han, Wun-Chun Chau:
Priority-based high-speed switch scheduling for ATM networks. 19-28 - Chi-Chun Lo, Chen-Yu Chiu:
A fault-tolerant architecture for ATM networks. 29-36
Network Management
- Tetsuya Yokotani, Tatsuki Ichihashi, Michihiro Ishizaka:
Congestion control of multi-cast connections in ATM networks. 38-47 - Eunyoung Sohn, Taesoo Chung:
The software structure of the call control for ATM systems. 48-52 - Yu G. Chen, Maria C. Yuang:
An efficient terminal-pair reliability algorithm for network management. 53-61 - Giuseppe Ascia, Giuseppe Ficili, Daniela Panno:
Design of a VLSI fuzzy processor for ATM traffic sources management. 62-71
WAN/MAN/LAN
- Samir A. Abd-Elmalak, Chintan Vaishnav, Anura P. Jayasumana:
Performance of a packet switched WDM network with dynamic wavelength selection. 73-81 - Allalaghatta Pavan, Jonathan C. L. Liu, Aloke Guha, Jack Pugaczewski, Mowaffak Midani:
Experimental evaluation of real-time support on the Mercuri wide area ATM testbed. 82-91 - Sourav Bhattacharya, Aloke Guha, Allalaghatta Pavan, David Hung-Chang Du:
Optimal multihop routing. An iterative approach to TWDM embedding. 92-101 - Kalyan Kidambi, Ravi Sankar, Jörg Ottensmeyer:
Internetworking MANs to ATM for broadband services support. 102-111
ATM II
- Jack Pugaczewski, Will Walling, Melissa Wiklund:
Multimedia traffic characterization from the high definition distance learning ATM trial. 114-122 - Mohsen Guizani:
Design and analysis of all-optical ATM switching elements for high speed networks. 123-131 - Michael Ritter, S. Kornprobst, F. Hübner:
Performance comparison of design alternatives for source policing devices in ATM systems. 132-139 - Nader Mirfakhraei:
Performance analysis of an ATM local computer network. 140-149 - Ramanagopal V. Vogety, Yashwant K. Malaiya, Anura P. Jayasumana:
Interconnection of FDDI-II networks through an ATM backbone - An analysis. 150-157
Protocols
- Gun Seo, Sun-Moo Kang, Dae Young Kim, Hong-Bum Jeon:
A distributed cycle reset protocol for the high-speed LAN/MAN. 159-163 - Mehrad Yasrebi:
Experience with distributed objects in a portable and multithreaded library for a LAN/WAN gateway application. 164-173 - Sushil Kumar, Anura P. Jayasumana:
Request based channel access protocol on folded bus topology. 174-183 - Cindy Cullen:
Internet vulnerabilities of one-time passcode mechanisms. 184-186 - Yukuo Hayashida, Manabu Ikegami, Nobuyuki Sugimachi:
Multi-segment bandwidth reservation protocol for DQDB subnetwork. 187-192
Network Design Issues I
- Chan Kim, Jung Hoon Paik:
An implementation of 100 Mbps TAXI subscriber board. 194-201 - Amr Elsaadany, Mukesh Singhal, Ming T. Liu:
Alternative configurations for local area network design. 202-208 - Manuel Esteve, Carlos Enrique Palau, Juan Carlos Guerri:
A synchronization service framework for XTP. 209-218 - Hassan Zeino, Michel Misson:
A simulation architecture for a pico-cellular hybrid network. 219-226 - Bruce Barnett, Andrew W. Crapo:
An expert fault manager using an object meta-model. 227-234
Network Performance I
- Saad AlKasabi, Salim Hariri:
Performance analysis of a high-speed dynamically reconfigurable LAN. 236-245 - H. Linder, W. Stering, Ulrich Hofmann:
Performance of XTP and TCP/IP in a satellite environment. 246-253 - Ulrich Hofmann, Marek Krajewski:
Quasi-static load balancing in local area networks. 254-263 - Cláudia Jacy Barenco, Elizabeth Sueli Specialski, Lúcia Helena Martins Pacheco:
Aspects of video and audio signals transmission in a FDDI network. 469-478 - Shaun Cooper, Patricia J. Teller:
Configuring a large LAN for TCP/IP, Appletalk, and IPX. 264-268
Network Performance II
- Nils Björkman, Alexander Latour-Henner, O. Pers, Aziz Miah, Urban Hansson, H. Dadgar:
Real-time ATM traffic measurements and analysis. 271-279 - Nils Björkman, Alexander Latour-Henner, Urban Hansson:
The cell loss process in ATM networks and its impact on quality of service. 280-288 - Emilie T. Saulnier, Betty J. Bortscheller:
Data transfer bottlenecks over SPARC-based computer networks. 289-295 - Fang Feng, Sanjay Kamat, Wei Zhao
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Guaranteeing application-to-application deadlines in distributed real-time systems. 296-305
Multimedia
- Max Roger Pokam, Jean-Francois Guillaud, Gérard Michel:
Integrated multimedia in manufacturing networks using ATM. 307-316 - Sanjeev Gupta, Carey L. Williamson:
A performance study of adaptive video coding algorithms for high speed networks. 317-325 - J. G. Liu, Jen-Chu Liu, Yu G. Chen, Maria C. Yuang:
DMTS: a distributed multimedia teleworking system. 326-335 - Raffaele Bolla, Franco Davoli, Mario Marchese:
Quality of service management and control of multimedia applications: a scenario and two simple strategies. 336-341
High-Speed Networks I
- Steven Emerson:
Performance evaluation of switched fibre channel I/O system using-FCP for SCSI. 479-484 - Mohsen Guizani:
A new protocol for optical high-speed packet-switched networks. 343-349 - Peter Martini, Jörg Ottensmeyer:
Real-time communication in the demand-priority LAN-the effects on normal priority traffic. 350-357 - Steven Emerson:
Evaluation of a data communication model for switched fibre channel. 485-493
High-Speed Networks II
- William S. Hiles, David T. Marlow:
Approximation of FDDI minimum reconfiguration time. 360-369 - Corey Kosak, David A. Eckhardt, Todd W. Mummert, Peter Steenkiste, Allan Fisher:
Buffer management and flow control in the Credit Net ATM host interface. 370-378 - Bernhard Albert, Anura P. Jayasumana:
Performance analysis of FDDI LANs using numerical methods. 379-386 - Wayne Hayes, Mart L. Molle:
Solving capture in switched two-node Ethernets by changing only one node. 387-395
ATM III
- Oliver Rose:
Statistical properties of MPEG video traffic and their impact on traffic modeling in ATM systems. 397-406 - Athanasios V. Vasilakos, Nikolaos H. Loukas, Antonios F. Atlasis:
The use of learning algorithms in ATM networks call admission control problem: a methodology. 407-412 - Maria C. Yuang, Yu G. Chen, M. T. Yen:
Optimal multicast routing for ATM networks. 413-421 - Ranga S. Ramanujan, Jordan Bonney, John L. Mack, Carl R. Manson, Kenneth J. Thurber:
Media transport service for video retrieval applications on ATM networks. 422-431
Network Design Issues II
- Vinod Mirchandani, David Everitt:
An architecture for internetworking integrated services LANs. 433-442 - David W. Pritty, Duncan N. Smeed, Norman L. Lawrie:
A new class of high speed LAN access protocols based on the principle of timed packet release. 443-452 - Chatschik Bisdikian:
Throughput behavior of the n-ary stack algorithm in mobile networks with capture. 453-458 - J. William Atwood, Y. Zhang:
A definition of the XTP service and its formal specification. 459-468
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