Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, Volume 28

Volume 28, Numbers 1&2, December 1995

Selected Papers from the Second International World-Wide Web Conference, Chicago, Illinois, USA, October 17-20, 1994

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  C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, Robert F. Goldstein:
  HTML to the Max: A Manifesto for Adding SGML Intelligence to the World-Wide Web. 3-11
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  Henrik Frystyk Nielsen, Håkon Wium Lie:
  Towards a Uniform Library of Common Code - A Presentation of the CERN World-Wide Web Library. 13-23
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  Venkata N. Padmanabhan, Jeffrey C. Mogul:
  Improving HTTP Latency. 25-35
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  Hans-Werner Braun, Kimberly C. Claffy:
  Web Traffic Characterization: An Assesment of the Impact of Caching Documents from NCSA's Web Server. 37-51
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  Stefan Gessler, Andreas Kotulla:
  PDAs as MObile WWW Browsers. 53-59
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  Alan Falconer Slater:
  Extending W3 Clients. 61-68
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  Thane J. Frivold, Ruth E. Lang, Martin W. Fong:
  Extending WWW for Synchronous Collaboration. 69-75
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  Tom Meyer, David Blair, Suzanne Hader:
  WAXweb: A MOO-Based Collaborative Hypermedia System for WWW. 77-84
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  Peter Dömel:
  WebMap: A Graphical Hypertext Navigation Tool. 85-97
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  Alberto Aimar, James Casey, Nikos Drakos, Ian Hannell, Arash Khodabandeh, Paolo Palazzi, Bertrand Rousseau, Mario Ruggier:
  WebLinker, a Tool for Managing WWW Cross-References. 99-107
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  Robert E. Kent, Christian Neuss:
  Creating a Web Analysis and Visualization Environment. 109-117
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  C. Mic Bowman, Peter B. Danzig, Darren R. Hardy, Udi Manber, Michael F. Schwartz:
  The Harvest Information Discovery and Access System. 119-125
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  David Eichmann:
  Ethical Web Agents. 127-136
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  Steven D. Whitehead:
  Auto-FAQ: An Experiment in Cyberspace Leveraging. 137-146
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  Jong-Gyun Lim:
  Using Coollists to Index HTML Documents in the Web. 147-154
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  David W. Robertson, William E. Johnston, Wing Nip:
  Virtual Frog Dissection: Interactive 3D Graphics via the Web. 155-160
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  Daniel Egret, André Heck:
  WWW in Astronomy and Related Space Sciences. 161-166
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  Robert E. Wray III, Ronald Chong, Joseph Perry Phillips, Seth Rogers, William Walsh, John E. Laird:
  Organizing Information in Mosaic: A Classroom Experiment. 167-178
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  Jakob Nielsen, Darrell Sano:
  SunWeb: User Interface Design for Sun Microsystem's Internal Web. 179-188
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  N. N. Soreide, L. C. McCarty, D. C. McClurg:
  Mosaic Access to Real-Time Data from the TOGA-TAO Array of Moored Buoys. 189-197
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  Richard Dratva:
  WWW-Based Home Banking Services in Switzerland: A Case Study. 199-208
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  Kenneth Y. Goldberg, Michael Mascha, Steve Gentner, Jürgen Rossman, Nick Rothenberg, Carl Sutter, Jeff Wiegley:
  Beyond the Web: Manipulating the Real World. 209-219
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  Theodore Meyer, Ramachandran Suresh, Douglas Ilg, Bruce Moxon:
  Mosaic, HDF and EOSDIS: Providing Access to Earth Sciences Data. 221-229
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  Anthony N. Boston, David R. B. Stockwell:
  Interactice Species Distribution Reporting, Mapping and Modelling Using the World Wide Web. 231-238
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  Stuart Weibel, Eric Miller, Jean Godby, Ralph LeVan:
  An Architecture for Scholary Publishing on the World Wide Web. 239-245
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  James R. Davis, Carl Lagoze:
  "Drop-In" Publishing with the World Wide Web. 247-255
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  Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason, Hal R. Varian:
  Some FAQs about Usage-Based Pricing. 257-265

Volume 28, Number 3, 1 January 1996

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  Lyndon Y. Ong, Mischa Schwartz:
  Design of Resource Control Protocols for Release 2/3 Broadband ISDN Services. 269-282
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  João L. Sobrinho, José M. Brázio:
  Proposal and Performance Analysis of a Multiple-Access Protocol for High-Speed Wireless LANs. 283-305
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  Raif O. Onvural, Haldon J. Sandick, Rao Cherukuri:
  Structure and Use of Signaling in B-ISDNs. 307-323
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  Herwig Bruneel, Sabine Wittevrongel:
  An Approximate Analytical Technique for the Performance Evaluation of ATM Switching Elements with Burst Routing. 325-343
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  C. J. Hughes:
  Feedback Restricted Access Queues for Controlling Cell Loss in ATM Networks. 345-350
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  Paul Goransson:
  Bandwidth Reservation on a Commercial Router. 351-370
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  Ian F. Akyildiz, David A. Levine:
  A Collision-Free MAC Protocol for Optical Star LANs. 371-390
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  Kurt Reiss, Lazaros F. Merakos:
  Performance Analysis of an Adaptive Bandwidth Reservation Scheme for ATM Virtual Path Traffic. 391-400
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  Anastasios A. Economides, Petros A. Ioannou, John A. Silvester:
  Adaptive Virtual Circuit Routing. 401-409
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  Gopalakrishnan Ramamurthy, Bhaskar Sengupta:
  An Analysis of a Variable Bit Rate Multiplexer Using Loss Priorities. 411-423

Volume 28, Number 4, 1 February 1996

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  Oliver Hermanns, Marko Schuba:
  Performance Investigations of the IP Multicast Architecture. 429-439
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  Manfred R. Siegl, Georg Trausmuth:
  Hierarchical Network Management: A Concept and Its Prototype in SNMPv2. 441-452
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  S. Radhakrishnan, S. V. Raghavan, Ashok K. Agrawala:
  A Flexible Traffic Shaper for High Speed Networks: Design and Comparative Study with Leaky Bucket. 453-469
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  David M. Drury:
  ATM Traffic Management and the Impact of ATM Switch Design. 471-479
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  Lutz Nentwig, Sonia Manhart, Kurt Sandkuhl:
  Hotline and Consulting in a Metropolitan Area Network: The HotCon Approach to Integrated Services. 481-490
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  Sylvia Wilbur, Sarom Ing:
  Real-Time Video for Informal Workgroup Communication: A Survey of Recent Advances. 491-497
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  Rüdiger Grimm, Thomas Hetschold:
  Security Policies in OSI-Management Experiences from the DeTeBerkom Project BMSec. 499-511
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  Yoshiki Sameshima, Peter T. Kirstein:
  Secure Document Interchange: A Secure User Agent. 513-523
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  François Flückiger:
  From World-Wide Web to Information Superhighway. 525-534
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  Miguel Rio, António Costa, Joaquim Macedo, Vasco Freitas:
  A Framework for Broadcasting and Management of URIs. 535-542
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  Rui J. P. José, António Costa, Joaquim Macedo, Vasco Freitas:
  Providing Multiple External Views on Directory User Interfaces. 543-550
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  Paul Barker:
  X.500 Index DSAs and Scaling Issues for an Indexed White Pages Directory Service. 551-562
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  Karl Jonas, Helmut Jungblut, Joachim Kaeber, Manfred Kaul, Ina Müller, Horst Santo, Josef Schäffer, Ralf Wegner:
  The Information Footprint: A Satellite-Based Information on Demand Teleservice. 563-573
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  Michael Behringer:
  Technical Options for a European High-Speed Backbone. 575-581
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  Hank Nussbacher:
  Lessons Learned from a MAN. 583-588
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  Peter Mills, Jim Strom:
  G-MING: A High Performance Multi-Service Telecommunications Infrastructure for the Greater Manchester Educational Community. 589-597

Volume 28, Number 5, 1 March 1996

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  Edward H. Lipper:
  Switching System Performance Issues for Universal Personal Communications. 603-611
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  Patricia E. Wirth:
  Teletraffic Implications of Database Architectures in Mobile and Personal Communications. 613-618
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  Philip M. Williams:
  Requirements and Issues for Automatic Focused Overload Control. 619-625
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  James Yan:
  Dimensioning Network Resources for IN Services. 627-633
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  Avril Smith, John Adams, Geoff Tagg:
  Available Bit Rate - A New Service for ATM. 635-640
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  Hiroshi Saito:
  Resource Management and Charging in ATM Networks. 641-644
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  Jean-Chrysostome Bolot:
  Cost-Quality Tradeoffs in the Internet. 645-651
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  Jaime Bae Kim, Rahul Simha, Tatsuya Suda:
  Analysis of a Finite Buffer Queue with Heterogeneous Markov Modulated Arrival Processes: A Study of Traffic Burstiness and Priority Packet Discarding. 653-673
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  D. J. Floreani, A. J. Dadej:
  Application of the Stratification Concept to Radio Networks and Their Gateways. 675-687
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  Dominique Gaïti:
  A Proposal for Integrating Intelligent Management in the Intelligent Network Conceptual Model. 689-699
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  I. Chrysochos, Michael N. Koukias, I. Papanikos, George K. Kokkinakis:
  Upgrading of Cable Line Concentrators to Accept ISDN Subscribers. 701-707
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  Borka Jerman-Blazic, Denis Trcek, Tomaz Klobucar, Franc Bracun:
  A Tool for Support of Key Distribution and Validity Certificate Check in Global Directory Service. 709-717
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  Bert J. Dempsey, Jörg Liebeherr, Alfred C. Weaver:
  On Retransmission-Based Error Control for Continuous Media Traffic in Packet-Switching Networks. 719-736

Volume 28, Number 6, 10 April 1996

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  Francesco Bernabei, Laura Gratta, Marco Listanti:
  Throughput Analysis of Multihop ShuffleNets in a Hot Spot Traffic Scenario: Impact of Routing Strategies. 743-772
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  Georgios I. Papadimitriou, Dimitris G. Maritsas:
  WDM Star Networks: Hybrid Random Access and Reservation Protocols with High Throughput and Low Delay. 773-787
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  Lu Wei, Peter Hansson:
  Further Research on Dynamic Time Slice in ATM Switch. 789-798
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  James N. MacGregor, Eric S. Lee, Frank R. Safayeni:
  Some Effects of Electronic Mail Use on the Quality of Relationships between Different Organizational Functions. 799-809
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  Gopalakrishnan Ramamurthy, Bhaskar Sengupta:
  A Predictive Congestion Control Policy for Broadband Integrated Wide Area Networks. 811-834
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  Giuseppe Bianchi, Achille Pattavina:
  Architecture and Performance of Non-Blocking ATM Switches with Shared Internal Queueing. 835-853
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  Ian F. Akyildiz, Jörg Liebeherr, Debapriya Sarkar:
  Bandwidth Regulation of Real-Time Traffic Classes in Internetworks. 855-872
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  Amarnath Mukherjee:
  A Proof of Quasi-Independence of Sliding Window Flow Control and Go-Back-n Error Recovery Under Independent Packet Errors. 873-887

Volume 28, Numbers 7-11, 1 May 1996

Proceedings of WWW5, 1996

Caching

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  Evangelos P. Markatos:
  Main Memory Caching of Web Documents. 893-905
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  Adam Dingle, Tomas Pártl:
  Web Cache Coherence. 907-920
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  Michael Baentsch, Georg Molter, Peter Sturm:
  Introducing Application-Level Replication and Naming into Today's Web. 921-930

Distributed Applications

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  Stephen E. Dossick, Gail E. Kaiser:
  WWW Access to Legacy Client/Server Applications. 931-940
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  Paolo Ciancarini, Andreas Knoche, Robert Tolksdorf, Fabio Vitali:
  PageSpace: An Architecture to Coordinate Distributed Applications on the Web. 941-952
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  Alberto Riva, Marco Ramoni:
  LispWeb: A Specialized HTTP Server for Distributed AI Applications. 953-961

Web Characteristics

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  Allison Woodruff, Paul M. Aoki, Eric A. Brewer, Paul Gauthier, Lawrence A. Rowe:
  An Investigation of Documents from the World Wide Web. 963-980
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  James E. Pitkow, R. Kipp Jones:
  Supporting the Web: A Distributed Hyperlink Database System. 981-991
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  Tim Bray:
  Measuring the Web. 993-1005

Linking

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  Tak Woon Yan, Matthew Jacobsen, Hector Garcia-Molina, Umeshwar Dayal:
  From User Access Patterns to Dynamic Hypertext Linking. 1007-1014
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  Michael L. Creech:
  Author-Oriented Link Management. 1015-1025
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  Les Carr, Gary Hill, David De Roure, Wendy Hall, Hugh C. Davis:
  Open Information Services. 1027-1036

Support for Cooperation

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  Marc H. Brown, Marc Najork:
  Distributed Active Objects. 1037-1052
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  Jonathan Trevor, Richard Bentley, Gerrit Wildgruber:
  Exorcising Daemons: A Modular and Lightweight Approach to Deploying Applications on the Web. 1053-1062
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  Matthew A. Schickler, Murray S. Mazer, Charles L. Brooks:
  Pan-Browser Support for Annotations and Other Meta-Information on the World Wide Web. 1063-1074

Document Structures

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  Stéphane Bonhomme, Cécile Roisin:
  Interactively Restructuring HTML Documents. 1075-1084
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  Vincenzo Della Mea, Carlo Alberto Beltrami, Vito Roberto, Davide Brunato:
  HTML Generation and Semantic Markup for Telepathology. 1085-1094
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  Jean Paoli:
  Extending the Web's Tag Set Using SGML: Authoring New Tags with Grif Symposia. 1095-1104

Servers

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  Michael V. Capps, Brian C. Ladd, P. David Stotts:
  Enhanced Graph Models in the Web: Multi-Client, Multi-Head, Multi-Tail Browsing. 1105-1112
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  Robert Thau:
  Design Considerations for the Apache Server API. 1113-1122
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  Eric A. Meyer, Peter E. Murray:
  Borealis Image Server. 1123-1137

Database / Web Gateways

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  Stathes Hadjiefthymiades, Drakoulis Martakos:
  A Generic Framework for the Deployment of Structured Databases on the World Wide Web. 1139-1148
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  Nick N. Duan:
  Distributed Database Access in a Corporate Environment using Java. 1149-1156
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  Kenichi Kamiya, Martin Röscheisen, Terry Winograd:
  Grassroots: A System Providing a Uniform Framework for Communicating, Structuring, Sharing Information, and Organizing People. 1157-1174

Commercial Use

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  Mike Crandall, Mark C. Swenson:
  Integrating Electronic Information Through a Corporate Web. 1175-1186
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  Manfred Bogen, Michael Lenz, Susanne Zier:
  Deutsche Welle: On the Air. 1187-1196
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  Paul-André Pays, Fabrice de Comarmond:
  An Intermediation and Payment System Technology. 1197-1206

Courses and Tours: Creating Pathways

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  Ping-Jer Yeh, Bih-Horng Chen, Ming-Chih Lai, Shyan-Ming Yuan:
  Synchronous Navigation Control for Distance Learning on the Web. 1207-1218
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  Murray W. Goldberg, Sasan Salari, Paul Swoboda:
  World Wide Web - Course Tool: An Environment for Building WWW-Based Courses. 1219-1231
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  Franz J. Hauck:
  Supporting Hierarchical Guided Tours in the World Wide Web. 1233-1242

Objects

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  Jack Jingshuang Yang, Gail E. Kaiser:
  An Architecture for Integrating OODBs with WWW. 1243-1254
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  David B. Ingham, Steve J. Caughey, Mark C. Little:
  Fixing the "Broken-Link" Problem: The W3Objects Approach. 1255-1268
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  Philippe Merle, Christophe Gransart, Jean-Marc Geib:
  CorbaWeb: A Generic Object Navigator. 1269-1281

Authoring

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  Neil Bowers:
  Weblint: Quality Assurance for the World Wide Web. 1283-1290
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  Arturo Crespo, Eric A. Bier:
  WebWriter: A Browser-Based Editor for Constructing Web Applications. 1291-1306
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  Corrina Perrone, David Clark, Alexander Repenning:
  WebQuest: Substantiating Education in Edutainment Through Interactive Learning Games. 1307-1319

Browsing Aids

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  Yoëlle S. Maarek, Israel Ben-Shaul:
  Automatically Organizing Bookmarks per Contents. 1321-1334
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  Fred Douglis, Thomas Ball, Yih-Farn Chen, Eleftherios Koutsofios:
  WebGUIDE: Querying and Navigating Changes in Web Repositories. 1335-1344
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  Kirsten L. Jones:
  nif-T-nav: A Hierarchical Navigator for WWW Pages. 1345-1354

Mobile Code

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  Paul B. Thistlewaite, Steve Ball:
  Active FORMs. 1355-1364
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  François Rouaix:
  A Web Navigator with Applets in Caml. 1365-1371
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  Stéphane Perret, Andrzej Duda:
  Mobile Assistant Programming for Efficient Information Access on the WWW. 1373-1383
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  Stephan Jacobs, Michael Gebhardt, Stefanie Kethers, Wojtek Rzasa:
  Filling HTML Forms Simultaneously: CoWeb - Architecture and Functionality. 1385-1395

Caching Systems

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  Jean-Chrysostome Bolot, Philipp Hoschka:
  Performance Engineering of the World Wide Web: Application to Dimensioning and Cache Design. 1397-1405
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  Neil G. Smith:
  The UK National Web Cache - The State of the Art. 1407-1414
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  Donald Neal:
  The Harvest Object Cache in New Zealand. 1415-1430

Optimizing WEB Use of Network Resources

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  Bill N. Schilit, Fred Douglis, David M. Kristol, Paul Krzyzanowski, James Sienicki, John A. Trotter:
  TeleWeb: Loosely Connected Access to the World Wide Web. 1431-1444
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  Armando Fox, Eric A. Brewer:
  Reducing WWW Latency and Bandwidth Requirements by Real-Time Distillation. 1445-1456
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  Stephen E. Lamm, Daniel A. Reed, Will H. Scullin:
  Real-Time Geographic Visualization of World Wide Web Traffic. 1457-1468

Marketing on the Web

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  Alice Richmond:
  Enticing Online Shoppers to Buy - A Human Behavior Study. 1469-1480
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  Somendra Pant, Cheng Hsu:
  Business on the Web: Strategies and Economics. 1481-1492
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  Youji Kohda, Susumu Endo:
  Ubiquitous Advertising on the WWW: Merging Advertisement on the Browser. 1493-1499

Cooperation

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  Jin W. Chang, Colin T. Scott:
  Agent-Based Workflow: TRP Support Environment (TSE). 1501-1512
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  Erik Sandewall:
  Towards a World-Wide Data Base. 1513-1522
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  G. Jason Mathews, Barry E. Jacobs:
  Electronic Management of the Peer Review Process. 1523-1538

Seamless Multimedia Integration

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  Enrico Gobbetti, Andrea O. Leone:
  Virtual Sardinia: A Large-Scale Hypermedia Regional Information System. 1539-1546
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  Paul England, Robert B. Allen, Ron Underwood:
  RAVE: Real-Time Services for the Web. 1547-1558
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  Arun Katkere, Jennifer Schlenzig, Amarnath Gupta, Ramesh C. Jain:
  Interactive Video on WWW: Beyond VCR-Like Interfaces. 1559-1572

Volume 28, Number 12, 10 June 1996

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  Rolv Bræk:
  SDL Basics. 1585-1602
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  Amardeo Sarma:
  Introduction to SDL-92. 1603-1615
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  Louis Verhaard:
  An Introduction to Z.105. 1617-1628
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  Ekkart Rudolph, Peter Graubmann, Jens Grabowski:
  Tutorial on Message Sequence Charts. 1629-1641
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  Sjouke Mauw:
  The Formalization of Message Sequence Charts. 1643-1657
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  Dieter Hogrefe:
  Validation of SDL Systems. 1659-1667
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  Ana R. Cavalli, Byoung-Moon Chin, Kilnam Chon:
  Testing Methods for SDL Systems. 1669-1683
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  Rick Reed:
  Methodology for Real Time Systems. 1685-1701
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  K. E. Cheng:
  A Requirements Definition and Assessment Framework for SDL Tools. 1703-1715

Volume 28, Number 13, 15 October 1996

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  Raj Jain:
  Congestion Control and Traffic Management in ATM Networks: Recent Advances and a Survey. 1723-1738
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  Ivy Hsu, Jean C. Walrand:
  Admission Control for Multi-Class ATM Traffic with Overflow Constraints 1. 1739-1751
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  Jae-Il Jung:
  Translation of User's QoS Requirements into ATM Performance Parameters in B-ISDN. 1753-1767
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  David L. Tennenhouse, Butler W. Lampson, Sharon Eisner Gillett, Jennifer Steiner Klein:
  Virtual Infrastructure: Putting Information Infrastructure on the Technology Curve. 1769-1790
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  Baiju V. Patel, Frank Schaffa, Marc Willebeek-LeMair:
  The Helix Switch: A Single Chip Cell Switch Design. 1791-1807
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  Bin Zhou, Mohammed Atiquzzaman:
  Efficient Analysis of Multistage Interconnection Networks Using Finite Output-Buffered Switching Elements. 1809-1829
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  Mohammad Peyravian, Chin-Tau A. Lea:
  Deriving Deadlock and Unspecified Reception Free Protocol Converters from Message Mapping Sets. 1831-1844
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  Jean-Pierre Courtiat, Piotr Dembinski, Gerard J. Holzmann, Luigi Logrippo, Harry Rudin, Pamela Zave:
  Formal Methods after 15 Years: Status and Trends (Paper based on contributions of the panelists at the FORmal TEchnique '95, Conference, Montreal, October 1995). 1845-1855
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  G. Jason Mathews, Syed S. Towheed:
  WWW-based Data Systems for Interactive Manipulation of Science Data. 1857-1864

Volume 28, Number 14, 1 November 1996

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  Nicolas Apostolopoulos, Albert Geukes, Stefan Zimmermann:
  DIALECT - Network-based Digital Interactive Lectures. 1873-1886
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  Henry McLoughlin:
  WEST: An Internet Based Education Delivery and Support Environment. 1887-1890
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  Stephan Kolletzki:
  Secure Internet Banking with Privacy Enhanced Mail - A Protocol for Reliable Exchange of Secured Order Forms. 1891-1899
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  Michael Gehrke, Thomas Hetschold:
  Management of a Public Key Certification Infrastructure - Experiences from the DeTeBerkom Project BMSec. 1901-1914
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  Alexander Schill, Sabine Kühn, Frank Breiter:
  Internetworking over ATM: Experiences with IP/IPng and RSVP. 1915-1927
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  Jeremy Barnes, Dave Ginsburg, Dave Newson, Dave Pratt:
  IP Multicast of Real-Time MPEG over ATM. 1929-1937
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  Nils Meulemans:
  A Yellow Pages Service Based on X.500. 1939-1946
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  Joao Nuno Ferreira, Alf Hansen, Tomaz Klobucar, Klaus-Peter Kossakowski, Manuel Medina, Damir Rajnovic, Olaf Schjelderup, Don Stikvoort:
  CERTs in Europe. 1947-1952
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  Gertraud Hoffmann:
  B-WiN - The ATM-based High-Speed Network for the DFN Community. 1953-1960
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  Markus Böhm, Wolfgang Deiters, Manuel Friedrich, Frank Lindert, Wolfgang Schulze:
  Workflow Management as Teleservice. 1961-1969
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  Alexander Horsch, Karin Eberle, Axel Findling, Birgit Kraus, Vania Pentcheva-Spiridonov, Artavazd Tarhanjan:
  Collaborative Work with Medical Images in a University Hospital Environment: Three Pilot Projects. 1971-1978
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  Manfred Bogen, Guido Hansen, Michael Lenz:
  W3Gate - A Web Access for Outsiders. 1979-1990
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  Alistair Chalmers, Christopher Duxbury:
  The Hidden Economic and Societal Issues of Policies on Advanced Networking. 1991-1998