The Fourth IEEE Workshop on the Architecture and Implementation of High Performance Communication Systems (HPCS'97) Sani Beach, Chalkidiki, Greece June 23-25, 1997
Sponsored by: IEEE Communications Society

Workshop Program

• Supporting Multimedia Traffic Over Cellular Networks

  Z. Zhang, I. Habib, T. Saadawi. City University of New York,

• An Efficient Polling MAC for Wireless LANs

  O. Sharon. University of Haifa

• Efficient Routing Table Lookup for IPv6

  M. Zitterbart, T. Harbaum, D. Broekelmann. TU Braunschweig

• Digital Signal Processing Techniques and Architectures in Secure Facsimile Communications

  G. Troullinos. INTRACOM S.A.

• An Architecture for Networked Multimedia Applications supporting Group Communications

  G. Branis, N. Mitrou, J. Soldatos, E. Vayias, J. Zissopoulos. National Technical University of Athens

• Behavior of Various Switch Mechanisms for the ABR Service in the Presence of Persistent and Dynamic Traffic

  D. Sisalem. GMD-Fokus

• Broadband multimedia services design and implementation exploiting IN features

  G. Prezerakos, C. Anagnostakis, I. Venieris. National Technical University of Athens

• Error Correction Strategies for Wireless ATM

  C. Schuler. GMD FOKUS

• Implementing a CSCW Framework using CORBA

  D. Song, D. Chi, K. Lee. Hangkong University

• An Encryption Scheme for High Speed Passive Optical Networks

  D. Polemi, J. Koulouris, J. Angelopoulos. National Technical University of Athens

• A Reliable Multicast data Distribution Protocol based on software FEC techniques

  L. Rizzo and L. Vicisano. University College London

• On Defining, Computing and Guaranteeing Transient Loss in High-Performance Packet Networks

  L. Guangliang. Institute of Computing Technology

• Multicast Routing with Heterogeneous Quality

  M. Faloutsos, R. Pankaj, K. Sevcik. University of Toronto

• Issues on Fast Network Simulation by Use of Effective and Decoupling Bandwidths

  M. Falkner, M. Devetsikiotis, I. Lambadaris. Carleton University

• Achievable QoS in a Shared Wireless Channel

  J. Capone and I. Stavrakakis. Northeastern University

• End System Support for Networking with Quality of Service Guarantees

  D. Yau and S. Lam. University of Texas at Austin

• A Hybrid Reliable Multicast Protocol for Internetworks

  L. Gu and J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves. University of California at Santa Cruz

• Modelling, Design and Performance Evaluation of Interactive Distributed Video-On-Demand Systems

  C. Vassilakis, M. Paterakis and P. Triantafyllou. Technical University of Crete

• Voice/Data Integrated Wireless Channel Access in Third Generation Digital Cellular Networks : the Performance of Bursty Data Generated by Interactive Applications

  I. Rombogiannakis and M. Paterakis. Technical University of Crete

• ATLAS I: Building Block for ATM Networks with Credit-based Flow Control

  D. Serpanos, M. Katevenis and E. Spyridakis. Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas

• Buffer Requirements of Credit-Based Flow Control when a Minimum Draining Rate is Guaranteed

  M. Katevenis. Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas

• An Experimental Implementation of Traffic Control for IP Networks

  M. May and C. Diot. INRIA

• Towards Managed Real-time Communications in the Internet Environment

  R. El-Marakby and D. Hutchison. Lancaster University

• MultiMedia Digital Community: A web-enabled multimedia collaboration system

  C. Bisdikian, S. Brady, Y. Doganata, D. Foulger, F. Marconcini, M. Mourad, H. Operowsky, G. Pacifici, and A. Tantawi. IBM

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