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  • Session 1: QoS and Differentiated Services I
  • Session 4: Satellite Communications
  • Session 7: Performance Analysis
  • Session 10: Transmission Engineering
  • Session 13: QoS and Differentiated Services II
  • Session 16: Security II
  • Session 19: Traffic Management II
  • Session 22: Wireless and Home Networks III
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  Proceedings of the Seventh IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications (ISCC 2002), 1-4 July 2002, Taormina, Italy. IEEE Computer Society 2002, ISBN 0-7695-1671-8

Session 1: QoS and Differentiated Services I

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  Jingping Bi, Qi Wu, Zhongcheng Li:
  Packet delay and packet loss in the Internet. 3-8
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  Augusto Ciuffoletti:
  Session level rollback recovery. 9-14
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  Ibrahima Niang, Frédérique Jacquet, Dominique Seret:
  Mechanism for multi-domain marking in DiffServ architecture. 15-20
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  Martin Jacobsson, Simon Oosthoek, Georgios Karagiannis:
  Resource management in differentiated services: a prototype implementation. 21-28

Session 2: Ad Hoc Networks I

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  Ivan Stojmenovic, Susanta Datta:
  Power and cost aware localized routing with guaranteed delivery in wireless networks. 31-36
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  Cuneyt Akinlar, A. Udaya Shankar, Sarit Mukherjee, David Braun:
  IP address configuration algorithms for routerless and single-router zeroconf networks. 37-42
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  Mesut Günes, Donald Vlahovic:
  The performance of the TCP/RCWE enhancement for ad-hoc networks. 43-48
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  Hend Koubaa, Eric Fleury:
  Service location protocol overhead in the random graph model for ad hoc networks. 49-54

Session 3: Traffic Management and Scheduling

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  Miao Zhang, Jianping Wu, Chuang Lin, Ke Xu:
  Rethink the tradeoff between proportional controller and PI controller. 57-62
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  Chuang Lin, Dan C. Marinescu, Yongchang Ji, Gabriela M. Marinescu:
  On synthetic criteria for evaluation of network traffic control policies. 63-68
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  Reda A. Ammar, Abdulrahman Alhamdan:
  Scheduling real time parallel structure on cluster computing. 69-74

Session 4: Satellite Communications

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  Jun Sun, Eytan H. Modiano:
  Capacity provisioning and failure recovery in mesh-torus networks with application to satellite constellations. 77-84
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  Abbas Ibrahim, Samir Tohmé:
  Service multiplexing and resource allocation in S-CDMA/PRMA LEO systems. 85-90
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  Guido Albertengo, Stefano Petroianni:
  On the emulation of geostationary Earth orbit satellite systems. 91-96

Session 5: Video and Multimedia

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  Jae Chung, Mark Claypool:
  Rate-based active queue management with priority classes for better video transmission. 99-105
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  Jun Takahashi, Hideki Tode, Koso Murakami:
  QoS enhancement methods for MPEG video transmission on the Internet. 106-113
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  Chris Bewick, Rubem Pereira, Madjid Merabti:
  Network constrained smoothing: enhanced multiplexing of MPEG-4 video. 114-119
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  Ashraf Awad, Martin W. McKinnon, Raghupathy Sivakumar:
  Goodput estimation for an access node buffer carrying correlated video traffic. 120-125
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  Paolo Bellavista, Antonio Corradi:
  How to support Internet-based distribution of video on demand to portable devices. 126-132

Session 6: Wireless and Home Networks I

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  Khalid Begain, Gergo István Rózsa, András Pfening, Miklós Telek:
  Performance analysis of GSM networks with intelligent underlay-overlay. 135-141
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  Stefano Porcarelli, Felicita Di Giandomenico, Andrea Bondavalli:
  Analyzing quality of service of GPRS network systems from a user's perspective. 142-149
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  Ebrahim Karami, Mohsen Shiva, Mohsen Khansari:
  An efficient multiuser detection algorithm for CDMA signals. 150-154
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  Francesco Gallo, David Siorpaes:
  TCP performance evaluation during handover among Bluetooth network access points. 155-160
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  Vinh V. Phan, Savo G. Glisic:
  MAC layer packet-length adaptive CLSP/DS-CDMA radio networks: performance in flat Rayleigh fading channel. 161-166

Session 7: Performance Analysis

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  Jürgen Foag, Thomas Wild, Nuria Pazos, Winthir Brunnbauer:
  Predictive methodology for high-performance networking. 169-174
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  Ling Tan, Zahir Tari:
  Dynamic task assignment in server farms: better performance by task grouping. 175-180
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  Markus Debusmann, Markus Schmid, Reinhold Kröger:
  Measuring end-to-end performance of CORBA applications using a generic instrumentation approach. 181-186
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  Geyong Min, Mohamed Ould-Khaoua:
  Analysis of circuit-switched networks under long-range dependent traffic. 187-192
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  Dervis Z. Deniz, Nagla O. Mohamed:
  Performance evaluation of a CAC strategy for broadband networks. 193-198

Session 8: World Wide Web

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  Danny Dolev, Osnat Mokryn, Yuval Shavitt, Innocenty Sukhov:
  An integrated architecture for the scalable delivery of semi-dynamic Web content. 201-206
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  George Karakostas, Dimitrios N. Serpanos:
  Exploitation of different types of locality for Web caches. 207-212
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  Hossam S. Hassanein, Zhengang Liang, Patrick Martin:
  Performance comparison of alternative Web caching techniques. 213-218
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  Thiemo Voigt, Per Gunningberg:
  Adaptive resource-based Web server admission control. 219-224
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  Maria Barra, A. Lannaccone, Giuseppina Palmieri, Vittorio Scarano:
  Test++: an adaptive training system on the Internet. 225-230
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  Marios D. Dikaiakos:
  Intermediaries for the World-Wide Web: overview and classification. 231-236

Session 9: Modeling

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  Sheng Uei Guan, Wei Liu, Kenneth Ong:
  An extendible Petri net model for Memex-like applications. 239-244
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  Ernestina Martel, Francisco Guerra Santana, Javier Miranda:
  EPDA-modeller: a tool for modelling a distributed programming environment. 245-250
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  Wen-Huei Chen, Cho-Ching Lu:
  Executable test sequence for the protocol control and data flow property with overlapping. 251-257
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  Rima Kilany, Ahmed Serhrouchni:
  Using distributed component model for active service deployment. 258-263
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  Hung-Yun Hsieh, Raghupathy Sivakumar:
  Towards a hybrid network model for wireless packet data networks. 264-271

Session 10: Transmission Engineering

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  Moufida Maimour, CongDuc Pham:
  Dynamic replier active reliable multicast (DyRAM). 275-282
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  H. T. Kung, Koan-Sin Tan, Pai-Hsiang Hsiao:
  TCP with sender-based delay control. 283-290
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  Chi Zhang, Vassilios Tsaoussidis:
  The interrelation of TCP responsiveness and smoothness in heterogeneous networks. 291-297
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  Zhenghua Fu, Xiaoqiao Meng, Songwu Lu:
  How bad TCP can perform in mobile ad hoc networks. 298-303
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  Ren Wang, Massimo Valla, M. Y. Sanadidi, Bryan K. F. Ng, Mario Gerla:
  Efficiency/friendliness tradeoffs in TCP Westwood. 304-311

Session 11: Mobile Networks and Mobile Computing

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  Mostafa M. El-Said, Anup Kumar, Adel Said Elmaghraby:
  An integrated neuro configuration management approach for hybrid mobile communication networks. 315-320
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  Binh Thai, Stephen Wan, Aruna Seneviratne:
  Executions of "home applications" and service customisations in Integrated Personal Mobility Architecture. 321-326
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  Hamida Seba, Nadjib Badache, Abdelmadjid Bouabdallah:
  Solving the consensus problem in a dynamic group: an approach suitable for a mobile environment. 327-332
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  Iara Augustin, Adenauer C. Yamin, Jorge L. V. Barbosa, Cláudio F. R. Geyer:
  ISAM, a software architecture for adaptive and distributed mobile applications. 333-338
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  Orazio Tomarchio, Giuseppe Di Modica, Davide Vecchio, Dániel Hoványi, Erwin Postmann, Hans Portschy:
  Code mobility for adaptation of multimedia services in a VHE environment. 339-344

Session 12: Security I

Session 13: QoS and Differentiated Services II

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  Jian Ye, Symeon Papavassiliou, Giuseppe Anastasi, Antonio Puliafito:
  Strategies for dynamic management of the QoS of mobile users in wireless networks through software agents. 369-374
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  Gina Fábián, Aart van Halteren, Marco van de Logt, Frank Stoinski:
  Design of a middleware for QoS-aware distribution transport content delivery. 375-382
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  Sergio Andreozzi:
  Differentiated services: an experimental vs. simulated case study. 383-390
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  Marco Conti, Enrico Gregori:
  Traffic and interference adaptive scheduling for Internet traffic in UMTS. 391-396
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  Evi Tsolakou, Eugenia G. Nikolouzou, Iakovos S. Venieris:
  A study of QoS performance for real time applications over a differentiated services network. 397-403

Session 14: Wireless and Home Networks II

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  Won-Joo Hwang, Makoto Wada, Hideki Tode, Koso Murakami:
  HomeMAC: QoS-based MAC protocol for the home network. 407-414
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  James S. Pascoe, Vaidy S. Sunderam, Roger J. Loader, G. Sibley:
  Facilitating adaptation to trouble spots in wireless MANs. 415-420
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  Dhananjay Lal, Rahul Gupta, Dharma P. Agrawal:
  Throughput enhancement in wireless ad hoc networks with spatial channels a MAC layer perspective. 421-428
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  Manthos Kazantzidis, Mario Gerla:
  End-to-end versus explicit feedback measurement in 802.11 networks. 429-434
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  Shiann-Tsong Sheu, Jenhui Chen:
  MR2RP: the multi-rate and multi-range routing protocol for ad hoc wireless networks. 435-440

Session 15: Routing

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  Sartaj Sahni, Kun Suk Kim:
  O(log n) dynamic packet routing. 443-448
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  Jun Jiang, Symeon Papavassiliou:
  End-to-end quality of service in multi-class service high-speed networks via optimal least weight routing. 449-454
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  Yongho Seok, Youngseok Lee, Yanghee Choi, Changhoon Kim:
  Explicit multicast routing algorithms for constrained traffic engineering. 455-461
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  Cuneyt Akinlar, A. Udaya Shankar, Sarit Mukherjee, David Braun:
  An IP address configuration algorithm for multi-router zeroconf networks. 462-467
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  Dritan Nace:
  A linear programming based approach for computing optimal fair splittable routing. 468-474

Session 16: Security II

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  Antonio Puliafito, Orazio Tomarchio:
  Design and development of a practical security model for a mobile agent system. 477-483
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  Diana Berbecaru, Antonio Lioy, Marius Marian:
  Security aspects in standard certificate revocation mechanisms: a case study for OCSP. 484-489
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  Alain Pannetrat, Refik Molva:
  Authenticating real time packet streams and multicasts. 490-495
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  Domenico Cotroneo, L. Peluso, Simon Pietro Romano, Giorgio Ventre:
  An active security protocol against DoS attacks. 496-501
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  R. Maresca, Maurizio D'Arienzo, Marcello Esposito, Simon Pietro Romano, Giorgio Ventre:
  An active network approach to virtual private networks. 502-507

Session 17: VoIP and Audio

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  Antonio Jose Estepa, Rafael Estepa, Juan M. Vozmediano:
  On the suitability of the E-model to VoIP networks. 511-516
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  Takefumi Hiraguri, Takeo Ichikawa, Masataka Iizuka, Masahiro Morikura:
  Novel multiple access protocol for voice over IP in wireless LAN. 517-523
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  Mouna Benaissa, Vincent Lecuire, Francis Lepage:
  An algorithm for playout delay adjustment for interactive audio applications in mobile ad hoc networks. 524-529
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  R. Venkatesha Prasad, Abhijeet Sangwan, H. S. Jamadagni, M. C. Chiranth, Rahul Sah, Vishal Gaurav:
  Comparison of voice activity detection algorithms for VoIP. 530-535

Session 18: Ad Hoc Networks II

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  Roberto Baldoni, Antonino Virgillito, Roberto Petrassi:
  A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm for mobile ad-hoc networks. 539-544
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  Marc Mosko, J. J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves:
  Performance of group communication over ad-hoc networks. 545-552
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  Devendra Goyal, James Caffery Jr.:
  Partitioning avoidance in mobile ad hoc networks using network survivability concepts. 553-558
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  Kumar Viswanath, Katia Obraczka:
  An adaptive approach to group communications in multi hop ad hoc networks. 559-566
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  Haiyun Luo, Petros Zerfos, Jiejun Kong, Songwu Lu, Lixia Zhang:
  Self-securing ad hoc wireless networks. 567-574

Session 19: Traffic Management II

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  Nir Naaman, Raphael Rom:
  Scheduling constant bit rate flows in data over cable networks. 577-582
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  Hala M. Mokhtar, Rubem Pereira, Madjid Merabti:
  Fair-rate GPS: a new class for decoupling delay and bandwidth properties. 583-588
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  Adel Said Elmaghraby, Anup Kumar, Mehmed M. Kantardzic, Mostafa Gamal Mostafa:
  Bandwidth allocation in a dynamic environment using a variable pricing policy. 589-594
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  Rocky K. C. Chang, King P. Fung:
  Transport layer proxy for stateful UDP packet filtering. 595-600
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  Luciano Paschoal Gaspary, Edgar Meneghetti, Fabricio Wendt, Lucio Braga, Roberto Storch, Liane Margarida Rockenbach Tarouco:
  High-layer protocol and service management based on passive network traffic monitoring: the trace management platform. 601-608

Session 20: Distributed Applications

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  Francisco Javier Ovalle-Martínez, Julio Solano-González, Ivan Stojmenovic:
  A parallel hill climbing algorithm for pushing dependent data in clients-providers-servers systems. 611-616
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  Francesco Quaglia, Andrea Santoro:
  Software supports for preemptive rollback in optimistic parallel simulation on Myrinet clusters. 617-622
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  Xiaohui Yuan, Bill P. Buckles, Zhaoshan Yuan, Jian Zhang:
  Mining negative association rules. 623-628
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  Antonella Di Stefano, Giuseppe Pappalardo, Emiliano Tramontana:
  Introducing distribution into applications: a reflective approach for transparency and dynamic fine-grained object allocation. 629-636
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  Carlos Pérez Leguízamo, Shohei Kato, Kenji Hirai, Kinji Mori:
  Autonomous consistency coordination technique among distributed database systems for achieving high reliability. 637-644

Session 21: ATM

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  Chi-Chun Lo, Bin-Wen Chuang:
  An adaptive survivability admission control mechanism using backup VPs for self-healing ATM networks. 647-652
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  Chul Geun Park, Dong Hwan Han, Yutae Lee:
  Queueing analysis of dynamic bandwidth allocation scheme for IP traffic on ATM networks. 653-658
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  Tomoyuki Nagase, Takashi Araki, Yoshio Yoshioka, Tadao Nakamura:
  Moderating traffic flow over conventional ATM service. 659-663
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  Teerapat Sanguankotchakorn, Janet Aung:
  Congestion control strategy for transient video source in ATM networks. 664-669
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  Sándor Székely:
  Signalling performance evaluation of large ATM networks based on measurements of isolated switches. 670-675

Session 22: Wireless and Home Networks III

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  Nicolas Rouhana, Eric Horlait:
  BWIG: Bluetooth Web Internet Gateway. 679-684
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  Amre El-Hoiydi:
  Spatial TDMA and CSMA with preamble sampling for low power ad hoc wireless sensor networks. 685-692
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  Andreas Miaoudakis, Apostolos Koukourgiannis, Grigorios Kalivas:
  Carrier frequency offset estimation and correction for Hiperlan/2 WLANs. 693-698
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  Diakoumis P. Gerakoulis, Paola Salmi:
  Link performance of an ultra wide bandwidth wireless in-home network. 699-704
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  Chih-Hao Lin, Frank Yeong-Sung Lin:
  Resource and performance management in wireless communication networks. 705-710

Session 23: Optical Networks

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  Dar-Zu Hsu:
  Tunable fiber Bragg grating-based a pair of m-sequence coding for optical CDMA. 713-718
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  Hungjen Wang, Eytan H. Modiano, Muriel Médard:
  Partial path protection for WDM networks: end-to-end recovery using local failure information. 719-725
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  Arunabha Sen, Bin Hao, Bao Hong Shen:
  Survivable routing in WDM networks. 726-731
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  Bin Zhou, Hussein T. Mouftah:
  Spare capacity planning using survivable alternate routing for long-haul WDM networks. 732-738

Session 24: Agents and Mobile Agents

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  Sheng Uei Guan, Tianhan Wang, Sim Heng Ong:
  A secure approach for mobile agent migration control. 741-746
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  Stefania Bandini, Flavio De Paoli, Sara Manzoni, Carla Simone:
  Mechanisms to support situated agent systems. 747-752
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  Paolo Bellavista, Antonio Corradi, Silvia Vecchi:
  Mobile agent solutions for accounting management in mobile computing. 753-760
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  George Samaras, Constantinos Spyrou, Evaggelia Pitoura:
  View Generator (VG): a mobile agent based system for the creation and maintenance of Web views. 761-767
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  Marco Scarpa, Massimo Villari, Angelo Zaia, Antonio Puliafito:
  From client/server to mobile agents: an in-depth analysis of the related performance aspects. 768-773

Session 25: QoS and Differentiated Services III

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  Benjamin Gaidioz, Pascale Primet:
  EDS: a new scalable service differentiation architecture for Internet. 777-782
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  Csaba Simon, Attila Vidács, István Moldován, Attila Török, Keisuke Ishibashi, Arata Koike, H. Ichikawa:
  End-to-end relative Differentiated Services for IP networks. 783-788
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  Peter Barta, Felician Németh, Róbert Szabó, József Bíró:
  Call admission control algorithms for tandem generalized processor sharing networks. 789-795
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  Lisandro Zambenedetti Granville, Gustavo Augusto Faraco de Sá Coelho, Maria Janilce Bosquiroli Almeida, Liane Margarida Rockenbach Tarouco:
  An architecture for automated replacement of QoS policies. 796-801
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  Mohammad Hossien Yaghmaee, Seyed Mostafa Safavi:
  A new FLC based model for Differentiated Services. 802-807

Session 26: Wireless and Home Networks IV

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  Chi-Hsiang Yeh, Dali Zhang, Ronald A. Iltis, Hua Lee:
  Code division multiple access with adaptable reservation: a new paradigm for CDMA-based multimedia wireless networks. 811-818
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  Sachin Garg, Martin Kappes, Mahalingam Mani:
  Wireless access server for quality of service and location based access control in 802.11 networks. 819-824
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  Mario Gerla, Yeng-Zhong Lee, Rohit Kapoor, Ted Taekyoung Kwon, Andrea Zanella:
  UMTS-TDD: a solution for internetworking Bluetooth piconets in indoor environments. 825-830
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  Naoki Suehiro, Toshiaki Imoto, Noriyoshi Kuroyanagi:
  Very efficient wireless frequency usage by coherent addition of multipath signals using ZCCZ sequence set. 831-834
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  Igor D. D. Curcio, Miikka Lundan:
  SIP call setup delay in 3G networks. 835-840

Session 27: Congestion Control

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  Dinh-Dung Luong, József Bíró:
  Analysis and application of congestion measures. 843-848
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  Luigi Alfredo Grieco, Saverio Mascolo, Roberto Ferorelli:
  Additive increase adaptive decrease congestion control: a mathematical model and its experimental validation. 849-854
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  Zici Zheng, Robert E. Kinicki:
  Adaptive explicit congestion notification. 855-860
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  Fabien Chatté, Bertrand Ducourthial, Silviu-Iulian Niculescu:
  Robustness issues of fluid approximations for congestion detection in best effort networks. 861-866
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  Thomas Ziegler:
  On averaging for active queue management congestion avoidance. 867-873

Session 28: Security III

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  Karima Boudaoud, Charles McCathieNevile:
  An intelligent agent-based model for security management. 877-882
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  Zhaoyu Liu, Roy H. Campbell, M. Dennis Mickunas:
  Security as services in active networks. 883-890
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  Eugenio Faldella, Marco Prandini:
  A flexible scheme for on-line public-key certificate status updating and verification. 891-898
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  Guoqing Zhang, Jie Wang, Chongying Cao:
  An information protection system for intranets. 899-903
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  Heejin Jang, Sangwook Kim:
  An intruder tracing system based on a shadowing mechanism. 904-909

Session 29: MPLS

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  Ali Boudani, Bernard Cousin:
  A new approach to construct multicast trees in MPLS networks. 913-919
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  Mohamed El-Darieby, Dorina C. Petriu, Jerry Rolia:
  A hierarchical distributed protocol for MPLS path creation. 920-926
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  Pin-Han Ho, Hussein T. Mouftah:
  Capacity-balanced alternate routing for MPLS traffic engineering. 927-932
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  Emre Yetginer, Ezhan Karasan:
  Robust path design algorithms for traffic engineering with restoration in MPLS networks. 933-938

Session 30: Broadcast and Multicast

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  Marius Portmann, Aruna Seneviratne:
  The cost of application-level broadcast in a fully decentralized peer-to-peer network. 941-946
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  Radu State:
  Latent multicast monitoring. 947-952
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  Vincent Roca, Benoît Mordelet:
  Design of a multicast file transfer tool on top of ALC. 953-958
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  Takumi Miyoshi, Shintaro Shimizu, Yoshiaki Tanaka:
  Fast topological design with simulated annealing for multicast networks. 959-966
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  Ken Tang, Katia Obraczka, Sung-Ju Lee, Mario Gerla:
  Congestion controlled adaptive lightweight multicast in wireless mobile ad hoc networks. 967-972

Session 31: Traffic Management III

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  Atsushi Tagami, Teruyuki Hasegawa, Toru Hasegawa, Koji Nakao:
  OC-48c traffic tester for generating and analyzing long-range dependence traffic. 975-982
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  Andrea Gozzi, Massimo Paolucci, Antonio Boccalatte:
  A multi-agent approach to support dynamic scheduling decisions. 983-988
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  Dimitrios N. Serpanos, Apostolos Traganitis:
  Object scheduling in broadcast systems for energy-limited clients. 989-994
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  Gergely Seres, Árpád Szlávik, János Zátonyi, József Bíró:
  Alternative admission rules based on the many sources asymptotics. 995-1000
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  Arunabha Sen, Ibraz Mohammed, Ravikanth Samprathi, Subir Bandyopadhyay:
  Fair queuing with round robin: a new packet scheduling algorithm for routers. 1001-1006

Session 32: Modeling, Properties and Algorithms

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  Naofal Al-Dhahir:
  Exploiting the structure of space-time codes. 1009-1014
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  Mostafa Hashem Sherif, David A. Hoeflin, M. Recchia:
  Reliability assessment of network elements using black box testing. 1015-1020
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  Damien Magoni, Jean-Jacques Pansiot:
  Internet topology modeler based on map sampling. 1021-1027
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  Marcel Fernandez, Miguel Soriano:
  Decoding codes with the identifiable parent property. 1028-1033
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  Verayuth Lertnattee, Thanaruk Theeramunkong:
  Combining homogeneous classifiers for centroid-based text classification. 1034-1039
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  Kritsada Sriphaew, Thanaruk Theeramunkong:
  A new method for finding generalized frequent itemsets in generalized association rule mining. 1040-1045

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