High Speed Networks and Multimedia Communications

1. Scheduling, Resource Allocation

   1. Leaky Bucket Based Buffer Management Scheme for TCP/IP Traffic over GFR Service

      • Kwan-Woong Kim, Sang-Tae Lee, Dae-Ik Kim, Mike Myung-Ok Lee, Byoung-Sil Chon

      Pages 224-232

   2. Handling Two-Way TCP Traffic in Asymmetric Networks

      • Fatma Louati, Chadi Barakat, Walid Dabbous

      Pages 233-243

   3. Packet Delay Analysis under Class Based Queueing

      • Anne Millet, Zoubir Mammeri

      Pages 244-256

   4. Distributed Scheduling Policies of Low Complexity for Networks of Input-Queued Switches

      • Claus Bauer

      Pages 257-267

   5. Design and Analysis of a Virtual Output Queueing Based Windowing Scheduling Scheme for IP Switching System

      • Jin Seek Choi, BongSue Suh

      Pages 268-279

2. MPLS

   1. New MPLS Switch Architecture Supporting Diffserv for High_Speed Switching and QoS

      • Tae-Won Lee, Young-Chul Kim, Mike Myung-Ok Lee

      Pages 280-289

   2. Network Convergence over MPLS

      • Enrique Vázquez, Manuel Álvarez-Campana, Ana B. García

      Pages 290-300

   3. MPLS DiffServ-Enabled Traffic Engineering: A Scalable QoS Model for Optical-Speed Media Streaming Networks

      • Francesco Palmieri

      Pages 301-313

   4. CoS Based LSP Selection in MPLS Networks

      • Praveen Kumar, Niranjan Dhanakoti, Srividya Gopalan, Varadarajan Sridhar

      Pages 314-323

3. Routing, Multicast

   1. Fast Update Algorithm for IP Forwarding Table Using Independent Sets

      • Xuehong Sun, Sartaj K. Sahni, Yiqiang Q. Zhao

      Pages 324-335

   2. IMRA – A Fast and Non-greedy Interference Minimizing On-Line Routing Algorithm for Bandwidth Guaranteed Flows

      • Karl Hendling, Gerald Franzl, Brikena Statovci-Halimi, Artan Halimi

      Pages 336-347

   3. Embedded BGP Routing Monitoring

      • Thomas Lévy, Olivier Marcé, Damien Galand

      Pages 348-359

   4. Neural Net Based Approach for Adaptive Routing Policy in Telecommunication Networks

      • Said Hoceini, Abdelhamid Mellouk, Yacine Amirat

      Pages 360-368

   5. Hybrid Unicast and Multicast Flow Control: A Linear Optimization Approach

      • Homayoun Yousefi’zadeh, Fatemeh Fazel, Hamid Jafarkhani

      Pages 369-380

   6. A New Adaptive Layered Multicast Protocol

      • Kon Papazis, Naveen K. Chilamkurti, Ben Soh

      Pages 381-389

   7. A Novel Scalable Explicit Multicast Protocol

      • Yewen Cao, Khalid Al-Begain

      Pages 390-398

   8. Multicast Routing with Delay and Delay Variation Constraints for Multimedia Applications

      • Shankar M. Banik, Sridhar Radhakrishnan, Chandra N. Sekharan

      Pages 399-411

4. Mobile Networks, Mobile IP, 3G/UMTS

   1. Performance Analysis of IP Mobility Protocols in Wireless Mobile Networks

      • Ki-Sik Kong, Ui-Sung Song, Jin-Su Kim, Chong-Sun Hwang

      Pages 412-423

   2. Connection Admission Control Using Transient QoS Measures in Broadband Satellite Systems

      • Yeong M. Jang

      Pages 424-435

   3. Reliable Multicast Transport by Satellite: A Hybrid Satellite/Terrestrial Solution with Erasure Codes

      • Florestan de Belleville, Laurent Dairaine, Jérôme Lacan, Christian Fraboul

      Pages 436-445

Nowadays, networks and telecommunications are two of the most active ?elds. Research and development in these areas have been going on for some time, reaching the stage of products. The objectives of HSNMC 2004 (International Conference on High Speed Networks and Multimedia Communications) were to promote research and development activities and to encourage communication between academic researchers and engineers throughout the world in the areas related to high-speed networks and multimedia communications. The seventh edition of HSNMC was held in Toulouse, France, on June 30– July2,2004. Therewere266submissionstoHSNMCthisyearfrom34countries, which were evaluated by program committee members assisted by external - viewers. Each paper was reviewed by several reviewers. One hundred and one papers were selected to be included in these proceedings. The quality of s- missions was high, and the committee had to decline some papers worthy for publication. The papers selected in this book illustrate the state of the art, current d- cussions, and development trends in the areas of networks, telecommunication and multimedia applications. The contributions published in this book und- line the international importance of the related ?eld of research. They cover a variety of topics, such as QoS in Di?Serv networks, QoS analysis and m- surement, performance modelling, TCP modelling and analysis, MPLS for QoS provision, scheduling and resource allocation, routing, multicast, security and privacy issues, peer-to-peer applications, video applications, software and m- dleware for networks, mobile networks, mobility, satellite, mobile IP, wireless networks, WLAN, ad hoc networks, 3G/UMTS, IEEE 802.

• BGP
• Broadcast
• IEEE 802.11
• IEEE 802.11a
• Internet
• Quality of Service (QoS)
• Routing
• TCP/IP
• broadband networking
• high performance communications
• high speed networking
• mobile networks
• mpls
• qos
• wireless networks

• IRIT - Paul Sabatier University - Toulouse, France

  Zoubir Mammeri

• IUT, University of Haute Alsace, Colmar, France

  Pascal Lorenz

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