Table of Contents

• Post-Facto Integration Technology: New Discipline for an Old PracticeLeigh R. Power. 4-13
• Software Factory: Using Process Modeling for Integration PurposesLaurence Hubert, Gerald Perdreau. 14-25
• IFS: A Software Tool to Build End User SystemsKiem-Phong Vo. 26-35
• The Aquarius IIU SystemDarren R. Busing, Vason P. Srini, Georges E. Smine, Michael J. Carlton, Alvin M. Despain. 38-46
• Efficient Reconfiguration of WSI ArraysDinesh Bhatia, Frank Thomson Leighton, Fillia Makedon. 47-56
• A New Arbitration Circuit for Synchronous Multiple Bus Multiprocessor SystemsSyed Masud Mahmud, Showkat-Ul Alam. 57-62
• Modeling and Performance Evaluation of RISC/B ProcessorYang-Yueh Chen, Ted C. Yang. 63-73
• Tools and Techniques for the Development of Common Lisp Applications Across Heterogeneous MachinesShon Vick, Jeff Sponsler. 76-85
• Integration of Rules into a Knowledge Base Management SystemChristoph F. Eick, Jia-Lin Liu, Paul Werstein. 86-95
• A Theoretical Underlying Dual Model for Knowledge-Based SystemsErich J. Neuhold, James Geller, Yehoshua Perl, Volker Turau. 96-103
• A Non-monotonic Reasoning System--WMJXian-Chang Wang, Huo-Wang Chen. 104-108
• Transition Engineering MethodologyJohn J. Salasin, Frank C. Chilli. 110-116
• A Graphics-Based System that Supports the Program Understanding ProcessBrady R. Rimes, Doris L. Carver. 117-124
• Using Object-Oriented Analysis and Design for Integrated SystemsUlrich Schiel, Ivan Mistrik. 125-134
• Integration of CAD/CAE Multimedia Teleconferencing and Messaging via Broadband Networks and Shared Resource ServersLester F. Ludwig. 136-143
• Intelligent Gateways for Unified Computing EnvironmentsChung-Ta King, Kuo-Lin Hu, Yeu-Ming Chang, Peter A. Ng, Tzong-Huei Shiau. 144-149
• Credit Management and Source Quenching for the Subscriber Network Interface of Switched Multi-megabits Data ServiceYuh Yaw, H. Modaressi, Wei-De Ju, Peter A. Ng. 150-157
• A Tool Integration Facility for Programming EnvironmentsDavid Jablonowski, Vincent A. Guarna Jr.. 162-170
• Integrated Tool Support in Object-Based EnvironmentsV. Venugopal. 171-176
• Integrating Tools and Support-Code with the Developed ProgramShmuel Rotenstreich. 177-184
• PDPS: A Protocol Design System by Production Systems ApproachChung-Ming Huang, Ye-In Chang, Ming T. Liu. 186-195
• Rapid Prototyping of Communications Protocol Using a New Parallel LanguageDavid M. Cohen, Timothy M. Guinther, Linda A. Ness. 196-204
• An Approach to Protocol Complementation for InternetworkingJing Chang, Ming T. Liu. 205-211
• Feature Extraction Based Design RetrievalYung-Chia Lee, Kuen-Fang Jack Jea. 214-223
• Cross Correlation of Sampled Boundary Distances - An Application to Object RecognitionDavid T. Wang, Ching-Song Wei, Shy-Shyan Chen, Bang-Chiang Sung, Tzong-Huei Shiau, Peter A. Ng. 224-235
• Shape Recognition by Using a Scale-Variant ModelKie-Bum Eom, Juha Park. 236-243
• MARS Performance Evaluation with Different Interconnection NetworksFeipei Lai, Lea-Ming Tzeng, Thom-Ling Chang, Tai-Ming Parng. 248-257
• Integration of Narrowband and Wideband Traffic at an STM MultiplexorBelka Kraimeche. 258-263
• From Description to Simulation to Aichitecture: An Approach to Service-Driven System DevelopmentE. Jane Cameron, N. H. Petschenik, Lillian Ruston, Swati Shah, Hassan N. Srinidhi. 264-274
• New Integrated Coding Schemes for Computer-Aided FacsimileKiyoshi Tanaka, Yasuhiro Nakamura, Kineo Matsui. 275-281
• Preprocessing of Engineering Drawings for 3D ReconstructionDov Dori. 284-293
• Model-Based Partial Shape Recognition Using Contour Curvature and Affine TransformationFrank Y. Shih, Pingchang Yeh. 294-301
• An Economical Contour Extraction AIgorithm for Understanding Large-size Engineering DrawingsBin Yu, Xinggang Lin, Youshou Wu. 302-309
• Integration of Manufacturing Systems: A Vision and Image Processing System PerspectiveChing-Yi Wang, Dongwoo Lee. 310-316
• An Environment for Security Model DevelopmentJ. Heaney, G. Dolsen, J. Page. 320-329
• Rapid Protoryping of System EnhancementsSergio Antoy, Virginia Tech, Paola Forcheri, Maria Teresa Molfino, Marvin V. Zelkowitz. 330-336
• The Distributed Operation Language for Specifying Multisystem ApplicationsMarek Rusinkiewicz, Shawn Ostermann, Ahmed K. Elmagarmid, Kanchei Loa. 337-345
• Logic Programming and Program SynthesisYves Kodratoff, Marta Frañová, Derek Partridge. 346-355
• An Environment for Prototyping Real-Time Distributed DatabasesSang Hyuk Son. 358-367
• Implementing Object Support in the RAID Distributed Database SystemBharat K. Bhargava, Prasun Dewan, James G. Mullen, Jagannathan Srinivasan. 368-377
• Multiple Database Integration in Calida: Design and ImplementationM. Rajinikanth, Gabriel Jakobson, Carol Lafond, W. Papp, Gregory Piatetsky-Shapiro. 378-384
• From Semantic to Object-Oriented Data ModelingHaim Kilov. 385-393
• Achieving Fault Tolerance in Factory Automation Systems by Dynamic ConfigurationAnders Adlemo, Sven-Arne Andréasson, Torbjörn Andréasson, Christer Carlsson. 396-402
• Workload Model Specification and Adaptive Scheduling of Semi-Hard Real-Time ControlsAlice H. Muntz, Kai Wang. 403-414
• Integrated Pull Manufacturing: The Integration of MAP and PULL SystemsGeorge Foo, Larry L. Kinney. 415-425
• A Toolkit for Vehicle RoutingBruce MacLeod, Robert Moll. 426-431
• Aspects of Systems IntegrationErik G. Nilsson, Else K. Nordhagen, Gro Oftedal. 434-443
• Open Architecture and Tool Integration of Software Development EnvironmentsJeremy H. C. Kuo. 444-454
• On the Effective Use of Software Standards in Systems IntegrationD. Richard Kuhn. 455-461
• Production Scheduling in Database Production SystemsJaideep Srivastava, Jau-Hwang Wang, Jack S. Eddy Tan, Kuo-Wei Hwang, Wei-Tek Tsai. 464-472
• A Logical Data Model for Integrated Geographical DatabasesM. Gargano, Enrico Nardelli. 473-481
• Semantic Integrity of the Totality of Corporate DataJohn A. Mills. 482-491
• The Design and Implementation of the Control and Integration Software of a Flexible Manufacturing SystemNejib Ben Hadj-Alouane, Jarir K. Chaar, Arch W. Naylor. 494-502
• Flexible and Reactive Integration of Manufacturing Systems Through Dynamic Resource AllocationStefan Jablonski, Berthold Reinwald, Thomas Ruf, Hartmut Wedekind. 503-509
• Operations Assistant and Its Application to Material Storage ManagementB. C. Ekroot, Robert J. T. Morris, Larry D. Rubin, Behrokh Samadi, Wing Shing Wong. 510-516
• An Expectation-Driven Approach to Q-A ProcessingDong-Guk Shin, S. K. Wallfesh. 520-527
• Query Processing for Integrated SystemsArie Tzvieli, Sally Jo Cunningham. 528-537
• OASIS: An Object-oriented and Symbolic Information SystemPhillip C.-Y. Sheu. 538-547
• Clock Qualification Algorithm for Timing Analysis of Custom CMOS VLSI Circuits with Overlapped Clocking Disciplines and On-section Clock DerivationSomanathan C. Menon, Karem A. Sakallah. 550-558
• An Extensible User Interface for an Object-Oriented VLSI CAD FrameworkRajiv Gupta, Melvin A. Breuer. 559-568
• System Integration of the VLSI-PLM ChipLinda G. Bushnell, Vason P. Srini, Lau T. Nguyen. 569-579
• An Object-oriented Kernel for Dynamical Software IntegrationMarc Nanard, Jocelyne Nanard, Philippe Pingand. 584-591
• Software Engineering for Expert Systems: A Proof that Software Engineering Really WorksLouis R. Gieszl. 592-596
• Pluralism in System Integration: Intelligent LEIMGeorge H. Collier, László A. Walkó, Philip Cannata. 597-604
• Integration Method for Specification ProcessHisayuki Horai, Motoshi Saeki, Hajime Enomoto. 605-614
• A Metadata System for Information Modeling and IntegrationCheng Hsu, M hamed Bouziane, Waiman Cheung, Javier Nogues, Laurie Rattner, Lester Yee. 616-624
• An Advanced Overview of the XIS ArchitectureMing-Yee Lai. 625-633
• Information Resource Planning Methodology: A Case StudyI. B. Singh, R. C. Beyer. 634-642
• The Bridge from Domaln Modeling to Formal Specification in the Service Creation ProcessPeter Koppstein, Margaret E. Nilson. 643-650
• SEPDS: A Support Environment for Prototyping Distributed SystemsA. M. Levy, Jan van Katwijk, George Pavlidis, F. Tolsma. 652-661
• An Integrated Approach to the Design and Performance Evaluation of Distributed SystemsRajive Bagrodia. 662-671
• Monitoring and Control of Distributed SystemsYoung-Chul Shim, C. V. Ramamoorthy. 672-681
• An Object-Oriented Distributed System Integrating Multimedia ResourcesQianshan He, Hidehiko Tanaka. 682-691
• An Integrated System for Automatically Generating Test DataA. Jefferson Offutt. 694-701
• REQSPERT: Automated Test Planning From RequirementsDolly Samson. 702-708
• Test Data Selection Criteria for (Software) Integration TestingUrsula Linnenkugel, Monika Müllerburg. 709-717
• Integration and Cataloging of Engineering EnvironmentAloysius Cornelio, Shamkant B. Navathe. 720-729
• Integration of PLCs and Databases for Factory Information SystemsDavid W. Russell. 730-737
• An Integration of Prolog and Neural Networks to Deal with Sensibility in Logic ProgramsTakeshi Imanaka, Masato Soga, Kuniaki Uehara, Jun ichi Toyoda. 738-746
• An Efficient K-Way Graph Partioning Algorithm for Task Allocation in Parallel Computing SystemsCheol-Hoon Lee, Myunghwan Kim, Chan-Ik Park. 748-751
• Performance Evaluation of Distributed Real Time Scheduling AlgorithmsP. M. Perry Leung, Jaideep Srivastava, Wei-Tek Tsai. 752-761
• Heuristic Algorithms for Adaptive Load Sharing in Local NetworksMargaret A. Schaar, Kemal Efe, Lois M. L. Delcambre, Srinivas Koppolu. 762-770
• The Bysantine General s New TerritoryShu-Chin Wang, Yeh-Hao Chin, Kuo-Qin Yan. 772-780
• Advanced File Organization and Its ADT OperationsKunihiko Moriya, Hiroshi Arisawa, Toyoaki Suzuka, Kazuko Oyangi. 781-788
• A Stepwise Approach to Behavior Design for Real-time SoftwareMasashi Koyamada, Denichi Iwado. 789-796