Table of Contents

• Coordination Programming for Parallel and Distributed ApplicationsFarhad Arbab. 1-10
• Modelling Dynamic Agent Systems with Cooperating AutomataEric Badouel, Philippe Darondeau, Andrew Tokmakoff. 11-17
• Observation of CORBA/Java ApplicationsLaurence Duchien, Eric Jeury. 18-24
• Contract-based Coordination of Distributed Object SystemsHolger Giese, Jörg Graf, Guido Wirtz. 25-31
• Modeling Coordinated Work EnvironmentsHilda Tellioglu. 32-38
• Anonymous Coordination as the basis for a Component ApproachTom Holvoet, Kris Vanholst, Pierre Verbaeten. 39-45
• Connector-aided Coordination in Agent SystemsMario Kupries. 46-52
• CWSLR Model for CSCW Information SystemsMoisés González-García, Raúl Jacinto-Montes, Ana María Martínez Enríquez. 53-59
• A Multiagent Architecture for a Virtual OfficeFélex F. Ramos, David R. Garduño, Ivan Romero. 60-66
• Automatic Management of Sessions in Shared SpacesGéraldine Texier, Noël Plouzeau. 67-73
• Teaching Network Performance Measurements Using JavaPhillip T. Conrad, Ben Greenstein. 74-80
• From Practical CASE to Formal Verification: Software Engineering using JavaPeter G. Clayton, Gardiner S. Stiles. 81-87
• SimNetwork: A Java-Based Computer Network SimulatorJ. Zachary Charmoy, LoriLee M. Sadler. 88-93
• An Undergraduate Distributed Computing CourseDaniel C. Hyde. 94-100
• Using Java Remote Method Invocation in a Parallel and Distributed Processing CourseRodney S. Tosten, Christyann Ferraro, Sara Sprenkle, Brad Steiner, Paul T. Tymann. 101-106
• Location Tracking with Pointer Forwarding and Jumping Pointer in Distributed HLR EnvironmentBo-Kyung Lee, Chong-Sun Hwang. 107-113
• Dynamic Code Reservation Multiple Access for Supporting Intergrated Traffic in CDMA SystemsEuihoon Jeong, Ara R. Khil, Seung Ryoul Maeng. 114-120
• Predictive and Adaptive Bandwidth Reservation Strategies in Wireless NetworksJi-Young Lim, Mi-Hee Kim, Ki-Joon Chae. 121-127
• Performance Analysis of Call Admission Scheme in Macro-Microcell Overlaid Cellular SystemDong Myung Lee, Hong Seok Seong, Phil Ju Moon, Song In Choi, Ki Chul Han. 128-132
• An Efficient Rerouting Scheme in Wireless ATMSungmin Choe, Youngsong Mun, Hyunseung Choo. 133-136
• The Enhanced Channel Management Scheme in Cellular NetworksSeung S. Hong, Tai M. Chung. 137-143
• MDTMAC: A Medium Access Control Protocol for Multimedia Data Transmission Service over IEEE 802.11 Wireless LANWoo-Jun Ye, Seong-Dae Jang, Jae-Xong Lee, Kyoon Ha Lee. 144-150
• A Simple and Low-Overhead Protocol for Mobile Distributed Computing EnvironmentsSaangyong Uhmn, Sungryong Lee, Kangmo Lee. 151-157
• Enhanced Zone-based Registration Scheme at Regarding User Mobility PatternGyu Tae Chang, Byung Woo Lim, Keecheon Kim. 158-162
• Design and Implementation of Foreign Agent for the Mobile ComputingYoungson Mun, Myoungho Lee. 163-167
• System Architecture for Supporting Mobile Applications by Using Proxy and Host MobilityPyeong Jung Kim, Seok Hwan Yoon, Seong-il Jin. 168-174
• A Fair MarkerH. Kim. 175-181
• Design and Implementation of a JAVA-based Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language PlayerDongil Shin, Dongkyoo Shin, Yongdeok Noh. 182-186
• Analysis of Public Key Infrastructure Systems for AuthenticationJae-Woo Kim, Han-Jin Cho, Il-Sun Hwang, Sung-Yul Park, Jae Kwang Lee. 187-192
• An Efficient and Secure Electronic Micropayment SystemsYoungdal Kim, Kwanho Song, Sunyoung Han. 193-199
• A Real Time Presentation Method for Playing of a Hyperpresentation Mail on InternetYounghwan Lim. 200-205
• Efficient Transmission Technique of VBR-MPEG Video for Interactive Video ServiceSeungyun Lee, Kyungtak Kim, Hwangbin Ryou. 206-210
• A Buffing Algorithm for Providing the Truly Interactive Video-On-Demand ServicesBackhyun Kim, Suengchan Moon, Iksoo Kim, Yoseop Woo. 211-217
• Content-Based Retrieval Supporting Similarity QueryMi Hee Yoon, Kio Chung Kim, Yong-Ik Yoon. 218-224
• Cooperative Web Computing Environment with a Multi-Managing MethodHye-Seon Maeng, Tack-Don Han, Shin-Dug Kim. 225-232
• A Parallel ODE Solver Adapted to Oscillatory ProblemsJesús Vigo-Aguiar, Luis M. Quintales. 233-239
• A Scalable Parallel Domain Decomposition Algorithm for Solving Time Dependent Partial Differential EquationsWilson Rivera, Jianping Zhu. 240-246
• A Parallel Linearly Implicit Method for Stiff IVPsD. A. Voss. 247-251
• The Local Haar Condition in Parameter Estimation for Second Order OrdinaryZ. Kalogiratou, Jack Williams. 252-258
• A Generalization of Numerov s Method for the Numerical Solution of the Schrödinger Equation in Two DimensionsA. Konguetsof, George Avdelas, Tom E. Simos. 259-264
• A Generator of P-stable Hybrid MethodsGeorge Avdelas, Tom E. Simos. 265-272
• Challenges to Process-Algebraic Property-CheckingMichael Goldsmith. 273-278
• Runtime Assurance Based On Formal SpecificationsInsup Lee, Sampath Kannan, Moonjoo Kim, Oleg Sokolsky, Mahesh Viswanathan. 279-287
• Trace Theory and State ExplosionMichael W. Mislove. 288-294
• Model-Checking Temporal Behaviour in CSPJoël Ouaknine, George M. Reed. 295-304
• Routing - A Challenge to Formal MethodsJoy N. Reed, J. E. Sinclair. 305-311
• Current Limits for Exploiting Automated VerificationIrfan Zakiuddin. 312-318
• Data Independence with Generalised Predicate SymbolsRanko Lazic, Bill Roscoe. 319-326
• A Coterie Join Operation and Tree Structured k-CoteriesTakashi Harada, Masafumi Yamashita. 327-333
• An Environment for Distributed Application ManagementHiroki Tanaka, Hiroshi Ishii. 334-340
• Performanve Analysis of Web-based Distributed Network Management SystemsYasuharu Yamada, Hiroshi Ishii. 341-347
• A Collaborative Design Framework in a Distributed Virtual EnvironmentHiroaki Nishino, Yoichi Mori, Kazuyoshi Korida. 348-354
• Implementing a Distributed Single Address Space in the Presence of FailuresGianluca Dini, Giuseppe Lettieri, Lanfranco Lopriore. 355-361
• A Hybrid File-Caching Scheme for Distributed File AccessCheng-Zen Yang. 362-368
• An Adaptive Distributed Computation Support SystemK. M. George, Kwan-Sung Kim. 369-375
• An Agent-Based Framework for the Transparent Distribution of ComputationsMarkus Straßer, Joachim Baumann, Markus Schwehm. 376-382
• Using MPI_Connect to Distribute Parallel Applications Across Multiple PlatformsClay P. Breshears, Christine Cuicchi, Steve W. Bova, Zeki Demirbilek. 383-389
• Java Versus MPI in a Distributed EnvironmentMaurice Eggen, Roger Eggen. 390-395
• Performance Analysis of Reliable Multicast Mechanisms for Widely Spread Distributed Applications in the InternetMarko Schuba. 396-402
• Migration of Object-Oriented Systems to Distributed EnvironmentsMiguel A. Serrano, Doris L. Carver. 403-409
• Parallel Rule Processing in a Distributed Object EnvironmentMinsoo Lee, Stanley Y. W. Su, Herman Lam. 410-416
• Transparent Distribution Middleware for General Purpose ComputationsPartha Dasgupta, Vijay Karamcheti, Zvi M. Kedem. 417-423
• A Programming Model for Clusters of SMPsSuvas Vajracharya, Peter H. Beckman, Steve Karmesin, Katarzyna Keahey, R. R. Oldehoeft, Craig Rasmussen. 424-431
• Object Views: Bridging the Performance Gap Between Shared Memory and Message PassingIlya Lipkind, Vijay Karamcheti. 432-438
• Adaptive Scheduling Control Mechanisms For Concurrent Object SystemsEn-Hsin Huang, Tzilla Elrad. 439-445
• Java Object Matching: Linda Implementations and PerformanceEric D. Hubbard, Carole M. McNamee. 446-452
• Concurrent Programming for Database Processing Using Java Threads in a Client/Server EnvironmentBrietta O Leary, Cui Zhang. 453-459
• Database Methods for Efficient Manipulation of Very Large DatasetsRenato Ferreira, Alan Sussman, Joel H. Saltz. 460-466
• A Novel Model to Support Dynamic Compilation in a Multi-language Distributed Programming EnvironmentAllan K. Y. Wong, Anthony K. M. Lam. 467-474
• Design and Implementation of a QoS-aware Networking Application Programming InterfaceSherali Zeadally, X. Chen, W. Cui. 475-481
• Managing a Multimedia Stream Server in a Hetrogeneous Work EnvironmentStephen Heisig, Donna N. Dillenberger, Robert Vaupel. 482-488
• Modeling, Analysis and Implementation of Actor-based Multimedia SystemsGiancarlo Fortino, Libero Nigro. 489-495
• A Method for Acquisition of QoS Mapping Rules for Distributed Multimedia ApplicationsKen Nakaoka, Jun Matsuda. 496-502
• A Distributed Multimedia Synchronization using Media Scaling Technique and Variable Service Rates Based on the Fuzzy LogicSun-Jin Oh, Ho-Yon Won. 503-510
• Implementation of Workload Balancing in Parallel Video CodecK. C. Chu, N. H. C. Yung. 511-517
• Delta Execution: A Preemptive Java Thread Migration MechanismMatchy J. M. Ma, Cho-Li Wang, Francis C. M. Lau. 518-524
• High Performance Scheduling for Windows NTMark J. Clement, Quinn Snell, David B. Jackson, David Ashton. 525-531
• New Dynamic Load Balancing Strategy for Efficient Data-Parallel Radiosity CalculationsOlaf Schmidt, Ludger Reeker. 532-538
• Home-cluster Based Processor Scheduling with Page Placement for NUMA MultiprocessorsTakahiro Koita, Tetsuro Katayama, Keizo Saisho, Akira Fukuda. 539-545
• A New Approach to Parallel Program Development and Scheduling of Parallel Jobs on Distributed SystemsFabrizio Petrini, Federico Bassetti. 546-552
• A Parallel Polygon Intersection Algorithm for Adaptive Grid ModelsHassan A. Karimi, Jo Ellen Brandmeyer, Cheung (David) Wong, Alfred J. Bourgeois. 553-559
• A Distributed Simulation Environment for Water Resource Site AnalysisMitchell L. Neilsen, Darrel M. Temple. 560-566
• SIMD/restricted MIMD parallel architecture for Image Processing Based on a New Design of a Multi-mode Access MemoryDomingo Torres, Hervé Mathias, Hassan Rabah, Serge Weber. 567-570
• The Parallel EM Algorithm and its Applications in Computer VisionPedro E. López-de-Teruel, José M. García, Manuel E. Acacio. 571-578
• Real-Time Parallel Processing For Nested TransactionsSeung-Jin Moon, Dong-Ik Oh, Doo-Soon Park, S.-H. Lee, I. G. Chun. 579-585
• TREAT: Timed REachability Analysis ToolInhye Kang. 586-591
• An Environment for Real-Time Simulation Based on the TMO ModelMoon-hae Kim, Jung-Guk Kim. 592-598
• Using Pipeline for Tight Estimation of Worst-Case Execution Time in a Real-Time SystemHassan Aljifri, Alexander P. Pons, Moiez A. Tapia. 599-605
• Synchronisation Issues of RT CORBA ThreadsMário de Sousa, Adriano Carvalho. 606-612
• NestStep: Nested Parallelism and Virtual Memory for the BSP ModelChristoph W. Keßler. 613-619
• Sensitivity of Performance Prediction of Message Passing ProgramsSergi Girona, Jesús Labarta. 620-626
• Reducing Parallel Program Simulation Complexity by Static AnalysisRocco Aversa, Beniamino Di Martino, Nicola Mazzocca. 627-633
• General Techniques for Multithreading AlgorithmsPerry Fizzano, Steven Swanson. 634-640
• Good Enough Testing of Nondeterministic Parallel ProgramsDieter Kranzlmüller, Jochen Messner, Christian Schaubschläger. 641-646
• The UNIX Kernel Performance Observation Tool on InternetHyung-Hwan Kim, Boo-Geum Jung, Eun-Hyang Lee, Dong-Sun Lim, Yoon Yong Park. 647-652
• A Concurrency Control Algorithm to Ensure Consistency for Global Applications in Distributed Multidatabase SystemsDong C. Shin. 653-659
• Implementation of a Group Object Model in CORBAKi-Yeol Ryu, Han-Soo Lee, Jung-Tae Lee, Seong Yong Ohm. 660-665
• Agent-On-Demand for Distributed System ManagementSeung-Jin Sul, Keum-Suk Lee. 666-671
• Performance Prediction of Distributed Applications Running on Network of WorkstationsJulien Bourgeois, François Spies, Michel Tréhel. 672-678
• The Evolution of Simulation in Network Centric SystemsT. Deshani Rodrigo. 679-683
• Real-Time Causal Order with Varible Message LifetimeSamar Mouchawrab, Jocelyn Desbiens. 684-690
• Agent Roles in Snapshot AssemblyDelbert Hart, Eileen Kraemer. 691-697
• Transaction Length-Sensitive Scheme for Livelock-Thin SchedulingHae-Kyung Rhee, Ung-Mo Kim. 698-704
• Computation and I/O Benchmarks on Networks of WorkstationsSoeren Olesen, Vaidy S. Sunderam. 705-708
• A Proposal for a Heterogeneous Cluster ScaLAPACK (Dense Linear Solvers)Vincent Boudet, Fabrice Rastello, Yves Robert. 709-712
• A Unix Distributed Shared Memory SystemRodrigo Mendoza, Efren D. Gutierrez, David H. Williams. 713-717
• Cost-Performance Evaluation of SMP ClustersDarshan Thaker, Vipin Chaudhary, Guy Edjlali, Sumit Roy. 718-724
• Protecting Mobile Agents Against Malicious Hosts by Intention SpreadingSau-Koon Ng, Kwok-Wai Cheung. 725-729
• Distributed, Reconfigurable Simulation in HarnessMauro Migliardi, Vaidy S. Sunderam. 730-736
• Modeling Distributed Systems with Assembly Line Pattern and CCSIndra A. Tjandra, Jinxia Wang. 737-743
• A Performance Evaluation of P-EDR in Different Parallel EnvironmentsManuel E. Acacio, José M. García, Pedro E. López-de-Teruel. 744-750
• Combining Different Models of Computation for Cosimulation of Heterogeneous SystemsChristian Kreiner, Christian Steger, Reinhold Weiss. 751-757
• Implementing the Scalable PC Clustering SystemKyeong-Deok Moon, Jun-Hee Park, Tae-Geun Kim, Kyung-Hee Choi. 758-764
• A High Performance VOD Server and its I/O Scheme on PC-Clustering EnvironmentYoung-Sung Son, Oh-Young Kwon, Tae-Geun Kim, Sung Soon Park. 765-771
• HRaid: A Flexible Storage-system SimulatorToni Cortes, Jesús Labarta. 772-778
• MC-PM:::2:::: Multi-Cluster Approach With PM:::2:::Benoît Planquelle, Jean-François Méhaut, Nathalie Revol. 779-785
• Unsteady Separated Flow Simulations Using a Cluster of WorkstationsAnirudh Modi, Lyle N. Long, Robert P. Hansen. 786-792
• Coordination Issues in Distributed TestingOmar Rafiq, Leo Cacciari, Mohammed Benattou. 793-799
• Dynamic Architecture Management of Component Based ApplicationsMarie-Claude Pellegrini, Michel Riveill. 800-806
• A Parallel File System for a Virtual Parallel MachineHarold Castro, Sandra Castañeda. 807-813
• Adjusting Single-/Multi-writer to False Sharing in Software DSMsXianghui Xie, Chengde Han. 814-820
• A Migrating-Home Protocol for Implementing Scope Consistency Model on a Cluster of WorkstationsBenny Wang-Leung Cheung, Cho-Li Wang, Kai Hwang. 821-828
• Text and Image Metasearch on the WebSteve Lawrence, C. Lee Giles. 829-835
• Replication Issues on Proxy Cache ArrayKun-Lung Wu, Philip S. Yu. 836-842
• Distributed Middle-tier: A Programming Model for Web-based Scalable Java ComputingTyng-Ruey Chuang, Daoming Chen. 843-849
• Design of Web-Based Distributed Simulation Using HLATainchi Lu, Chungnan Lee, Wenyang Hsia. 850-856
• Evaluating Communication Protocols for WebComputingKevin Ying, David M. Arnow, Dayton Clark. 857-868
• A Massively Aliasing System for Support of Agent-based Internet ComputingNick Antonopoulos, Alexander V. Shafarenko. 869-875
• A Fine-Grained, Detailed, Synchronized Measurement Toolkit for Web Client-Server PerformanceDebra Tang, Feng Wang, Xiaoyuan He. 876-882
• A Java Internet Computing Platform via Communication LibrariesChun-Mok Chung, Pil-Sup Shin, Shin-Dug Kim. 883-889
• Run-time Result Certification for Distributed ComputationsHongxia Jin, Gregory F. Sullivan, Gerald M. Masson. 890-895
• The Architecture of the PESOS Browser ServerPeter Stañski. 896-901
• A Condensed Graphs Engine to Drive MetacomputingJohn P. Morrison, David A. Power, James J. Kennedy. 902-908
• Multisites Coordination in Shared Multicast TreesHans-Peter Dommel, J. J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves. 909-915
• Issues and Approaches in Parallel Multi-Component and Multi-Physics SimulationsThomas J. Downar, Rudolf Eigenmann, José A. B. Fortes. 916-922
• SWEB++: Algorithms and Techniques for Distributed Scheduling on WWW ServersDaniel Andresen, Tao Yang. 923-929
• Toward Wide-Area Resource AllocationAmin Vahdat. 930-936
• A Feedback-Based UPC-Parameters Renegotiation StrategySafiullah Faizullah, Arshad Shaikh. 937-943
• Parallel Processing of Robotics Inverse Dynamics Computational Tasks of a Two-Rotational-Link RobotKhaja Qutubudin, Daniel J. Pease. 944-948
• Calculating Buffer Requirements & Access Time for ABR & VBR ATM Traffic: Shared ApproachEzzat S. Atieh, Mustafa M. Matalgah, Mohsen Guizani. 949-954
• Calculating Buffer Requirements & Access Time for ABR & VBR ATM Traffic: Dedicated ApproachEzzat S. Atieh, Mustafa M. Matalgah, Mohsen Guizani. 955-962
• Transaction Processing using Asynchronous Broadcasting in Mobile Client-Server DatabasesIlYoung Chung, Jongmin Lee, Chong-Sun Hwang. 963-969
• A Cache System of Location Dependent Data for a Mobile Computer with Mobility SpecificationShigeaki Tagashira, O. Yasuda, Keizo Saisho, Akira Fukuda. 970-976
• A Cache System of Location Dependent Data for a Mobile Computer with Mobility SpecificationKenya Sato, Keizo Saisho, Akira Fukuda. 977-983
• Whole Data Visualization by Similarity Degree for Mobile and Adaptive Information RetrievalKohei Yoshikawa, Heiichi Yamamoto. 984-990
• An Implementation of Hybrid System Integrating the Java Runtime Environment and a Real-time OSYukikazu Nakamoto, Kazutoshi Usui, Yosharu Asakura. 991-997
• Super-Integrated Data-Driven Processor for TINA-kTn Protocol HandlingKazuhiro Aoki, Hiroshi Ishii, Souichi Miyata, Hiroaki Nishikawa. 998-1004
• Reducing Power Consumption and Increasing Application Performances for PDAs through Mobile CodeSalim Omar, Thomas Kunz. 1005-1011
• Implementation of Coordination Primitives in a Mobile ArchitectureStefania Gnesi, Laura Semini. 1012-1018
• Optimistic Concurrency Control Algorithms Based on Recording in Mobile Computing EnvironmentsSungSuk Kim, Soon Young Jung, Chong-Sun Hwang. 1019-1025
• Movement Locality-Based Location Tracking Strategy Reducing Location Management Cost in Mobile Computing SystemsKwonWoo Yang, Joon-Min Gil, Kibom Kim, Chong-Sun Hwang. 1026-1032
• Formal Verification of Arbitrary Network TopologiesS. J. Creese, A. W. Roscoe. 1033-1039
• On the Fly Verification of Network of AutomataStefania Gnesi, Franco Mazzanti. 1040-1046
• Formal Methods for Developing Software Specifications: Paths to Wider UsageConstance L. Heitmeyer. 1047-1053
• Generalized Stuttering EquivalenceSomesh Jha, Doron Peled. 1054-1060
• Integrated Formal and Informal Design Verification of Commercial Integrated CircuitsCarl Pixley, Kurt Shultz, Jun Yuan. 1061-1068
• Using User Hints to Guide Resource Management for Quality of ServiceMichael Katchabaw, Hanan Lutfiyya, Michael A. Bauer. 1069-1075
• Quality of Service Attributes in a Hierarchical System for Global Information Dissemination: A Preliminary StudySurjamukhi Chatterjea, Edwin K. P. Chong, Howard Jay Siegel, Steven Jones, I-Jeng Wang, Michael Jurczyk. 1076-1082
• Design and Implementation of a Simulation Tool for QoS Management Over the InternetMing Hou, Hussein T. Mouftah. 1083-1089
• Quality of Service Driven Resource Management Algorithms for Network ComputingMuthucumaru Maheswaran. 1090-1096
• Compile-time Optimization of Dynamic Hardware ReconfigurationsJürgen Teich, Sándor P. Fekete, Jörg Schepers. 1097-1103
• Hardware Object Selection for Mapping Loops onto Reconfigurable ArchitecturesKiran Bondalapati, Viktor K. Prasanna. 1104-1110
• Data Buffering and Allocation in Mapping Generalized Template Matching on Reconfigurable SystemsJack S. N. Jean, Xuejun Liang, Karen A. Tomko. 1111-1117
• A VLSI Programmable Cellular Automata Array for Multiplication in GF (2:::n:::)Chang N. Zhang, Ming Y. Deng, Ralph Mason. 1118-1123
• Reconfigurable FPGA for Network Performance EvaluationPong P. Chu, Robert E. Jones. 1124-1130
• Experiences Using Reconfigurable FPGAs in Implementing Monte-Carlo MethodsToomas P. Plaks, Oswaldo Cadenas, Graham M. Megson. 1131-1137
• A High Speed Reconfigurable Firewall Based on Parameterization FPGA-Based Content Addressable MemoriesAlistair McEwan, Jonathan Saul, Andrew Bailey. 1138-1144
• Performance Prediction for Large Scale Parallel SystemsYuhong Wen, Geoffrey Fox. 1145-1151
• A Job-Allocation Scheme for Metacomputer on Heterogeneous Super-computing ResourcesKyung-Woo Kang, Okhwan Byeon, Sung-Yul Park. 1152-1158
• A High Bandwidth Scalable Multiprocessor System Based on the TriMedia TM1XOOJoseph Sgro. 1159-1162
• COM::R::: Cluster Oriented Multistage Interconnection NetworkChang-hoon Choi, Xoung-hak Kim, Sung-Chun Kim. 1163-1168
• One Terabit per Second Realtime Processing: The HERA-B First Level TriggerJoachim Gläß, A. Gröpl, C. Hähnel, T. Wolf, Andreas Wurz, Reinhard Männer. 1169-1174
• X-Prediction Mechanism for Improving Interference in Two-Level-Adaptive Branch PredictionTsung-Chuan Huang, Yi-Chang Chen, Li-Wen Chuan. 1175-1181
• Deductive Query Processing With an Objective-oriented Semantic Network in a Massively Parallel EnvironmentSang Hyun Oh, Won Suk Lee. 1182-1188
• AHA-GRAPE: Adaptive Hydrodynamic Architecture - GRAvity PipETorsten Kuberka, Andreas Kugel, Reinhard Männer, Holger Singpiel, R. Spurzem. 1189-1195
• MISD Architecture of Specialized Processors in FPGA Structures for a Real-Time Video Data Pre-ProcessingKazimierz Wiatr. 1196-1202
• JANEC: Java-based Network Computer SystemSeogchan Hwang, Jaeyoung Choi, MyungHo Kim. 1203-1209
• Effects of Interporcessor Communiction on the Performance of Optimistic Protocol on the IBM SP2 and a Cluster of SUN Ultra WorkstationsEunmi Choi, Dugki Min. 1210-1216
• Pipelined Dataflow Architecture of a Small ProcessorJuraj Povazanec, Oliver Chiu-sing Choy, Cheong-fat Chan, Jan Butas, Yeu-qiu Zhang, Jing-ling Yang, Tin-yan Tang. 1217-1223
• Pipelined Systolic Multiplier for Finite Fields GF (2:::m:::)Hyun-Sung Kim, Kee-Young Yoo, Jung-Joon Kim, Tae-Geun Kim. 1224-1229
• Caching Techniques for Parallel I/O ServicingAthena Vakali. 1230-1235
• A New Timing Mechanism Architecture for Discrete Logic Event SimulationDamian Dalton. 1236-1242
• The UCSC Kestrel General Purpose Parallel ProcessorDavid M. Dahle, Leslie Grate, Eric Rice, Richard Hughey. 1243-1249
• Architectural Skeletons: The Re-Usable Building-Blocks for Parallel ApplicationsDhrubajyoti Goswami, Ajit Singh, Bruno R. Preiss. 1250-1256
• On Parallel Generation of Set Partitions in Associative Processor ArchitecturesZbigniew Kokosinski. 1257-1262
• Component-Oriented Digital Signal ProcessorsCheng Chang, Tai-Chung Wang. 1263-1269
• A VLSI-Based Parallel Architecture for Block-Matching Motion Estimation in Low Bit-Rate Video CodingDonglai Xu, Hadj Batatia, Reza Sotudeh. 1270-1276
• Cooperative Cache Management in S2FSJianyong Wang, Mingfa Zhu, Zhiwei Xu. 1277-1284
• Algorithmic Issues for (Distributed) Hetergeneous Computing PlatformsVincent Boudet, Fabrice Rastello, Yves Robert. 1285-1291
• Multivariate Geographic Cluster Using a Beowulf-style Parallel ComputerForrest M. Hoffman, William W. Hargrove. 1292-1298
• High Performance Clusters: A Promising Environment for Parallel Discrete Event SimulationCongDuc Pham. 1299-1304
• Climate Ocean Modeling on a Beowulf Class SystemB. N. Cheng, Y. Chao, P. Wang, M. Bondarenko. 1305-1310
• A Columnwise Recursive Perturbation Based Algorithm for Symmetric Indefinite Linear SystemsFred G. Gustavson, Jerzy Wasniewski, Alexander Karaivanov, Plamen Y. Yalamov. 1311-1316
• A Proxy Server Supporting Document CategorizationCheng-Kang Wen, Shang-Rong Tsai, Feng-Shiuh Song. 1317-1323
• Towards a Uniform Modeling Technique for Resource-Usage ScenariosLothar Baum, Thorsten Kramp. 1324-1329
• Parallel Solution for Progressive Hierarchical RadiosityL. Verbiése, Eric Leprêtre. 1330-1335
• Parallel Computation of Parametric Piecewise Modeling MethodMohamed Imine, Hiroshi Nagahashi. 1336-1342
• Optimizing Transformations of Stencil Operations for Parallel Cache-based ArchitecturesFederico Bassetti, Kei Davis. 1343-1356
• An Efficient Distributed Algorithm for the Biconnected-components Updating ProblemJungho Park, JeongBae Lee, Toshimitsy Masuzawa, Hyungsik Choi. 1357-1363
• Parallel Genetic Algorithms for Clustering: Using an Ordered EncodingJay N. Bhuyan, Jermel Babb, Venkat N. Gudivada, Hira N. Narang. 1364-1370
• An Automatic Logfile Analyzer for Parallel ProgramsSanzheng Qiao, Haitong Zhang. 1371-1376
• Performance Evaluation of Parallel Computational Geometry Algorithms on MasparJigang Liu, Doris L. Carver. 1377-1383
• New Paradigm for Scientific VisualizationElise de Doncker, Karlis Kaugars. 1384-1389
• Graphical Description and Hardware Implementation of Parallel Control AlgorithmsValery Sklyarov. 1390-1396
• Optimal Site Selection for GIS: From Sight to SoundPhilip J. Rallings, David B. Kidner, J. Andrew Ware. 1397-1403
• Digital Library Information Categorization, Visualization, and RetrievalJim X. Chen, Kenneth L. Alford, Ophir Frieder. 1404-1409
• Techniques for Gigabyte-Scale N-gram Based Information Retrieval on Personal ComputersEthan L. Miller, Dan Shen, Junli Liu, Charles K. Nicholas, Ting Chen. 1410-1416
• Architecture for Adaptive Multimedia Document Retrieval with Real-Time MonitoringEduardo Carneiro da Cunha, Luiz F. Rust da Costa Carmo, Luci Pirmez. 1417-1423
• Automatic Implementation of Distributed Systems Formal SpecificationsAntônio Carlos Lima de Santana, Luiz Henrique Castelo Branco, Antônio Francisco do Prado, Wanderley Lopes de Souza, Marcelo Sant Anna. 1424-1429
• Parallel Processing for Transient Response of StructuresTso-Chien Pan, Li Jing. 1430-1436
• EMPI: A Questionnaire Based Method for the Evaluation of Multimedia Interactive Pedagogical SoftwareStéphane Crozat, Olivier Hû, Philippe Trigano. 1437-1443
• Formal Derivation of Two Parallel Rendering AlgorithmsTheoharis Theoharis, Ali E. Abdallah. 1444-1450
• Enhancing the Parallelization of Sparse Matrices through Dynamic IssuesGerardo Bandera, Manuel Ujaldon, Emilio L. Zapata. 1451-1457
• Mining Significant Association Rules (Short Version)Jiuyong Li, Hong Shen, Paul Pritchard. 1458-1461
• A Parallel Algorithm for Object Contour Extraction Within a Spiral ArchitectureXiangjian He, Tom Hintz. 1462-1468
• Partial Re-execution: Reconciling Transactions to Increase Concurrency in Object-basesAhmad R. Hadaegh, Ken Barker. 1469-1475
• Fast Parallel Subset Statistics and Its Applications in Data MiningHong Shen. 1476-1480
• Parallel Join Algorithms for Database OperationsP. L. Zhou, S. Mohammed. 1481-1487
• Case Study: A Portable Parallel Particle-In-Cell Code SimulationSin Ming Loo, B. Earl Wells, Nagendra Singh, Edith P. Huang. 1488-1494
• A Parallel Solver for Singular IntegralsLeonardo Borges, Prabir Daripa. 1495-1501
• Clustering Databases for User Location Management in PCS NetworkGuan-Chi Chen, Suh-Yin Lee. 1502-1508
• Simulation Supervisory System for Severe Accident Analysis Code SAMPSONHiroshi Ujita, Satoru Nagata, Nobuhide Satoh. 1509-1515
• A Layered Cooperative Architecture and its Application in TeleTeaching FrameworkA. Ibriz, Mohammed Erradi, Hassan Mountassir, Michel Tréhel. 1516-1522
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• A Parallel, Block, Jacobi-Davidson Implementation for Solving Large Eigenproblems on Coarse Grain EnvironmentAndreas Stathopoulos, James R. McCombs. 2920-2926
• A Hierarchical Parallelization Concept for a High-Performance Navier-Stokes SolverThomas Hauser, P. George Huang. 2927-2933
• A Sparse Approximate Inverse Technique for Parallel Preconditioning of Sparse MatricesJun Zhang. 2934-2940
• Parallelization of the Optical System Modeling PackageChang-Hong Chien, Richard G. Lyon, Timothy Murphy. 2941-2946
• Scaling Performance of MM4 on the Cray T3E and a Beowulf-Like SystemJules Kouatchou. 2947-2953
• An Efficient Parallel EM Algorithm: A Sparse Matrix Compaction TechniqueWei-Min Jeng, Shou-Hsuan Stephen Huang. 2954-2960
• Incremental Cospecification Using Objects and Join ActionsRisto Pitkänen, Harri Klapuri. 2961-2967
• Codesign Requires Closed-System SpecificationsTommi Mikkonen. 2968-2974
• Functional Specification of Distributed Digital Image Processing Systems by Process Interface DescriptionsWolfgang Boßung, Sorin A. Huss, Stephan Klaus, Lars Wehmeyer. 2975-2981
• A Case Study in Hardware-Software Codesign of Distributed Systems - Vehicle Parking Management SystemTrong-Yen Lee, Pao-Ann Hsiung, Sao-Jie Chen. 2982-2987
• Models of Computation for Specification and Design Methodology Frameworks for Parallel and Distributed Real-Time Embedded Multiprocessor Signal Processing SystemsRandall S. Janka. 2988-2994
• Hardware-Software Coverification of Distributed Embedded SystemsJih-Ming Fu, Jsao-Jie Chen. 2995-3001
• Hardware-Software Partition with Microcontrollers and CPLDs: A Case StudyWalter Soto Encinas Júnior, Edson dos Santos Moreira. 3002-3008
• Improving the Simulation Process in Model-Based Codesign with Romote Execution with Load Observation and Distribution (RELOAD)Anmol Mishra, Kenneth J. Christensen. 3009-3015
• Design Process and Tools for the HW/SW-Codesign and Rapid-Prototyping of Parallel and Heterogeneous Real-Time Communication SystemsFrank Slomka, Matthias Dörfel, Simone Spitz, Richard Hofmann. 3016-3022
• Rapid Instantiation of Hardware Objects for Hardware/Software CodesignI. M. Bland. 3023-3028
• Galois Lattice Approach to Hardware/Software PartitioningRomain Kamdem, Patrick Njiwoua. 3029-3036
• ENEA Computing FactorySilvio Migliori, Roberto Guadagni, Antonio De Gaetano, Michele Impara, Andrea Rodolico. 3037-3040
• Enriching List Homomorphisms by Indey CalculationsWalter Dosch, Bernd Wiedemann. 3041-3047
• An FPGA Design of Fuzzy Logic ProcessorH. Elsimary, N. Lashine, H. Elsaid, H. Elsayed, S. Eid. 3048-3053
• A Real-Time and Distributed System with Programming Language AbstractionErhan Saridogan, Nadia Erdogan. 3054-3060
• Design of Efficient Algorithms for Geographic Applications in Distributed EnvironmentR. Dasgupta. 3061-3067
• Distributed Parallel Information Retrieval System: A Parallel Virtual Machine ImplementationTawfik Daoud, Abdelghani Bellaachia, Hessa Aljaber. 3068-3074
• A New Dynamical Scheduling AlgorithmAletéia Patrícia Favacho de Araújo, Marcos José Santana, Regina Helena Carlucci Santana, Paulo Sergio Lopes de Souza. 3075-3078
• Hybrid Computational Model for Efficient Parallel Volume VisualizationCemal Köse. 3079-3085
• Pipeline Expansion in Coordinated ApplicationsCarl Bartlett, Neal Sample, Matthew Haines. 3086