Table of Contents

• Universal Communication Services in the Communication Network of the FuturePeter Bocker. 5-10
• Functional Aspects of Non-Voice Communication in ISDNPeter Schneider. 22-25
• Divergent Directions in Telecommunications RegulationT. Kosuge, J. Mueller, A. C. Partoll, J. Solomon. 28
• The Development of the Telematic Services in the ISDNRolf Rüggeberg. 39-43
• Data Bases in Computer Messaging SystemsJacob Palme. 67-71
• OSIRIDE: State of the Art and Future DevelopmentsFausto Caneschi, Enrico Gregori, Luciano Lenzini. 84-88
• Cooperative Research in Teleinformatics within the COST 11ter Action of the European CommunityRolf Speth. 89-93
• Deutsches Forschungsnetz (DFN) - Strategic Issues for the Development and the Operation of an OSI-NetworkKlaus Ullmann. 94-97
• Group Communication in Message Systems - the AMIGO ProjectJacob Palme, Rolf Speth. 98-102
• Design and Implementation of a Trusted Mail AgentMarshall T. Rose, David J. Farber, Stephen T. Walker. 103-107
• Italy s Pilot ISDN ServiceMassimo Intorella, Massimo Benedetti, Giovanni Gasbarrone. 108-113
• Support of Bell Canada Data Services in an ISDN EnvironmentAnthony Lavia, Gary Shechtman. 114-118
• TRANSPAC and Emerging ISDNMichel Huet, Patrick Put. 119-124
• Packet Switching in ISDNAbdul Khawar, Mehmet Unsoy. 125-130
• Financial Services Networking-Electronic Payments - A Canadian PerspectiveWilliam J. Byrne. 136-141
• Electronic Funds Transfer at the Point of Service (EFT/POS) in AustraliaJ. A. Lockwood, P. F. Frueh, John Snare. 142-147
• OSI Progress and IssuesLouis Pouzin. 154-158
• On the Formal Specification of OSI Services and ProtocolsEd Brinksma. 159-164
• Messaging System for African Countries: Afrimail ProjectFarouk Kamoun, Mohamed Ben Sassi, Hella Kaffel Ben Ayed. 171-175
• A Realistic Simulation of a Wideband Backbone NetworkEric Vyncke, André A. S. Danthine. 176-181
• OSI and ISDNG. Müller, Thomas E. Schütt. 185-186
• Implementation of OSI Protocols in Public Data Networks and their Migration Towards ISDNMaurizio Decina. 189
• Comparative Studies of Telecommunications and Computer PenetrationMitsuru Yokoi, Mitsuhiro Kojina, Junichiro Hoken. 194-199
• A Personal Computer Network for Tertiary EducationFergus O Brien. 218-221
• Distributed Computer Systems vs Local Area NetworksXue-liang Yang, Yao-lin Zhang, Jun-ying Xing. 228-231
• Comparison of Coding Schemes for Telewriting SystemsHideyoshi Tominaga, Hiroshi Arakawa, Masashi Yamazaki. 232-237
• Personal Computers: Key Components of a New Era of Evolutionary Distributed System ConceptsPeter F. Pawlita. 242-247
• Message Communication Network Services for Personal ComputersAkira Iwabuchi, Yoshihiro Shimazu, Masayuki Nomura, Takeshi Itoh. 248-253
• TOKENET - A High Speed Token Reservation LANMarco Ajmone Marsan, Mario Gerla. 259-264
• NOAH NET, An Experimental Flood Local Area NetworkDavid J. Farber, Guru M. Parulkar. 265-269
• Multicast Communication Facilities in a High Speed Packet Switching NetworkKen-ichi Yukimatsu, Naoya Watanabe, Takashi Honda. 276-281
• QPSX: A Queue Packet and Synchronous Circuit ExchangeZigmantas L. Budrikis, John L. Hullett, Robert M. Newman, Dean Economou, Farhad M. Fozdar, Roger D. Jeffery. 288-293
• Distributed Queueing: A Fast and Efficient Packet Access Protocol for QPSXRobert M. Newman, John L. Hullett. 294-299
• Innovatve Computer Architectures and Computer CommunicationsRolf-Dieter Fiebrich. 300-305
• An Experimental Network Operating System to Provide Network Transparent Computing EnvironmentTadao Saito, Hiromichi Hashizume, Amane Nakajima, Akio Matsubara, Yusheng Ji, Hiroshi Inose. 317-322
• Commitment Concurrency and Recovery in Robot NetworksGaetano Messina. 336-341
• Integrated Services in the Local AreaHerbert Donner. 349
• Establishment Communication Systems - Interworking and IntegrationKarl Kümmerle. 350
• The Use of Wideband Packet Switching for Integrated ServicesGottfried W. R. Luderer. 351
• LAN Technology: Status and StandardizationMario Tokoro. 352
• The Number 2 Signal Transfer Point: An Overview of the AT & T Common Channel Signaling Packet SwitchDavid M. Rouse, Richard J. Spires, Richard E. Wallace. 370-374
• Integrated International Private Network for the Fuji BankMasato Goto, Kazuaki Oya, Takeki Katsube, Takashi Hyodo. 401-406
• Heterogeneous Interconnection for Mutual Utilization of Distributed Databases on Chemical SubstancesShoichiro Asano, Naohiko Hayashi, Tetsuo Ono, Osamu Takahashi, Shizuo Yoshitake. 407-412
• Multivendor Network Realization through ISDNKelly B. Morgan, Pramode K. Verma, Hadi Ibrahim, Philip Taylor. 413-416
• Evolution of the Datapac NetworkAnthony Lavia, P. Norman Smith. 436-440
• Experience of a Second Generation Routing Algorithm in TRANS PACAlain Danet, Jean-Michel Simon. 446-450
• Making a Case for Local Network ManagementDavid Coffield, David Hutchison. 451-456
• Common Communication Services for Distributed Data Processing and ManagementTheun Bruins, Willem G. Vree. 468-473
• Problem-Oriented Logical Specifications of Communication Services and ProtocolsHeiko Krumm, Oswald Drobnik. 474-478
• On the Formal Specification of Protocols in Distributed DatabasesGünter Karjoth. 479-484
• OSI-Architecture - A Mathematical FrameworkDavid Freestone. 485-490
• Towards a Specification and Design Method for Embedded Systems Using Protocol SynthesisCees J. Koomen. 491-496
• SDL as a Testing LanguageChakib Chraibi, Omar Rafiq, Richard Castanet. 502-507
• A Matrix-Based Approach to Test Sequences Generation for Protocol ImplementationsAlfio Lombardo, Sergio Palazzo, Alexandre Petrenko. 508-513
• Performance and Conformance Test Tools for DPN Packet NetworksMarc W. A. Hornbeek, Thomas Naujokas, Robin J. Baggs. 514-518
• Conformance Testing for OSI Protocols in the Multiple Layer Environment Based on Automaton ModelToshihiko Kato, Kenji Suzuki, Yoshiyori Urano. 519-524
• A Methodology for Protocol EngineeringGeoffrey R. Wheeler, Timothy J. Batten, Jonathan Billington, Michael C. Wilbur-Ham. 525-530
• Implementing OSI Communication Protocols - A Systematic Approach to Derive SDL-Implementation Specifications from Global Protocol SpecificationsHeinz Jürgen Burkhardt, Hans Eckert, Rainer Prinoth. 531-536
• A Tool for Specification and Simulation, and its Application to ISDN D-Channel ProtocolJoachim Swoboda, Berthold Köhler, Alfred Bächle. 537-542
• IDESS/85: Intelligent Support System for Protocols and Communication Software DevelopmentNorio Shiratori, Kaoru Takahashi, Shoichi Noguchi. 543-548
• Protocol HDLC-ABM: Traffic Considerations Given Error Dependent ChannelWojciech Burakowski, Józef Lubacs, Dariusz Bursztynowski. 549-554
• Error Correction Schemes in a Mixed Voice/Data EnvironmentParviz Kermani, Hamid Ahmadi. 555-560
• Performance Evalutation of ARQ Protocols in Ring Topology NetworksMiltiades E. Anagnostou, S. A. Bacopoulou, Emmanuel N. Protonotarios. 561-566
• A Contribution to the End-to-End Performance in Local Area NetworksBarbara Fink, Ulrich Killat, Jürgen Sabolewski. 567-571
• Network Simulation and Performance Evaluation (NETSAPE)R. Sundararajan, R. V. S. R. Adinarayana Rao. 572-576
• Performance Analysis of Polling Mechanisms with Receiver BlockingThomas Raith, Phuoc Tran-Gia. 577-582
• Performance Analysis of Priority Polling Systems with Complex CyclesGlenford E. Mapp, David Manfield. 583-588
• Performance Modelling of a Highly Modularized Packet Switching ModeManfred N. Huber, Wikhard M. Kiesel, Paul J. Kühn, Thomas Raith, Gunther W. Kerschner. 600-605
• Q Queueing Model for Evaluating 95 Percentile of s-Delay in ISDNJohnny Wong, H. R. Hwa. 606-611
• Performance of the ISDN D-Channel Protocol - A Simulation StudyWolfgang Fischer, Ernst-Heinrich Goeldner, Wolfgang Berner. 612-618
• Flow-Control Method for Packet NetworksJoseph M. Selga. 625-630
• A Performance Comparison of Random Access Packet-Switched Systems with an Intelligent Control NodeAndrzej R. Pach. 631-636
• High-Speed Routing Algorithms Based on Integer Residue Number ArithmeticDragan Gamberger. 637-642
• Routing and Flow Control in ISDNsMario Gerla. 643-647
• Analysis of Routing-Table Update Activity in Multihop Packet-Radio NetworksJ. J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves. 648-653
• Congestion Control Policy on Internetwork GatewayRuttikorn Varakulsiripunth, Norio Shiratori, Shoichi Noguchi. 659-664
• Packet Duplication and Elimination in Distributed NetworksAriel Orda, Raphael Rom. 666-669
• Remote Service Call: A NOS Kernel and its ProtocolsManfred H. Seifert, Herbert Eberle. 675-680
• Comparative Network Strategies for the Management of Mutual Consistency in Distributed DatabasesDavid A. Stanford, Misbah Islam. 681-686
• Graphical Communication Services in the Project Deutsches Forschungsnetz Gisela Maiß. 687-691
• Distributed Scientific Applications. Aspects of Support, Development and Management in an OSI EnvironmentPaul Christ, Lothar Ehnis, Christoph Leser, Roland Rühle. 692-697
• Link Control and End to End Control in Satellite Systems. The Interaction of ProtocolsFrank Sausen. 698-701
• Combined FEC/ARQ Data Transmission via Mobile Satellite LinksErich Lutz, Wolfgang Papke. 702-707
• Interconnection Issues Between Local Area and Wide Area Networks in DFNWulf L. Bauerfeld. 717-722
• Packet Mode Interworking - Enhancements to X.75Mehmet Unsoy. 723-728
• Interworking Between X.25, X.21, and ISDN DevicesKnut A. Bahr. 729-734
• NETCON - An Integrated Tool for Planning and Configuration of Packet Switching NetworksHanno Jüchter, Ralf Lehnert. 741-746
• Analysis of Communication Requirements of Selected Applications in Decentralized LAN-EnvironmentsJürgen Suppan-Borowka. 747-752
• Reduction of Redundant Links in Communication NetworksJamil Ayoub. 759-763