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9. FTDCS 2003: San Juan, Puerto Rico

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  • Session 1A: System Architectures
  • Session 2A: Distributed Software
  • Session 3A: Distributed Memory and Files
  • Session 4A: Replication and Coordination
  • Session 5A: Middleware Services
  • Session 6A: Web-Based Systems
  • Session 7A: Scheduling
  • Session 8: Panel

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  9th IEEE International Workshop on Future Trends of Distributed Computing Systems (FTDCS 2003), 28-30 May 2003, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Proceedings. IEEE Computer Society 2003, ISBN 0-7695-1910-5

Session 1A: System Architectures

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  Umakishore Ramachandran, Phillip W. Hutto, Bikash Agarwalla, Matthew Wolenetz:
  A System Architecture for Distributed Control Loop Applications. 2-8
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  Khaled Ragab, Takanori Ono, Naohiro Kaji, Kinji Mori:
  Autonomous Decentralized Community Concept and Architecture for a Complex Adaptive Information System. 9-15
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  Luís E. T. Rodrigues:
  The Road to a More Configurable and Adaptive Communication and Coordination Support. 16-

Session 1B: Information Dissemination

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  Chunqiang Tang, Zhichen Xu:
  pFilter: Global Information Filtering and Dissemination Using Structured Overlay Networks. 24-30
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  Ana Paula R. da Silva, Fernando Augusto Teixeira, Rafael Kelles V. Lage, Linnyer Beatrys Ruiz, Antonio Alfredo Ferreira Loureiro, José Marcos S. Nogueira:
  Using a Distributed Snapshot Algorithm in Wireless Sensor Networks. 31-37
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    Jorge J. Gómez-Sanz, Juan Pavón:
    Personalized Information Dissemination Using Agents Organizations. 38-

Session 2A: Distributed Software

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  Seyed Masoud Sadjadi, Philip K. McKinley, Eric P. Kasten:
  Architecture and Operation of an Adaptable Communication Substrate. 46-55
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  Lie Cai, Carl K. Chang, Jane Cleland-Huang:
  Supporting Agent-Based Distributed Software Development through Modeling and Simulation. 56-62
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  Dick B. Simmons:
  Measuring and Tracking Distributed Software Development Projects. 63-69
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  Tom Pfeifer, Radu Popescu-Zeletin:
  Seamless Integration of Distributed Internet Devices for Pervasive Architectures. 70-

Session 2B: Distributed Programming

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  Liviu Iftode, Cristian Borcea, Andrzej Kochut, Chalermek Intanagonwiwat, Ulrich Kremer:
  Programming Computers Embedded in the PhysicalWorld. 78-85
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  Cléver Ricardo Guareis de Farias:
  Using UML for Service Creation. 86-92
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  Stephen S. Yau, Yu Wang, Dazhi Huang, Hoh Peter In:
  Situation-Aware Contract Specification Language for Middleware for Ubiquitous Computing. 93-99
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  D. Davide Lamanna, James Skene, Wolfgang Emmerich:
  SLAng: A Language for Defining Service Level Agreements. 100-

Session 3A: Distributed Memory and Files

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  Hairong Kuang, Lubomir Bic, Michael B. Dillencourt:
  GIDM: Globally-Indexed Distributed Memory. 108-114
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  Mallik Mahalingam, Chunqiang Tang, Zhichen Xu:
  Towards a Semantic, Deep Archival File System. 115-121
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  Michael L. Scott, DeQing Chen, Sandhya Dwarkadas, Chunqiang Tang:
  Distributed Shared State. 122-127
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  Simon G. M. Koo, Catherine Rosenberg, Dongyan Xu:
  Analysis of Parallel Downloading for Large File Distribution. 128-

Session 3B: Mobile Computing

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  IlYoung Chung, Bharat K. Bhargava, Malika Mahoui, Leszek Lilien:
  Autonomous Transaction Processing Using Data Dependency in Mobile Environments. 138-144
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  Masashi Shiraishi, Tomoya Enokido, Makoto Takizawa:
  Fault-Tolerant Mobile Agents in Distributed Objects Systems. 145-151
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  Marco Avvenuti, Davide Pedroni, Alessio Vecchio:
  Core Services in a Middleware for Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks. 152-158
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  Maria Gradinariu, Michel Raynal, Gwendal Simon:
  Looking for a Common View for Mobile Worlds. 159-

Session 4A: Replication and Coordination

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  Hyewon Jun, Matt Sanders, Mostafa H. Ammar, Ellen W. Zegura:
  Binding Clients to Replicated Servers: Initial and Continuous Binding. 168-174
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  Carlos Pérez Leguízamo, Kinji Mori:
  Autonomous Coordination in the Information Allocation in Distributed Database Systems for Assurance. 175-182
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  Tommaso Cucinotta, Gabriele Cecchetti, Gianluca Ferraro:
  Adopting Redundancy Techniques for Multicast Stream Authentication. 183-189
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  Chia-Lin Hsu, Shih-Feng Chou, Jong-Chuang Tsay, Feng-Jian Wang:
  JTEAM: A Framework for Effective Teamwork of BDI-Based Agents. 190-

Session 4B: QoS and Service Provisioning

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  Jingwen Jin, Klara Nahrstedt:
  Resource- and Quality-Aware Application-Level Service Multicast. 198-204
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  Fábio Luciano Verdi, Edmundo R. M. Madeira:
  Service Provisioning and Management in Virtual Private Active Networks. 205-211
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  Hoh Peter In, ChangHwa Kim, Unil Yun, Stephen S. Yau:
  Q-MAR: A QoS Resource Conflict Identification Model for Situation-Aware Middleware. 212-218
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  Wenjiang Zhou, Chuang Lin, Yin Li, Zhangxi Tan:
  Queue Management for QoS Provision Build on Network Processor. 219-

Session 5A: Middleware Services

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  Nalini Moti Belaramani, Cho-Li Wang, Francis C. M. Lau:
  Dynamic Component Composition for Functionality Adaptation in Pervasive Environments. 226-232
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  Ramesh Bharadwaj:
  Secure Middleware for Situation-Aware Naval C2 and Combat Systems. 233-239
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  Tadashige Iwao, Satoshi Amamiya, Guoqiang Zhong, Makoto Amamiya:
  Ubiquitous Computing with Service Adaptation Using Peer-to-Peer Communication Framework. 240-248
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  Thomas Plagemann, Vera Goebel, Carsten Griwodz, Pål Halvorsen:
  Towards Middleware Services for Mobile Ad-Hoc Network Applications. 249-

Session 5B: Communication Protocols

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  Ahsan Habib, Bharat K. Bhargava:
  Network Tomography-Based Unresponsive Flow Detection and Control. 258-264
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  Kojiro Taguchi, Tomoya Enokido, Makoto Takizawa:
  Communication Protocol for a Hierarchical Group. 265-271
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  Tomoya Enokido, Makoto Takizawa:
  Flexible Group Communication Protocol. 272-278
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  Mohamed Hefeeda, Bharat K. Bhargava:
  On-Demand Media Streaming Over the Internet. 279-

Session 6A: Web-Based Systems

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  Wei-Tek Tsai, Lian Yu, Akihiro Saimi:
  Scenario-Based Object-Oriented Test Frameworks for Testing Distributed Systems. 288-294
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  H. C. Hong, Y. C. Chen:
  Design and Implementation of a Web-Based Real-Time Interactive Collaboration Environment. 295-300
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  Lei Xu, Baowen Xu, Zhenqiang Chen, Huowang Chen:
  Website Evolution Based on Statistic Data. 301-307

Session 6B: Routing Control

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  Wenrui Zhao, Mostafa H. Ammar:
  Message Ferrying: Proactive Routing in Highly-Partitioned Wireless Ad Hoc Networks. 308-314
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  Rongmei Zhang, Y. Charlie Hu, Peter Druschel:
  Optimizing Routing in Structured Peer-to-Peer Overlay Networks Using Routing Table Redundancy. 315-321
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  Antonino Virgillito, Roberto Beraldi, Roberto Baldoni:
  On Event Routing in Content-Based Publish/Subscribe through Dynamic Networks. 322-

Session 7A: Scheduling

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  Helen D. Karatza:
  Gang Scheduling in a Distributed System under Processor Failures and Time-Varying Gang Size. 330-336
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  Zhiguang Shan, Chuang Lin, Fengyuan Ren, Yaya Wei:
  Modeling and Performance Analysis of a Multiserver Multiqueue System on the Grid. 337-343
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  K. H. Kim, Yuqing Li:
  Toward Easily Analyzable Sensor Networks via Structuring of Time-Triggered Tasks. 344-

Session 7B: Distributed Applications

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  Oscar Moreno, Dorothy Bollman, Li Yuchun:
  Exhaustive Search for Costas-Type Sequences for Multi-Target Recognition. 354-358
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  Paolo Bellavista, Antonio Corradi, Silvia Vecchi:
  Application Domain Accounting for Roaming Services. 359-366
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  Jungyoon Kim, Joon-Sang Lee, Doo-Hwan Bae, Dong-Kuk Ryu, Sang-Il Lee:
  Developing a Common Operating Environment for Military Application. 367-

Session 8: Panel

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    Stephen S. Yau, Carl K. Chang, Randy Chow, Luca Limoncini, Michel Raynal:
    Challenges of Future Distributed Computing Systems. 376

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