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Semantic ScholarFuture Generation Computer Systems, Volume 16
Volume 16, Number 1, November 1999
Roy Williams, Julian J. Bunn, Reagan Moore, James C. T. Pool:
Findings, questions and recommendations from the ISDA workshop. 1-8- Amarnath Gupta, Chaitanya K. Baru:
An extensible information model for shared scientific data collections. 9-20 - John J. Helly, T. Todd Elvins, Don Sutton, David Martínez:
A method for interoperable digital libraries and data repositories. 21-28 - Gretchen Greene, Brian McLean, Barry Lasker:
Development of the astronomical image archive and catalog database for production of GSC-II. 29-38 - F. Ochsenbein, P. Fernique, P. Ortiz, Daniel Egret, Françoise Genova:
The VizieR system, a unified interface to astronomical catalogs. 39-48 - Raymond Plante, Richard M. Crutcher, Robert E. McGrath:
The NCSA astronomy digital image library: from data archiving to data publishing. 49-61 - Alexander S. Szalay, Robert J. Brunner:
Astronomical archives of the future: a Virtual Observatory. 63-72 - Giovanni Aloisio, Giovanni Milillo, Roy Williams:
An XML architecture for high-performance web-based analysis of remote-sensing archives. 91-100 - Michael Feig, Matin Abdullah, S. Lennart Johnsson, B. Montgomery Pettitt:
Large scale distributed data repository: design of a molecular dynamics trajectory database. 101-110 - Jenny Forss, David Beeman, James M. Bower, Rogene M. Eichler West:
The Modeler's Workspace: a distributed digital library for neuroscience. 111-121 - Lee Samuel Finn:
The laser interferometer gravitational-wave observatory scientific data archive. 123-134 - Cherri M. Pancake, Mark Newsome, F. Joe Hanus:
'Split personalities' for scientific databases: targeting database middleware and interfaces to specific audiences. 135-152
Volume 16, Numbers 2-3, December 1999
- Domenico Talia, Peter M. A. Sloot:
Cellular Automata: Promise and Prospects in Computational Science. - Giandomenico Spezzano, Domenico Talia:
Programming cellular automata algorithms on parallel computers. 203-216 - Arjen Schoneveld, Jan F. de Ronde:
P-CAM: a framework for parallel complex systems simulations. 217-234 - C. Hecker, David Roytenberg, Jörg-Rüdiger Sack, Z. Wang:
System development for parallel cellular automata and its applications. 235-247 - Bastien Chopard, Alexandre Masselot:
Cellular automata and lattice Boltzmann methods: a new approach to computational fluid dynamics and particle transport. 249-257 - Salvatore Di Gregorio, Roberto Serra:
An empirical method for modelling and simulating some complex macroscopic phenomena by cellular automata. 259-271 - Lemont B. Kier, Chao-Kun Cheng, Bernard Testa:
Cellular automata models of biochemical phenomena. 273-289 - Marco Tomassini, Moshe Sipper, Mosé Zolla, Mathieu Perrenoud:
Generating high-quality random numbers in parallel by cellular automata. 291-305
Volume 16, Number 4, February 2000
- Carl M. Ellison, Chris Hall, Randy Milbert, Bruce Schneier:
Protecting secret keys with personal entropy. 311-318 - Ed Dawson, Andrew J. Clark, Mark Looi:
Key management in a non-trusted distributed environment. 319-329 - Bruno Crispo, Peter Landrock, Václav Matyás Jr.:
WWW security and trusted third party services. 331-341 - Nikos Alexandris, Mike Burmester, Vassilios Chrissikopoulos, Yvo Desmedt:
Secure linking of customers, merchants and banks in electronic commerce. 393-401 - Jean-François Mainguet, Marc Pégulu, John B. Harris:
Fingerprint recognition based on silicon chips. 403-415 - S. Gamvroulas, Despina Polemi, Miltiades E. Anagnostou:
A secure brokerage network for retail banking services. 423-430
Volume 16, Number 5, March 2000
- Vaibhav Deshpande, Luciano Fornasier, Edgar A. Gerteisen, Nils Hilbrink, Andrey A. Mezentsev, Silvio Merazzi, Thomas Wöhler:
Virtual engineering of multi-disciplinary applications and the significance of seamless accessibility of geometry data. 435-444 - Tomasz Haupt, Erol Akarsu, Geoffrey C. Fox:
WebFlow: a framework for web based metacomputing. 445-451 - Allen D. Malony, Janice E. Cuny, Jenifer L. Skidmore, Matthew J. Sottile:
Computational experiments using distributed tools in a web-based electronic notebook environment. 453-464 - Günther Rackl, Filippo de Stefani, Francois Héran, Antonello Pasquarelli, Thomas Ludwig:
Airport simulation using CORBA and DIS. 465-472 - Brian Tierney, William E. Johnston, Jason Lee, Mary R. Thompson:
A data intensive distributed computing architecture for "Grid" applications. 473-481 - Kamala Kotapati, Sivarama P. Dandamudi:
Buffer management in wormhole-routed torus multicomputer networks. 483-491 - Motohiko Matsuda, Yoshio Tanaka, Kazuto Kubota, Mitsuhisa Sato:
Network interface active messages for low overhead communication on SMP PC clusters. 493-502 - Bernd Jung, Hans-Peter Lenhof, Peter Müller, Christine Rüb:
Simulating synthetic polymer chains in parallel. 513-522 - Robinson Rivas, María Blanca Ibáñez, Yudith Cardinale, P. Windyga:
A parallel algorithm for 3D reconstruction of angiographic images. 533-539 - Sergio Briguglio, Gregorio Vlad, Beniamino Di Martino, Giuliana Fogaccia:
Parallelization of plasma simulation codes: gridless finite size particle versus particle in cell approach. 541-552 - Frank Munz, Thomas Ludwig, Sibylle Ziegler, P. Bartenstein, Markus Schwaiger, Arndt Bode:
Performance assessment of parallel spectral analysis: towards a practical performance model for parallel medical applications. 553-562 - Dag Fritzson, Patrik Nordling:
Adaptive scheduling strategy optimizer for parallel rolling bearing simulation. 563-570
Volume 16, Number 6, April 2000
- Alois Ferscha, James Johnson:
N-MAP - an environment for the performance oriented development process of efficient distributed programs. 571-584 - Thierry Delaitre, M. J. Zemerly, G. R. Justo, O. Audo, Stephen C. Winter:
EDPEPPS: an integrated environment for the parallel development life-cycle. 585-595 - Henryk Krawczyk, Bartosz Krysztop, Jerzy Proficz:
Suitability of the time controlled environment for race detection in distributed applications. 625-635 - Roland Wismüller, Gábor Dózsa, Dániel Drótos:
Enhanced monitoring in the GRADE programming environment by using OMIS. 637-648
Volume 16, Number 7, May 2000
- Stephan Diehl, Pieter H. Hartel, Peter Sestoft:
Abstract machines for programming language implementation. 739-751 - Frédéric Cabestre, Christian Percebois, Jean-Paul Bodeveix:
Abstract machine construction through operational semantics refinements. 753-769 - John C. Brown, Suresh Manandhar:
Compilation versus abstract machines for fast parsing of typed feature structure grammars. 771-791 - Chris Walton, Dilsun Kirli Kaynar, Stephen Gilmore:
An abstract machine model of dynamic module replacement. 793-808 - Stephan Diehl, Thomas Kunze:
Visualizing principles of abstract machines by generating interactive animations. 831-839
Volume 16, Number 8, June 2000
- Israel A. Wagner, Michael Lindenbaum, Alfred M. Bruckstein:
ANTS: Agents on Networks, Trees, and Subgraphs. 915-926 - Vittorio Maniezzo, Antonella Carbonaro:
An ANTS heuristic for the frequency assignment problem. 927-935 - Nicolas Monmarché, Gilles Venturini, Mohamed Slimane:
On how Pachycondyla apicalis ants suggest a new search algorithm. 937-946
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