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Computer Networks, Volume 35
Volume 35, Number 1, January 2001
- Emil Lupu, Subrata Mazumdar, Rolf Stadler:
Selected Topics in Network and Systems Management. 1-4 - Preeti Bhoj, Sharad Singhal, Sailesh Chutani:
SLA management in federated environments. 5-24 - Metin Feridun, Jens Krause:
A framework for distributed management with mobile components. 25-38 - Jürgen Schönwälder
, Jürgen Quittek:
Secure Internet management by delegation. 39-56 - Patricia Florissi, Yechiam Yemini, Danilo Florissi:
QoSockets: a new extension to the sockets API for end-to-end application QoS management. 57-76 - Joseph L. Hellerstein, Fan Zhang, Perwez Shahabuddin:
A statistical approach to predictive detection. 77-95
Volume 35, Number 2-3, February 2001
- Spyros E. Polykalas, George T. Kolyvas, Iakovos S. Venieris:
An adaptive congestion control mechanism for intelligent broadband networks. 97-115 - Oran Sharon, Michael Spratt:
A CSMA/CD compatible MAC for real-time transmissions based on varying collision intervals. 117-142 - K. R. Venugopal, M. Shiva Kumar, P. Sreenivasa Kumar:
A heuristic for placement of limited range wavelength converters in all-optical networks. 143-163 - Marcos Postigo-Boix
IMA: technical foundations, application and performance analysis. 165-183 - Chunlei Liu, Raj Jain
Improving explicit congestion notification with the mark-front strategy. 185-201 - Zhengguo Li, X. J. Yuan, Changyun Wen
A switched priority scheduling mechanism for ATM switches with multi-class output buffers. 203-221 - Yvo Desmedt, Reihaneh Safavi-Naini, Huaxiong Wang, Lynn Margaret Batten, Chris Charnes, Josef Pieprzyk
Broadcast anti-jamming systems. 223-236 - David Lee, K. K. Ramakrishnan, W. Melody Moh:
Correctness and performance of the ATM ABR rate control scheme. 237-261 - Stefaan De Cnodder, Omar Elloumi, Kenny Pauwels:
Rate adaptive shaping for the efficient transport of data traffic in diffserv networks. 263-285 - Shih-Chiang Tsao, Ying-Dar Jason Lin:
Pre-order Deficit Round Robin: a new scheduling algorithm for packet-switched networks. 287-305 - Suresh Kalyanasundaram, Edwin K. P. Chong
Admission control schemes to provide class-level QoS in multiservice networks. 307-326 - Erdal Cayirci, Cem Ersoy
A PCS based architecture for tactical mobile communications. 327-350 - Shervin Shirmohammadi
An end-to-end communication architecture for collaborative virtual environments. 351-367
Volume 35, Number 4, March 2001
- Dirk Husemann:
Pervasive computing: Hogwarts, StarTrek, reality and back. 373-375 - Alan Jones, Andrew Hopper:
The prototype embedded network (PEN). 377-390 - Alex P. J. Hum:
Fabric area network - a new wireless communications infrastructure to enable ubiquitous networking and sensing on intelligent clothing. 391-399 - Michael Beigl, Hans-Werner Gellersen, Albrecht Schmidt
Mediacups: experience with design and use of computer-augmented everyday artefacts. 401-409 - Reto Hermann, Dirk Husemann, Michael Moser, Michael Nidd, Christian Rohner, Andreas Schade:
DEAPspace - Transient ad hoc networking of pervasive devices. 411-428 - Natalie S. Glance, Dave Snowdon, Jean-Luc Meunier:
Pollen: using people as a communication medium. 429-442 - Tim Kindberg, John J. Barton:
A Web-based nomadic computing system. 443-456 - Tobin J. Lehman, Alex Cozzi, Yuhong Xiong, Jonathan Gottschalk, Venu Vasudevan, Sean Landis, Pace Davis, Bruce Khavar, Paul Bowman:
Hitting the distributed computing sweet spot with TSpaces. 457-472 - Steven D. Gribble
The Ninja architecture for robust Internet-scale systems and services. 473-497
Volume 35, Number 5, April 2001
- Thomas Magedanz, Mikhail Smirnov:
Voice/data integration - a snapshot of intelligent networks and Internet convergence. 503-505 - Xiaomin Zhu, Jianxin Liao, Junliang Chen:
IIN model: modifications and case study. 507-519 - Jean-Emmanuel Chapron, Bruno Chatras
An analysis of the IN call model suitability in the context of VoIP. 521-535 - C. A. Licciardi, Gianni Canal, A. Andreetto, Patricia Lago:
An architecture for IN-internet hybrid services. 537-549 - Roch H. Glitho
Emerging alternatives to today's advanced service architectures for Internet telephony: IN and beyond. 551-563 - Menelaos K. Perdikeas, Iakovos S. Venieris:
Parlay-based service engineering in a converged Internet-PSTN environment. 565-578 - Farooq Anjum, Francesco Caruso, Ravi Jain, Paolo Missier
CitiTime: a system for rapid creation of portable next-generation telephony services. 579-595 - Raimo Kantola, José Costa-Requena, Nicklas Beijar:
Interoperable routing for IN and IP Telephony. 597-609
Volume 35, Number 6, May 2001
- Rachida Dssouli, Yair Lahav:
MSC and SDL in project life cycles. 611-612 - Michael Andersson, Anders Ek, Niklas Landin:
Utilizing UML in SDL-based development. 613-625 - Birgit Geppert, Frank Rößler:
The SDL pattern approach - a reuse-driven SDL design methodology. 627-645 - Jörg Hintelmann, Richard Hofmann, Frank Lemmen, Andreas Mitschele-Thiel, Bruno Müller-Clostermann:
Applying techniques and tools for the performance engineering of SDL systems. 647-665 - Nikolai Mansurov, Robert L. Probert:
Improving time-to-market using SDL tools and techniques. 667-691 - C. Bourhfir, El Mostapha Aboulhamid, Ferhat Khendek
Test cases selection from SDL specifications. 693-708 - Rick Reed:
Notes on SDL-2000 for the new millennium. 709-720 - Øystein Haugen:
MSC-2000 interaction diagrams for the new millennium. 721-732
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