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    Journal: Computer Communications

    Volume 16, Issue 9

    530 -- 531Ahmed Patel. Editorial
    532 -- 538Jacob Palme. Standards for asynchronous group communication
    539 -- 547Bernd Heinrichs, Kai Jakobs, Alessandro Carone. High performance transfer services to support multimedia group communications
    548 -- 556Michel Diaz, Thierry Villemur. Membership services and protocols for cooperative frameworks of processes
    557 -- 567S. Ramakrishna, B. Prasad, A. Thenmozhi, S. Samdarshi, K. Velaga, K. Shah, K. Ravindran. Design of broadcast programming primitives for distributed systems
    568 -- 580Ahmed Karmouch. Multimedia distributed cooperative system
    581 -- 593Conn Mulvihill, Gabriel McDermott, Ahmed Patel. Cooperative decision support for medical diagnosis
    594 -- 602Thomas Kirsche, Richard Lenz, Horst Lührsen, Klaus Meyer-Wegener, Hartmut Wedekind, Martin Bever, Ulrich Schäffer, Claus Schottmüller. Communication support for cooperative work
    603 -- 610Amane Nakajima. Telepointing issues in desktop conferencing systems

    Volume 16, Issue 8

    458 -- 471Krishna M. Sivalingam, Kalyani Bogineni, Patrick W. Dowd. Acknowledgement techniques of random access based media access protocols for a WDM photonic environment
    472 -- 483Peter Steenkiste. Analysing communication latency using the Nectar communication processor
    484 -- 493Bala Rajagopalan. A mechanism for scalable concast communication
    494 -- 500S. Bolis, E. G. Economou, D. Mouzakis, George Philokyprou. SBP-Net: an integrated voice/data token ring LAN
    501 -- 510Chi Chung Ko, W. C. Wong, J. L. Du, Robert H. Deng, Kin Mun Lye. Performance analysis of two bridged CSMA/CD networks
    511 -- 517Andrea Borella, Davide Broglio, Giovanni Cancellieri, Franco Chiaraluce. Enhancements of DQDB protocol with ECBWB mechanism for fair access and multi-priority traffic management
    518 -- 525Robert H. Deng, Renben Shu. LAN-based medical visualization communication system

    Volume 16, Issue 7

    394 -- 402Vincenzo Catania, Antonio Puliafito, Lorenzo Vita. High-speed data service in distributed systems based on SMDS
    403 -- 412H. K. Pung. Effects of window flow control on the 802.2 Type-II logical link performance in ArbNet
    413 -- 421Shigeru Shimamoto, Jaidev Kaniyil, Yoshikuni Onozato, Shoichi Noguchi. Unifying aspect of Liapunov s direct and indirect methods in the stability analysis of Aloha systems
    422 -- 431Robert H. Deng, Xian-Yu Zhang, Kuan-Tsae Huang. Performance of a token-passing system with batch arrivals and its application to file transfers
    432 -- 439Harry Santoso, Serge Fdida. Frame relay: a solution for high bandwidth networking
    440 -- 446Nail Kavak. Implementation of an adaptive CO-CL relay

    Volume 16, Issue 6

    338 -- 349Wen-Tsuen Chen, Jiunn-Hwa Yu. Distributed protocol for integrated voice/data token passing ring networks
    350 -- 365Arun Ayyagari, Asok Ray. Modelling and analysis of a data communication protocol for integrated control of advanced aircraft
    366 -- 375Robert H. Deng, Wendy C. L. Chiew. Effects of station buffer capacity on token ring network performance
    376 -- 388Ian Wakeman, David Lewis, Jon Crowcroft. Traffic analysis of trans-Atlantic traffic

    Volume 16, Issue 5

    266 -- 0Edgar Nett. Towards open distributed systems
    267 -- 276Thomas Magedanz. IN and TMN: the basis for future information networking architectures
    277 -- 287Adam Wolisz, Volker Tschammer. Performance aspects of trading in open distributed systems
    288 -- 297Leandro Navarro, Wolfgang Prinz, Tom Rodden. CSCW requires open systems
    298 -- 304Masayuki Orimo, Sigeki Hirasawa, Akihiro Okazaki, Hirosi Fujise, Masuyuki Takeuchi, Kinji Mori. Distributed file management techniques based on an autonomous decentralized system concept
    305 -- 316K. H. (Kane) Kim. Design of loosely coupled processes capable of time-bounded cooperative recovery: the PTC/SL scheme
    317 -- 327Stephen S. Yau, Doo-Hwan Bae, Madhan Chidambaram. Object-oriented development of architecture transparent software for distributed parallel systems
    328 -- 333Michel Hurfin, Noël Plouzeau, Michel Raynal. Debugging tool for distributed Estelle programs

    Volume 16, Issue 4

    202 -- 214Guojun Lu. Advances in digital image compression techniques
    215 -- 228Mohammad Peyravian, Chin-Tau A. Lea. Construction of protocol converters using formal methods
    229 -- 240Murat Bilgic, Behçet Sarikaya. Performance comparison of ASN.1 encoder/decoders using FTAM
    241 -- 250Akkihebbal L. Ananda, B. H. Tay, E. K. Koh. SRDTP: A reliable datagram transport protocol for distributed computing
    251 -- 259Xingfan Du, Graham Knight. Further study of channel management issues in a LAN-ISDN gateway
    261 -- 262Alexander Schill. In-depth survey of open computer systems: Open systems: Intergration, interoperability and portability
    262 -- 0Rita Puzmanová. Simple Internet network management text: The Simple Book (An Introduction to Management of TCP-IP-based Internets)
    263 -- 0Marco Listanti. Technical overview of LAN interconnection: Internetworking: A guide to network communications; LAN to LAN; LAN to WAN

    Volume 16, Issue 3

    139 -- 0Jeremy Thompson. Editorial
    140 -- 146Hong-Bum Jeon, B. C. Shin, C. K. Un. Probabilistic reservation protocol for high-speed unidirectional bus networks
    147 -- 154Salvatore Casale, Vincenzo Catania, Aurelio La Corte, Lorenzo Vita. Service management on an ATM DQDB MAN
    155 -- 167Elias Drakopoulos. Performance and traffic analysis of a network-based distributed system
    168 -- 176P. Venkat Rangan, Srinivas Ramanathan, Harrick M. Vin, Thomas Kaeppner. Techniques for multimedia synchronization in network file systems
    177 -- 183James R. Hamstra, Robert L. Fink. FFOL transmission services - Issues for an SMUX
    184 -- 191Ahmed Patel. Information services: an overview
    192 -- 196Reinhard Posch, Franz Pucher, Michael Welser. Using a transputer cluster in a classroom environment

    Volume 16, Issue 2

    67 -- 0Radu Popescu-Zeletin. Editorial
    69 -- 76Daniel A. Pitt, José Ruela. The broadband LAN as a metropolitan area network
    77 -- 82Julio Escobar. Future challenges for the adaptation layer
    83 -- 92Paola Crocetti, Luigi Fratta, Mario Gerla, M. A. Marsiglia, D. Romanò. Interconnection of LAN/MANs through SMDS ::::on top of:::: an ATM network
    93 -- 99Wolfgang Schödl, Uwe Briem, Hans Kröner, Thomas Theimer. Bandwidth allocation mechanism for LAN/MAN interworking with an ATM network
    100 -- 107Maurizio Decina, Vittorio Trecordi, G. Zanolini, D. Zucca. Broadcasting in multichannel MANs
    108 -- 115Torsten Braun. Parallel high performance transport system for MANs
    116 -- 127G. Carabellò, L. Gavi, R. Vercelli. MAX: advanced network management capabilities in a standard MAN system
    128 -- 133Andres Albanese. Service negotiation among network management entities

    Volume 16, Issue 12

    746 -- 758Iakovos S. Venieris, John D. Angelopoulos, George I. Stassinopoulos. ATM traffic transfer via queued-arbitrated DQDB
    759 -- 766Henry L. Owen, Thomas M. Klett. Synchronous Digital Hierarchy statistical simulation of pointer activity
    767 -- 775Xiaofeng Jiang. Distributed path finding algorithm for stream multicast
    776 -- 780Daryoush Habibi, D. J. H. Lewis, D. T. Nguyen, J. Pieloor. Analysis of an access node multiplexer in a system serving CBR and VBR traffic
    781 -- 793Jie Li, Hisao Kameda. Effects of node processing time on optimal load balancing in tree hierarchy network configurations
    794 -- 797Leszek K. Reiss, Lazaros F. Merakos. Priority shaping of source traffic in ATM B-ISDN
    798 -- 805Gee-Swee Poo, Boon-Ping Chai. File recovery by ISO FTAM

    Volume 16, Issue 11

    683 -- 688Debajyoti Mukhopadhyay. An approach to realizing interoperability using APPC
    689 -- 694Athanasios V. Vasilakos, Constantinos T. Paximadis, Dimitrios G. Maritsas. Congestion avoidance scheme for ISDN frame relay networks
    695 -- 705Kurt Geihs, Andreas Mann. ODP viewpoints of IBCN service management
    706 -- 716Ke-Qiang Liao, Lorne Mason. Self-optimizing window flow control in high-speed data networks
    717 -- 725Nen-Fu Huang, Shiann-Tsong Sheu. Solving bandwidth and priority domination problems of DQDB MANs
    726 -- 735Tho Le-Ngoc, Zenon Slodki, Robert Rourke. Knowledge-based architecture for a personal ISDN workstation
    736 -- 739Jung-Shyr Wu, Fang-Jang Kuo. Traffic management circuit for the shared buffer memory switch with multicasting

    Volume 16, Issue 10

    619 -- 636J. Duane Northcutt, Eugene M. Kuerner. System support for time-critical applications
    637 -- 644Wuyi Yue, Yutaka Matsumoto. Performance analysis of CSMA/CD with slotted multiple channel on radio LANs
    645 -- 652G. C. Pentzaropoulos, D. I. Giokas. Cost-performance modelling and optimization of network flow balance via linear goal programming analysis
    653 -- 661Hasan Ural, Zhiping Wang. Synchronizable test sequence generation using UIO sequences
    662 -- 666Wen-Tsuen Chen, Pi-Rong Sheu, Yaw-Ren Chang. Efficient multicast source routing scheme
    667 -- 675Gee-Swee Poo, Boon-Ping Chai. Experience of implementing ISO FTAM facilities in an OS/2 environment

    Volume 16, Issue 1

    3 -- 0Radu Popescu-Zeletin. MAN - Lower communication levels
    5 -- 12Moshe Zukerman, Li-Jun Yao, Philip G. Potter. DQDB performance under sustained overload with bandwidth balancing and multiple requests outstanding
    13 -- 18Stefan Covaci. Distributed management process for queued arbitrated traffic in a DQDB MAN
    19 -- 26Alessandro Fenyves, Alessandro Lazzari. Operational experience with DQDB MANs
    27 -- 38H. L. Pasch, Ignas G. Niemegeers. Comparing network performance for constant and variable bit rate sources
    39 -- 47Giuseppe Anastasi, Marco Conti, Enrico Gregori, Luciano Lenzini. CRMA MAC protocol: A simulative analysis
    48 -- 53Philippe Guignard, A. Hamel, M. Morvan, G. Fressy. LAN improvement with optical multiwavelength and coherent multichannel techniques
    54 -- 61F. S. Locati, Francesco Matera, Marco Romagnoli, Marina Settembre. Study of all optical metropolitan area networks
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