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International conference on networks (ICON'99)
Author: Jadwiga Indulska
Date: Fri, 20 Aug 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 20 Aug 1999 00:00
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Note: DEADLINE for EARLY REGISTRATION: 25 August 1999
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
AND ADVANCE PROGRAM
THE IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NETWORKS (ICON'99)
September 28 - October 1, 1999,
ParkRoyal Hotel, Brisbane, Australia
Organised by
Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
The University of Queensland
Sponsored by
Computer Chapter, IEEE Singapore Section
Co-sponsored by
Computer Chapter, IEEE Queensland Section
Supported by
Telstra Research Laboratories (main sponsor)
Motorola Australian Research Centre
CiTR Pty Ltd
Distributed Systems Technology Centre
GENERAL INFORMATION
The University of Queensland, the IEEE Computer Chapter in Singapore
and the IEEE Queensland Section are pleased to announce the IEEE
International Conference on Networks (ICON'99). ICON'99 is the
previous IEEE Singapore International Conference on Networks (SICON)
which from 1999 will be held in various places of the Asia-Pacific
region. The first ICON conference is held in Brisbane, Australia, and
is organised by The University of Queensland and sponsored by the IEEE
Computer Chapter in Singapore and co-sponsored by the IEEE Queensland
Section.
The conference will start with one day of tutorials and will continue
with three days of technical presentations. The conference will
provide a forum to discuss recent advances in computer networks and
communications and distributed systems. Dr Nicholas F. Maxemchuk
from AT&T Laboratories and Prof. Raj Jain from The Ohio State University
will deliver keynote speeches at ICON'99. The conference proceedings are
published by IEEE Computer Press.
The conference will cover the following topics:
* WDM protocols
* Multicast communication
* Teletraffic engineering
* Mobile communication
* Network management
* ATM networks
* Internet protocols
* CDMA systems
* Network QoS
* Satellite systems
* Communication systems security
* Multimedia communications
Information on ICON'99 (including registration) is available at:
http://www.csee.uq.edu.au/~icon99.
ABOUT CONFERENCE LOCATION
Brisbane is a subtropical city positioned between the major tourist
destinations of the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. This part of
Australia is renowned for its outstanding beauty. Brisbane also
provides a good starting point for trips to tropical North Queensland
and its coral reef (the Great Barrier Reef). For more information
refer to http://www.csee.uq.edu.au/~icon99.
_________________________________________________________________
ICON'99 ADVANCE TECHNICAL PROGRAM
Tutorials - 28.09.99
FULL DAY TUTORIALS:
1) Quality of Service in the Internet, Eric Horlait and Sanjay Jha
2) Introduction to CORBA with a Java programming example, Keith Duddy
HALF DAY TUTORIALS:
3) Engineering the Internet for Quality of Service: the Network
Calculus Approach, Glynn Rogers and Robert Malaney (morning session)
4) Recent Developments in IP Multicast, Roger Kermode (afternoon
session)
TUTORIAL DESCRIPTIONS: http://www.csee.uq.edu.au/~icon99
CONFERENCE: Day One - 29.09.99
8.00 Registration
8.30 Welcome and Introduction
9.00 Keynote speaker: Nicholas F. Maxemchuk, AT&T Laboratories,
"Converging Networks -- Can A Tortoise Catch A Hare?"
Session 1: WDM Protocols
9.45
Low-Delay Heuristic Algorithms for Wavelength Assignments in WDM
Networks, Gangxiang Shen and Sanjay K. Bose and Cheng Tee Hiang,
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
10.05
Centralized Wavelength Conversion Protocols for WDM
Broadcast-and-Select Star Networks, Georgios I. Papadimitriou and
Andreas S. Pomportsis, Aristotle University, Greece.
10.25 Morning Tea
Session 2: Multicast Communication
11.20
A Multicast Synchronization Protocol for Real Time Distributed Systems,
A. Abouaissa and A. Benslimane, Belfort University of Technology, France.
11.40
Dynamic Multicast Trees, Jorge A. Cobb, The University of Texas, USA.
12.00
An Efficient Algorithm for Group Multicast Routing with Bandwidth
Reservation, Chor Ping Low and Ning Wang, Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore.
12.20 Lunch
Session 3: Teletraffic Engineering - I
14.00
Application of the M/Pareto Process to Modeling Broadband Traffic
Streams, Timothy D. Neame and Moshe Zukerman and Ronald G. Addie, The
University of Melbourne, Australia.
14.20
A Theory of Temporal-Spatial Flow Control - The Single Link Case,
Jordi Ross and Wei K. Tsai, University of California, Irvine, USA.
14.40
Random Early Marking: An Optimisation Approach to Internet Congestion
Control, David Lapsley and Steven Low, Melbourne Information
Technologies, Australia.
15.00
Fast Self-Similar Teletraffic Generation Based on FGN and Wavelets,
H.D.J. Jeong and D. McNickle and K. Pawlikowski, University of
Canterbury, New Zealand.
15.20 Afternoon tea
Session 4: Mobile Communication -I
16.00
Self-Adaptive TDMA Protocols: A Learning-Automata-Based Approach,
Georgios I. Papadimitriou and Andreas S. Pomportsis, Aristotle
University, Greece.
16.20
Adaptive Transmission Parameters Optimisation In Wireless Multi-Access
Networks, Fraser Cameron, Moshe Zukerman and Maxim Gitlitis,
The University of Melbourne, Australia.
16.40
Impact of Polling Strategy on Capacity of 802.11 based Wireless
Multimedia LANS, Ravindra S. Ranasunghe and Lachlan L.H. Andrew and
David E. Everitt, The University of Melbourne, Australia.
17.00
A Practical User Mobility Prediction Algorithm for Supporting Adaptive
QoS in Wireless Networks, Jonathan Chan and Aruna Seneviratne,
University of New South Wales, Australia
18.30 Conference dinner and river cruise, 6.30pm - 10pm
Conference: Day Two - 30.09.99
8.30 Invited Speaker: sponsoring company
9.00 Keynote speaker Raj Jain, The Ohio State University, "Quality of
Service in Data Networks: Solutions and Issues"
Session 5: Network Management
9.45
XNAMI - An eXtensible XML-Based Paradigm for Network and Application
Management Instrumentation, Ajita John and Keith Vanderveen and Binay
Sugla, Bell Labs Innovations, Lucent Technologies, USA.
10.05
Enabling Alarm Correlation for a Mobile Agent Based System and Network
Management - A Wrapper Concept , Steffen Lipperts, Aachen University
of Technology , Germany.
10.25 Morning Tea
Session 6A: Asynchronous Transfer Mode
11.00
A Programmable Multicast Services in ATM Networks, Hung Keng Pung and
Naftali Bajrach, National University of Singapore, Singapore.
11.20
Experience with ATM Switch Performance Testing, Arjan Durresi, Raj
Jain, Gojko Babic, The Ohio- State University, USA.
11.40
An Efficient Buffer Management for Nrt-Traffics in ATM Switches ,
Hong-Soon Nam, Je-Chan Kim and Bong-Tae Kim, ETRI, Korea.
12.00
An Intelligent Buffer Management Approach for GFR Services in IP/ATM
Internetworks, Pi-Chung Wang and Chia-Tai Chan and Shuo-Cheng Hu and
Yaw-Chung Chen, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan.
Session 6B: Mobile Communication -II
11.00
Provision of Data (IP) Services in Third Generation Mobile Networks,
Christopher. G. Ware, Joe F. Chicharo and Gary J. Anido, University
of Wollongong, Australia.
11.20
Practical Approaches for Connection Admission Control in Multiservice
Networks, Techk Kiong Lee and Moshe Zukerman, University of Melbourne,
Australia.
11.40
Adaptive Admission Control and Scheduling for Wireless Packet
Communication, Jens Meggers, Aachen University of Technology, Germany
12.00
Optimal Base Station Placement and Fixed Channel Assignment Applied to
Wireless Local Area Network Projects, Ricardo C. Rodrigues and Geraldo
R. Mateus and Antonio A. F. Loureiro, Federal University of Minas
Gerais, Brazil.
12.20 Lunch
Sesion 7A: Internet and ATM Protocols
14.00
Classification and Comparison of Schemes for Providing Scalable IP
Services Over ATM Networks, Paul Boustead, and Joe Chicharo and
Gary Anido, University of Wollongong, Australia.
14.20
A Transmission Availability Forecast Service for Internet Protocol
Networks, William D. Blair and Rittwik Jana, Defence Science and
Technology Organisation, Australia.
14.40
A Fast and Scalable IP Lookup Scheme for High-Speed Networks,
Wen-Shyen E. Chen and Chung-Ting Justine Tsai, National Chung-Hsing
University, Taiwan.
15.00
A Selective Packet Discard Scheme for Supporting Internet QoS in
Congested ATM Switches, Maurizio Casoni, University of Bologna, Italy
Session 7B: Teletraffic Engineering - II
14.00
Parameter Adaptive Congestion Control of ABR Traffic in ATM Networks,
R.G. de Silva and W.J. Dewar, University of New South Wales, Australia
14.20
A Fair Queuing Algorithm for Multiple-Streams Delay-Bounded Services,
Mingshou Liu, Lih-Chyau Wuu, Longsong Lin and Chun-Yeh Tsai,
National Yunlin University, Taiwan.
14.40
Implementation and Experimentation of IP Rate Control, Michael Biggs
and Mahbub Hassan and James Breen, Monash University, Australia.
15.00
Network Calculus and Service Curve Scheduling in Heterogenous
Networks, R.A. Malaney and G. Rogers, CSIRO, Australia.
15.20 Afternoon Tea
Session 8A: CDMA Systems
16.00
The Paging Channel in CDMA2000, Sandip Sarkar and Ed Tiedermann,
Qualcomm Inc., USA.
16.20
An Implementation of Prepaid Service in CDMA PCS System, Sehjoon Dokko
and Jiha Jeon and Youngjoon Kim, LG Information and Communications
LTD, Korea.
16.40
User Plane Architecture of 3rd Generation Mobile Telecommunication
Network, Juha Kalliokulju, Nokia, Finland.
17.00
A Call Handling Capacity of Base Station Controller Group for Mobile
Originated Calls in the CDMA Mobile System, Hwa-Young Um and Byng-Han
Ryu and Jee-Hwan Ahn, ETRI, Korea.
Session 8B: Network QoS/Satellite Systems
16.00
Analysis of Per-Flow and Aggregate QoS In Scalable QoS Networks, Paul
Boustead and Eryk Dutkiewicz, University of Wollongong, Australia.
16.20
RSVP for LEO Satellites, Maria Elena Villapol and Jonathan Billington,
University of South Australia, Australia.
16.40
ACK Delay Control for Improving TCP Throughput over Satellite Links,
Jing Wu, Yu Shi, Peng Zhang, Shiduan Cheng and Jian Ma, Beijing
University of Post and Telecommunications, China.
17.00
Information Scheduling in a Military Satellite Broadcast System, Perry
A. Blackmore, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Australia.
Conference: Day Three - 1.10.99
8.30 Invited Speaker: sponsoring company
Session 9: Communication Systems Security
9.00
Authorization Schemes for Large-Scale Systems based on Java and Web
Security Models, Carla Merkle Westphall and Joni da Silva Fraga,
Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil.
9.20
Data Spread: A Novel Authentication and Security Technique, John Zic,
University of New South Wales, Australia.
9. 40
Formalizing Certificate Management System, Chuchang Liu and Tony Cant
and Maris A. Ozols and Marie Henderson, Defence Science and Technology
Organisation, Australia.
10.00
Broadcast anti-jamming systems, C. Charnes and Y. Desmedt and J.
Pieprzyk and R. Safavi-Naini and H. Wang, University of Wollongong,
Australia.
10.20
Security Management Against Cloned Cellular Telephones, Mirela Sechi
Moretti Annoni Notare and Augusto da Silva Cruz and Bernardo Gonc and
Alves Riso Carlos Becker Westphall, Federal, University of Santa
Catarina, Brazil.
10.40 Morning Tea
Session 10: Multimedia Communications
11.00
Multimedia Conferencing: Designed with H32X Capabilities, M.Z. Zhao
and Y.C. Loh, Singapore Polytechnic, Singapore.
11.20
Performance Evaluation of Web Browsing over Hybrid Fiber Coaxial
Broad-Band Networks, Ivan Tam Ming-Chit, Mohan Krishna Patnam,
King Tung Chan and Foo Siang Fook, Kent Ridge Digital Labs, Singapore
11.40
Practical Real-Time Approaches for Scheduling VBR Video in a
Client-Server Computing Environment, Kelvin Yiu-Lun Tsoi and Yu-Kowng
Kwok, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
12.00
A Client Cashing Scheme for Interactive Video-on-Demand, Philip Branch
and Greg Egan and Bruce Tonkin, Monash University, Australia.
12.20
A Novel Scheme of Transporting Pre-Stored MPEG Video in ATM Networks,
H.R. Fu and L. Zhang and C.H. Ng and K.R. Subramanian, Nanyang
Technological University, Singapore.
12.40 Closing Remarks
______________________________________________________________
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Conference Chair:
Jadwiga Indulska (The University of Queensland, Australia)
Technical Program Co-chairs:
Jadwiga Indulska (The University of Queensland, Australia)
Aruna Seneviratne (University of New South Wales, Australia)
Tutorial Chair:
Marian Majewski (The University of Queensland, Australia)
Finance Chair:
David Carrington (The University of Queensland, Australia)
Local Arrangements Chair:
Brian Lovell (The University of Queensland, Australia)
Publicity Chair:
Weiping Zhu (The University of Queensland, Australia)
International Liaison/Exhibition Chair:
Sri Parameswaran (The University of Queensland, Australia)
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
* A L Ananda (NUS, Singapore)
* Peter Beadle (Motorola, Australia)
* Gordon Blair (Lancaster University, UK)
* John F Bufford (GTE Labs, USA)
* Kwang-Cheng Chen (NTHU, Taiwan)
* M Diaz (LAAS, France)
* Christophe Diot (Sprint Labs, USA)
* David Everitt (University of Melbourne, Australia)
* David Farber (Univ of Pennsylvania, USA)
* Edward A Fox (Virginia Tech, USA)
* Andrzej M Goscinski (Deakin University, Australia)
* Per Gunningberg (Uppsala University, Sweden)
* Raj Jain (The Ohio State University, USA)
* Albert Kuendig (ETH, Switzerland)
* Hisashi Kobayashi (Princeton University, USA)
* P Linington (University of Kent at Canterbury, UK)
* Melody Moh (San Jose State University, USA)
* Kazutaka Murakami (Bell Labs, USA)
* Biswanath Mukherjee (University of California, Davis, USA)
* Gee Swee Poo (NUS, Singapore)
* H K Pung (NUS, Singapore)
* T Radhakrishnan (Concordia University, Canada)
* S V Raghavan (IIT, Madras, India)
* B Ramamurthy (University of Nebraska, USA)
* B Sarikaya (University of Aizu, Japan)
* C K Toh (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA)
* Kevin Tsai (University of California, Irvine, USA)
* Bharghavan Vaduvur (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA)
* Laurence Yeung (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
* John Zic (University of New South Wales, Australia)
_________________________________________________________________
ICON'99 SECRETARIAT:
ICON'99 Secretariat
Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
The University of Queensland, Australia.
Email: icon99@csee.uq.edu.au. Fax: +61 7 3365 4999
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