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From: Robert Tolksdorf
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 1996 00:00
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[DeTeBerkom] [KIT] [PRZ]
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Fourth International Distributed Summer School on Advanced Broadband
Communications
9-12. Juli 1996
The Convergence of Engineering Cultures in Telecommunications and
Information Technology
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In Zusammenarbeit mit DeTeBerkom und dem Proze�rechenzentrum der TU-Berlin,
ist die Projektgruppe KIT einer der Gastgeber der Fourth International
Distributed Summer School on Advanced Broadband Communications.
Die Konferenz findet als eine �ber ATM-Netze verteilte Konferenz an 24
europ�ischen Orten gleichzeitig statt. Dabei ist die TU Berlin einer der
f�nf Hauptveranstaltungsorte, an dem die Konferenzbeitr�ge per Video und
Audio verfolgt werden k�nnen und das Publikum Fragen stellen kann. Zwei
Vortr�ge und ein Teil der Moderation aus Berlin �bertragen.
Die Teilnehmer in Berlin verfolgen die Konferenz durch eine
Leinwandprojektion per Beamer. Die Konferenzsprache ist Englisch. Es ist
auch m�glich, nur an einzelnen Sessions teilzunehmen.
Mit der erstmalig auch in Berlin stattfindenden Summerschool l��t sich
einerseits eine Reihe Fachvortr�ge zu neuesten Entwicklungen in der
Breitbandkommunikation verfolgen, gleichzeitig Teilnehmer an einer der
ersten verteilten Konferenzen sein, bei der Referenten, Zuh�rer,
Fragesteller und Session chairs nicht mehr an einem einzigen Konferenzort
sein m�ssen.
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Ort
Die Berliner ABC'96 findet im Democenter des PRZ an der TU-Berlin statt
PRZ Democenter
Raum MA 073
Stra�e des 17. Juni 136
10623 Berlin
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Teilnahme
F�r Mitglieder der TU-Berlin ist die Teilnahme kostenlos. Es wird um
vorherige Anmeldung per e-mail an {tolk|okp}@cs.tu-berlin.de gebeten.
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Lokale Veranstalter
Projektgruppe KIT
FR 6-10
Franklinstr. 28/29
10578 Berlin
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Weitere Informationen:
http://flp.cs.tu-berlin.de/abc96
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Konferenzthema
This year the School plans to interconnect sites in most European countries,
including Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland,
Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UK.
It will include tutorials, lectures, panels, interviews, debates and
demonstration of results achieved within ACTS R&D projects. The theme will
be :
The Convergence of Engineering Cultures in Telecommunications and
Information Technology.
Specific issues to be addressed include
* Information Technology for Telecommunications Engineers
o Networking and distributed computing techniques
o Multimedia application systems
o Structuring application program interfaces using object-oriented
techniques
* Service and Telecommunications Engineering for Information Technology
Engineers
o Telecommunications management and intelligent networks
o Mobile telecommunications and access networks
o Service engineering techniques
* Telecommunications and Information System Integration
o Construction techniques for complex systems
o Engineering the Information Superhighway
o Integrating engineering and organisational complexity
The 1996 Summer School will be a distributed event where a multimedia CSCW
(Computer Supported Co-operative Work) tele-education application will join
the lecture rooms of the different physical sites into a single virtual
lecture room such that lecturers and participants lose the sense of physical
separation and work together with full interaction.
The Summer School and the NICE project are supported by the European
Commission through the ACTS programme. The Summer School also is supported
by the G7 GIBN (Global Infrastructure for Broadband networks) initiative.
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Programm
time TITLE SPEAKERS venue
Tues, 9 July
0900 Welcome Wim Delbare Brussels
0930 Introduction toABC'96 John Dobson Madrid
1000 Distributed Computing Peter Linnington Brussels
andTelecommunications
1100 COFFEE BREAK
ATMTechnologies - JohnGriffiths
1130 Promises and Therry van Berlin
Disappointments Langedam Brussels
1230 LUNCH
Future Visions of
Luc Le Beller Aveiro
1400 Telecommunications Claudio Carrelli Naples
(Networks, Services
and Markets) Thierry Bosseur Brussels
1530 COFFEE BREAK
Juan Quemada Madrid
1600 The NICEProject and Pedro Chas Madrid
the Summer School
Agostino Moncalvo Naples
1730 Modelling the Mike Martin Berlin
SummerSchool
1800 The Canadian ATM Abdul Lakhani Ottawa
PilotNetwork Bill St.Arnaud
Wed, 10
July
0900
IETF Vision of the
Future
Eric Huizer
Brussels
1000
What is Groupware
Garth Shephard
Miguel Valente
Madrid
Aveiro
1100
COFFEE BREAK
1130
ObjectWars
Richard Soley
Juan Carlos
Llorente
Giovanni Pirola
Brussels
Madrid
Naples
1300
LUNCH
1430
Quality ofService
Fabio Panzieri
Don Cochrane
Anthony Oodan
Naples
Aveiro
Brussels
1600
COFFEE BREAK
1630
Multimediaon the Move
Jos� Moura
Phillipe Jacquet
Aveiro
Brussels
1730
Multimedia
RetrievalServices
Christian Bertin
Isidro Agualdo
Brussels
Madrid
1830
presentation
fromCanada
Thu, 11
July
Optical Switching
0900 Technology - Status Paul Lagasse Brussels
and Prospects
1000 Managementin a Complex JoeChester Madrid
Environment
1100 COFFEEBREAK
Brussels
1130 Charging by Value Barrie Kerswell
Albert Kuiper
Brussels
1230 LUNCH
Augusto de Brussels
1400 Advanced Network Albuquerque
Topologies and Access Steve
Chellingsworth Brussels
Feature Interaction
1500 inthe Design of Hugo Velthuijsen Brussels
Telecom Services
1530 COFFEE BREAK
Tele-(Vision/Communication)
1600 - Is There Wulf Bauerfeld Berlin
Convergence?
Challengesin the
1630 Design of Broadband Juha Heinanen Madrid
Networks
Fri, 12
July
0900
Summary: What Have we
Learnt?
Bernie Cohen
Madrid
1000
Future Regulatory
Environments
Umberto deJulia
Naples
1100
COFFEEBREAK
1130
Residential Networks
Paolo Fasano
Naples
1230
Closing session
Wim Delbare
Paolo Nordeste?
Volker Reible?
Madrid
Aveiro?
Berlin?
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Dr.-Ing. Robert Tolksdorf | Technical University Berlin _______ _
e-mail: tolk@cs.tu-berlin.de | FB 13 - FLP/KIT - FR 6-10 (_ _ | |
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