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    Journal: IEEE Computer

    Volume 16, Issue 9

    11 -- 13Harvey A. Freeman. Guest Editor's Introduction: Network Interconnection
    15 -- 24Norman F. Schneidewind. Interconnecting Local Networks to Long-Distance Networks
    27 -- 34Eric Benhamou, Judy Estrin. Multilevel Internetworking Gateways: Architecture and Applications
    48 -- 0Robert M. Hinden, Jack Haverty, Alan B. Sheltzer. The DARPA Internet: Interconnecting Heterogeneous Computer Networks with Gateways
    50 -- 54James E. Thornton, Gary S. Christensen. Hyperchannel Network Links
    55 -- 63David D. Redell, James E. White. Interconnecting Electronic Mail Systems
    66 -- 78Kemal Efe, Chris Miller, K. Hopper. The Kiwinet-Nicola Approach: Response Generation in a User-Friendly Interface
    82 -- 92James A. Larson. Bridging the Gap Between Network and Relational Database Management Systems

    Volume 16, Issue 8

    14 -- 16André J. Duerinckx, Samuel J. Dwyer III, Judith M. S. Prewitt. Digital Picture Archiving and Communication Systems in Medicine - Guest Editors Introduction
    19 -- 28Dietrich Meyer-Ebrecht, Thomas Wendler. An Architectural Route Through PACS
    31 -- 36Brent S. Baxter, Michael P. Zeleznik. Communication and Storage Protocols for PACS
    39 -- 49Jerome R. Cox Jr., G. James Blaine, Rexford L. Hill, R. Gilbert Jost, Chung-Dak Shum. Some Design Considerations for Picture Archiving and Communication Systems
    51 -- 56J. Randolph Perry, B. G. Thompson, Edward V. Staab, Stephen M. Pizer, R. Eugene Johnston. Performance Features for a PACS Display Console
    57 -- 69Ben Shneiderman. Direct Manipulation: A Step Beyond Programming Languages

    Volume 16, Issue 7

    10 -- 12Stanley R. Ames Jr., Peter G. Neumann. Computer Security Technology: Guest Editors' Introduction
    14 -- 22Stanley R. Ames Jr., Morrie Gasser, Roger R. Schell. Security Kernel Design and Implementation: An Introduction
    26 -- 34L. J. Fraim. Scomp: A Solution to the Multilevel Security Problem
    35 -- 46. ICCD '83: Rye Town Hilton, Port Chester, New York, October 31-November 3, 1983
    47 -- 53Roger R. Schell. A Security Kernel for a Multiprocessor Microcomputer
    55 -- 67John M. Rushby, Brian Randell. A Distributed Secure System
    69 -- 82Dorothy E. Denning, Jan Schlörer. Inference Controls for Statistical Databases
    86 -- 100Carl E. Landwehr. The Best Available Technologies for Computer Security

    Volume 16, Issue 6

    13 -- 15D. J. Thesis. Applications for Array Processors: Guest Editor's Introduction
    17 -- 30Peter Alexander. Array Processors in Medical Imaging
    32 -- 42William C. Booth. Approaches to Radar Signal Processing
    44 -- 49Thomas A. Brengle, Bruce I. Cohen, Mark E. Stewart. Simulating Field-Reversed Magnetic-Mirror Fusion Devices
    51 -- 61Richard S. Bucy, Frank Ghovanlou, José M. F. Moura, Kenneth D. Senne. Nonlinear Filtering and Array Computation
    62 -- 70Karl S. Forsstrom. Array Processors in Real-Time Flight Simulation
    73 -- 83Rida T. Farouki, Stuart L. Shapiro, Saul A. Teukolsky. Computational Astrophysics on the Array Processor
    85 -- 91John A. Swanson, George R. Cameron, J. Carl Haberland. Adapting the Ansys Finite-Element Analysis Program to an Attached Processor
    95 -- 96E. O. Nwachukwc. The Open Channel

    Volume 16, Issue 5

    13 -- 24George Nagy. Optical Scanning Digitizers
    26 -- 37K. H. Kim. A Look at Japan's Development of Software Engineering Technology
    38 -- 47Neil R. Lincoln. Supercomputers = Colossal Computations + Enormous Expectations + Renowned Risk
    48 -- 53R. W. DePree. Pattern Recognition in Software Engineering
    55 -- 62Granino A. Korn. The Invisible Compiler
    63 -- 70Raymond C. Houghton Jr.. Software Development Tools: A Profile
    72 -- 76Bart W. Stuck. Calculating te Maximum Mean Data Rate in Local Area Networks
    77 -- 79D. Oestreicher. Where is Computer-Aided Design Going?
    82 -- 83Herbert Freeman. Research Directions in Computer Engineering
    84 -- 0. Erratum
    84 -- 0R. Skutt. The Open Channel

    Volume 16, Issue 4

    14 -- 16Kamal N. Karna, Emilio W. Dusio. Communications Satellite Software - Guest Editors Introduction
    21 -- 34Emilio W. Dusio, Thomas P. Murphy, William F. Cashman. Communications Satellite Software: A Tutorial
    43 -- 51D. E. Ekman. Orbit Control Software for Communications Satellites
    69 -- 82Kamal N. Karna, David F. Chu. Computer-Aided Engineering in Communications Satellite Design
    85 -- 97Douglas J. Theis. Spacecraft Computers: State-of-the-Art Survey

    Volume 16, Issue 3

    14 -- 21Christian Galinski. VLSI in Japan: The Big Leap Forward 1980-1981
    23 -- 32Eli T. Fathi, Moshe Krieger. Multiple Microprocessor Systems: What, Why, and When
    35 -- 39Gabriel Ruiz Huerta. The Programmable Compiler
    41 -- 50Edwin J. Smura. Record Structures for Advanced Information Systems
    52 -- 59Edith W. Martin. Strategy for a DoD Software Initiative
    60 -- 64W. O. Fleckenstein. Challenges in Software Development
    66 -- 72Yukio Mizuno. Software Quality Improvement
    73 -- 77Robert J. Potter. Data Processing in Blue Jeans
    78 -- 81Barry W. Boehm, H. Yamada. The Open Channel

    Volume 16, Issue 2

    6 -- 0H. S. McDonald. Special Message
    8 -- 10Subhash C. Kak. Data Security in Computer Networks: Guest Editor's Introduction
    15 -- 24Selim G. Aki. Digital Signatures: A Tutorial Survey
    27 -- 35Dorothy E. Denning. Protecting Public Keys and Signature Keys
    39 -- 51Richard A. DeMillo, Michael Merritt. Protocols for Data Security
    55 -- 62Donald W. Davies. Applying the RSA Digital Signature to Electronic Mail
    63 -- 85Dana S. Nau. Expert Computer Systems
    86 -- 87James C. Brakefield. The Open Channel

    Volume 16, Issue 12

    11 -- 14Daniel Gajski, Robert H. Kuhn. New VLSI Tools - Guest Editors Introduction
    18 -- 25Richard L. Donze, George Sporzynski. Masterimage Approach to VLSI Design
    26 -- 36Randy H. Katz. Managing the Chip Design Database
    41 -- 56Harold Brown, Christopher Tong, Gordon Foyster. Palladio: An Exploratory Environment for Circuit Design
    59 -- 70Donald E. Thomas, Charles Y. Hitchcock III, Thaddeus J. Kowalski, Jayanth V. Rajan, Robert A. Walker. Automatic Data Path Synthesis
    74 -- 82Jay R. Southard. MacPitts: An Approach to Silicon Compilation
    83 -- 87Stephen S. Yau, Robert W. Ritchie, Warren Semon, J. F. Traub, Andries van Dam, Stanley Winkler. Meeting the Crisis in Computer Science

    Volume 16, Issue 11

    9 -- 11Larry E. Druffel, Samuel T. Redwine Jr., William E. Riddle. The DoD STARS Program - Guest Editors Introduction
    14 -- 17Edith W. Martin. The Context of STARS
    21 -- 29Larry E. Druffel, Samuel T. Redwine Jr., William E. Riddle. The STARS Program: Overview and Rationale
    30 -- 37Barry W. Boehm, Thomas A. Standish. Software Technology in the 1990 s: Using an Evolutionary Paradigm
    39 -- 45Robert Balzer, Thomas E. Cheatham Jr., C. Cordell Green. Software Technology in the 1990 s: Using a New Paradigm
    47 -- 54Janet R. Dunham, Elizabeth Kruesi. The Measurement Task Area
    56 -- 62H. O. Lubbes. The Project Management Task Area
    65 -- 70Charles E. Oglesby, Joseph E. Urban. The Human Resource Task Area
    71 -- 76Geoffrey A. Frank, Samuel T. Redwine Jr., Stephen L. Squires. The Systems Task Area
    78 -- 85Joseph C. Batz, Paul M. Cohen, Samuel T. Redwine Jr., John R. Rice. The Application-Specific Task Area
    86 -- 93Elizabeth Kruesi. The Human Engineering Task Area
    97 -- 104Ann B. Marmor-Squires, William E. Riddle, George E. Sumrall, Jack C. Wileden. The Support Systems Task Area

    Volume 16, Issue 10

    12 -- 18Gordon I. McCalla, Nick Cercone. Approaches to Knowledge Representation - Guest Editors Introduction
    22 -- 26William A. Woods. What s Important About Knowledge Representation?
    30 -- 36Ronald J. Brachman. What IS-A Is and Isn t: An Analysis of Taxonomic Links in Semantic Networks
    37 -- 41David J. Israel. The Role of Logic in Knowledge Representation
    43 -- 46Bonnie L. Webber. Logic and Natural Language
    47 -- 51Pat Langley. Representational Issues in Learning Systems
    53 -- 60Lenhart K. Schubert, Mary Angela Papalaskaris, Jay Taugher. Determining Type, Part, Color and Time Relationships
    61 -- 65Lotfi A. Zadeh. Commonsense Knowledge Representation Based on Fuzzy Logic
    67 -- 73Ronald J. Brachman, Richard Fikes, Hector J. Levesque. Krypton: A Functional Approach to Knowledge Representation
    75 -- 82Randall Davis, Howard E. Shrobe. Representing Structure and Behavior of Digital Hardware
    83 -- 89John Mylopoulos, Tetsutaro Shibahara, John K. Tsotsos. Building Knowledge-Based Systems: The PSN Experience
    90 -- 96William S. Havens, Alan K. Mackworth. Representing Knowledge of the Visual World
    99 -- 104Brian V. Funt. Analogical Modes of Reasoning and Process Modeling
    106 -- 111Verónica Dahl. Logic Programming as a Representation of Knowledge
    114 -- 118E. W. Elcock. How Complete Are Knowledge-Representation Systems?
    119 -- 123Jon Doyle. Admissible State Semantics for Representational Systems

    Volume 16, Issue 1

    4 -- 5Oscar N. Garcia. From the President
    10 -- 12Kai Hwang. Computer Architectures for Image Processing: Guest Editor's Introduction
    14 -- 20Azriel Rosenfeld. Parallel Image Processing Using Cellular Arrays
    22 -- 34Stanley R. Sternberg. Biomedical Image Processing
    36 -- 47Kendall Preston Jr.. Cellular Logic Computers for Pattern Recognition
    51 -- 60Kai Hwang, King-sun Fu. Integrated Computer Architectures for Image Processing and Database Management
    62 -- 67Jerry L. Potter. Image Processing on the Massively Parallel Processor
    68 -- 80Masatsugu Kidode. Image Processing Machines in Japan
    83 -- 84John W. Balde. Computer Packaging Workshop Report: Interconnection Costs Will Be Dominant in the 80' s
    86 -- 87M. D. Maples, J. Haynes. The Open Channel
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