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From: Frode Greisen
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1991 20:02
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1991 20:02
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Zur Information fuer die interessierten Networker.
Gruss Helmut Woehlbier
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Dear colleagues,
Below please find for your information the final program for the conference
organized by RARE in Blois in May.
Regards/ Frode
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2nd European Networking Conference
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Blois, 13.5. - 16.5.1991
Final Programme
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Organised by RARE
in collaboration with
EARN, Internet Activities Board, NorduNet,
Ministere de la Recherche et de la Technologie
Monday, 13. 5. 1991
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Morning : Registration
12h30 Buffet lunch
Plenary Sessions
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Opening
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Christian Michau, CNRS, Paris
14h00 Opening Remarks
Juergen Harms, Univ. Geneve
14h10 Official Welcome
Paul Quiles, Ministre des Postes,
Telecommunications et de l'Espace
14h30 The Challenge of Workstations to Networking
Louis Pouzin, THESEUS, Sophia Antipolis
15h15 The Challenge of Networking to Workstations
Greg Chesson, Silicon Graphics, Mountain View
16h00 Coffee
The IT Campus
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Howard Davies, Univ. Exeter
16h30 The Networked Campus
Bernard Levrat, Univ. Geneve
17h00 Workstation to Internet : Problems, Solutions and Challenges
Lee G. Caldwell, Novell, Salt Lake City
17h30 Information Services on the Wired Campu
Bruce Royan, Univ. Stirling
18h00 Recess
(18h30 : Welcome Reception City of Blois at the Palais des Congres)
Tuesday, 14. 5. 1991
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Session Group A
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Funding and Policy
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Jaime Perez-Vidal, CEC, Bruxelles
9h00 Organisational Structures for Providing International Services
Klaus Ulmann, DFN, Berlin
9h30 Transmission Services in a Deregulated Europe
NN, France Telecom, Paris
10h00 Acceptable Use Policy
James Hutton, JNT, Didcot
10h30 Coffee
11h00 NREN : The Need for High Performance Services
Bill Bostwick, Washington DC
11h30 Report on the RARE High-Speed Networking Symposium
Paul van Binst, Univ. Libre Bruxelles
12h00 Expanding the Internet to a Global Environment.
But ... How to Get Connected?
Elise Gerich, Merit, Ann Arbour
12h30 Lunch
Session Group B
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CONS / CLNS Interworking
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Les Clyne, JNT, Didcot. Phil Gross
9h00 Transatlantic Workshop : Background
Les Clyne, JNT, Didcot
9h15 Transatlantic Workshop : Reports and Recommended Actions
Christian Huitema, INRIA, Sophia Antipolis
9h50 Transatlantic Workshop : Agreed Policy, Subsequent Activities
Phil Gros, CNRI, Washington DC
10h30 Coffee
Lower Layer Technology
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Sylvain Langlois, EDF, Paris
11h00 FDDI Concentrators and their Environment
Michael Franzen, Siemens, Munchen
11h30 TCP/IP Internetwork Communication Through LANs
Interconnected by Dikon Meganet.
Trond Arne Kongsli, FORUT, Tromsoe
European Engineering Planning Group
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Sylvain Langlois, EDF, Paris
12h00 Presentation of the EEPG Report
Kees Neggers, SURFnet, Utrecht
12h30 Lunch
Plenary Sessions
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Network Management Strategies and Techniques
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Christian Michau, CNRS, Paris
14h00 Management of the Operation of the NSF Backbone
Elise Gerich, Merit, Ann Arbour
14h30 NORDUnet Experiences in Network Management
Bernhard Stockmann, NORDUnet, Stockholm
15h00 LAN Management by Cooperation : HP and the University of Geneva
Charlie Solomon, HP Labs, Bristol
15h30 Coffee
Group Communication
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Claus Sattler, Akad. Wiss., Berlin
16h00 Building Group Communication on OSI
Steve Benford, Univ. Nottingham
16h30 Supporting Collaboration in a Distributed Electronic Environment
Pippa Hennessy, Univ. Nottingham
17h00 Computer supported Cooperative Work;
Origins, Concepts and Research Initiatives
Paul Wilson, CSC, Slough
17h30 Recess
(20h00 : Gala Dinner at the Chateau de Blois)
Wednesday, 15. 5. 1991
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Morning : available for unscheduled meetings
Session Group A
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Applications and Services
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Dennis Jennings, Univ. College Dublin
14h00 The NSF X.400 Pilot Project
Alf Hansen, Univ. Wisconsin
14h30 Implementing an E-mail Fax Gateway from Scratch
Peter Flynn, Univ. Cork
15h00 The Integration of the X Window System
and ISO Virtual Terminals for a "European Workstation Environment"
John Dyer, JNT, Didcot
15h30 Coffee
16h00 Naming Strategies and Techniques
Christian Huitema, INRIA, Sophia Antipolis
16h40 X.500 Pilot Status
David Goodman, Univ. College London
17h05 The COSINE Information Service
Graham Knight, Level 7 Ltd, Bracknell
17h30 Recess
(Evening : Dinner at the Caves de Montlouis)
Session Group B
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High Performance Strategies and Techniques
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Paul van Binst, Univ. Bruxelles
14h00 Jargon Tutorial and Techniques
John Burren, Rutherford Lab, Didcot
15h00 Global WAN-MAN Architecture for the 90's
Remy Despres, RCE, Paris
15h30 Coffee
16h00 From Megabits to Gigabits : Theory and Practice
Francois Fluckiger, CERN, Geneve
16h30 CHEOPS: Really Using a Satellite
Brian Carpenter, CERN, Geneve
17h00 Transport System for an Integrated Broadband Communication
Environment Proposals of ESP
Horst Westbrock, DETECON, Berlin
18h00 Recess
(20h00 : Dinner at the Caves de Montlouis)
Thursday, 16. 5. 1991
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Session Group A
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Multimedia Techniques
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Robert Cooper, JNT, Didcot
9h00 Facilities for Proposed Pilot Activity Using Office Document
Architecture Facilities from University College London
and the PODA Project
Peter Kirstein, Univ. College, London
9h30 Media Synchronization and High Speed Networking in MultiG
Steve Pink, SICS, Stockholm
10h00 Multimedia Workstations
Jean-Louis Leonhardt, IRPEACS, Lyon
10h30 Coffee
Security
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Sven Tafvelin, Chalmers Univ., Gothenburg
11h00 The X.500 Directory Service and the Data Protection Act
Julia M. Hill, Herriot-Watt Univ., Edingburgh
11h30 CERT - Computer Emergency Response Team
Chris Harvey, Observatoire de Paris
Session Group B
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Protocol Interworking Techniques
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Vint Cerf, CNRI, Washington
9h00 TCP-IP / OSI Interoperation
Bernard Sales, Univ. Brussels
9h30 DoD Internet Protocols and JANET
Jon Crowcroft, Univ. College London
10h00 Integrated Routing for Dual TCP/IP - OSI Environments
Ross Callon, DEC, Littleton
10h30 Coffee
Distributed Systems
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Bernard Delcourt, RARE, Amsterdam
11h00 Open Distributed Processing
11h30 Remote Procedure Calls : a Stepping Stone to ODP
David Robinson, DEC, Reading
Plenary Session
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Closing
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Klaus Ullmann, DFN, Berlin
12h00 Closing Remarks
Klaus Ullmann, DFN, Berlin
12h15 Recess, buffet lunch
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