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Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

ich m�chte Sie darauf aufmerksam machen, da� wir heuer die Gelegenheit
haben, die Konferenz HPN'98 ("The millennium push of internet") hier an
der TU Wien veranstalten zu k�nnen. Diesmal sind die Themen
wahrscheinlich von besonders gro�em Interesse f�r Sie, da verschiedene
sehr aktuelle Gebiete von Experten besprochen werden, die f�r die
weitere Entwicklung des Internet eine Schl�sselrolle spielen. Der
Rahmen spannt sich etwa von "Broadband Access"-M�glichkeiten �ber
neue Entwicklungen im Multicasting, IP/ATM Internetworking und QoS
bis zu einigen Anwendungsbeispielen auf der Applikationsebene.

Ausserdem gibt es die M�glichkeit, an Tutorials teilzunehmen, die von
f�hrenden Pers�nlichkeiten in den jeweiligen Fachgebieten geleitet
werden. Genauere Informationen dazu werden gerade f�r unsere
Webpage vorbereitet und sind in K�rze online verf�gbar!

Sch�ner Gru�
    Georg Mittenecker

P.S.: Bitte leiten Sie die Konferenzank�ndigung auch an alle Bekannten
und Kollegen weiter, die an der Internet-Thematik Interesse haben
k�nnten!

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                          HPN'98
     IFIP Conference on High Performance Networking
            The Millennium Push of Internet

             Vienna University of Technology
                    Vienna, Austria
                 September 21-25, 1998
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http://www.ikn.tuwien.ac.at/IKN/events/HPN98Homepage.html
mailto:hpn@tuwien.ac.at

PROGRAM

MONDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER 1998
09.00 � 12.30  Tutorial A: IPv6
14.00 � 17.30  Tutorial B: Reliable Multicast

TUESDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER 1998
09.00 � 12.30  Tutorial C: Internet Security
14.00 � 17.30  Tutorial D: Internet Telephony


WEDNESDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 1998

SESSION W1: BROADBAND INTERNET ACCESS
09.00 � 09.20  Opening
09.20 � 10.00  Broadband Access to the Internet
10.00 � 10.20  Performance of Multiple Access Protocols in
               Geostationary Satellite Systems
10.20 � 10.40  A new HFC Architecture using Return Path
               Multiplexing

SESSION W2: MULTIMEDIA MULTICAST
11.20 � 11.40  End to End Reliable Multicast Transport Protocol
               Requirements for Floor Control and Other Conference
               Control Functions
11.40 � 12.00  An Architecture for Conference-Support using
               Secured Multicast
12.00 � 12.20  SELDOM: A Simple and Efficient Low-cost,
               Delay-bounded, Online Multicasting

SESSION W3: SCALABLE MULTICAST
14.00 � 14.20  A Scalable and Robust Feedback Mechanism for
               Adaptive Multimedia Multicast Systems
14.20 � 14.40  A Scalable Protocol for Reporting Periodically
               Using Multicast IP
14.40 � 15.00  A Scalability Scheme for the Real-time Control
               Protocol

SESSION W4: ATM INFRASTRUCTURE
15.40 � 16.00  Enhanced Convolution Approach for Connection
               Admission Control in ATM Networks
16.00 � 16.20  Fast Rerouting in ATM Networks: Pro-Active Search
               Protocol
16.20 � 16.40  Impact of VC Merging on Buffer Requirements in ATM
               Networks
16.40 � 17.00  A Comparison of ATM Stream Merging Techniques
17.00 � 17.20  Integrating Parallel Computing Applications in an
               ATM Scenario


19.00  Reception at the Vienna Town Hall


THURSDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 1998

SESSION T1: NEXT GENERATION INTERNET
09.00 � 09.40  Differentiated Services: A New Approach for Quality
               of Service in the Internet
09.40 � 10.00  Toward a Hierarchical Mobile IPv6
10.00 � 10.20  Active Libraries: A Flexible Strategy for Active
               Networks

SESSION T2: QOS IN THE INTERNET
11.00 � 11.20  End-to-end QoS Provisioning through Resource
               Adaptation
11.20 � 11.40  A Dynamic Sender-Initiated Reservation Protocol for
               the Internet
11.40 � 12.00  USD: Scalable Bandwidth Allocation for the Internet
12.00 � 12.20  A Connectionless Approach for Providing QoS in
               IP Networks

SESSION T3: IP/ATM INTERNETWORKING
14.00 � 14.20  An implementation of a Gateway for Hierarchically
               Encoded Video across ATM and IP Networks
14.20 � 14.40  Trading Off Network Utilisation and Delays by
               Performing Shaping on VC ATM Connections Carrying
               LAN Traffic
14.40 � 15.00  Packet-based Approach to ATM Cell Policing and
               their Effects on Internet Traffic
15.00 � 15.20  Optimising Bandwidth Reservation in IP/ATM
               internetworks using the Guaranteed Delay Service

SESSION T4: INTERNET APPLICATIONS
16.00 � 16.20  Orchestra! : An Internet Service for Distributed
               Musical Sessions and Collaborative Music Development
               and Engineering
16.20 � 16.40  High-Performance Online Presentation of Complex
               3D Scenes
16.40 � 17.00  On the Optimal Placement of Web Proxies in the
               Internet: The Linear Topology
17.00 � 17.20  The Network Computer for an Open Services Market


19.30  Banquet at the Vienna Hofburg


FRIDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 1998

SESSION F1: INTERNET NETWORKING
09.00 � 09.40  Integrated Services: IP Networking Applications
09.40 � 10.00  The Interaction of the TCP Flow Control Procedure
               in End Nodes on the Proposed Flow Control Mechanism
               for Use in IEEE 802.3 Switches
10.00 � 10.20  On End-to-End Congestion Avoidance for TCP/IP

SESSION F2: FLOW AND CONGESTION CONTROL
11.00 � 11.20  A Rate Based Back-pressure Flow Control for the
               Internet
11.20 � 11.40  TCP-BFA: Buffer Fill Avoidance
11.40 � 12.00  Motivation of an End-to-End Regulation of Bandwidth
               in Intra-Networks: The ROBIN Concept
12.00 � 12.20  Nondeterministic Classifier Performance Evaluation
               for Flow Based IP Switching

SESSION F3: QOS ROUTING AND SCHEDULING
14.00 � 14.20  Internet QoS Routing using the Bellman-Ford Algorithm
14.20 � 14.40  Feedback Controlled Scheduling for QoS in Communication
               Systems
14.40 � 15.00  Scheduling Algorithms for Advance Resource Reservation
15.00 � 15.20  Achieving 90% Throughput in A Flow-Oriented Switching
               Router System
15.20 � 15.40  Service Logic Mobility over Intelligent Broadband
               Networks

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 HOTEL BOOKING UNTIL AUGUST 21, 1998
 Please book early. Vienna is vistited by many tourists all year

 OFFICIAL CARRIER: Austrian Airlines (CODE: HPN98/VIECONG)
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 REGISTRATION BEFORE AUGUST 31, 1998
 Conference at ATS 6000
 This includes coffee breaks, lunches, proceedings, welcome reception
 at the Vienna town hall, and banquet at the Hofburg

 First Tutorial at ATS 1500
 Each additional Tutorial at ATS 1000
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REGISTRATION AFTER AUGUST 31, 1998
Conference at ATS 7000
First Tutorial at ATS 2000
Each additional Tutorial at ATS 1000


Registration and additional information:
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 Please consult web page or ask for program by postal mail
 http://www.ikn.tuwien.ac.at/IKN/events/HPN98Homepage.html
mailto:hpn@tuwien.ac.at
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Prof.Dr. Harmen R. van As      Institute of Communication Networks
                               Vienna University of Technology
Tel  +43-1-58801-5246          Gusshausstrasse 25/388
Fax  +43-1-5870583             A-1040 Vienna, Austria
http://www.ikn.tuwien.ac.at    email: Harmen.R.van-As@tuwien.ac.at
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Georg Mittenecker
Institute of Communication Networks
Vienna University of Technology
Gusshausstrasse 25 / 388    Tel. +43-1-58801-3993
A-1040 Vienna, Austria      Fax. +43-1-5870583
URL: http://www.ikn.tuwien.ac.at