Technical Program of 9th IFIP WORKING CONFERENCE on PERFORMANCE MODELLING AND EVALUATION OF ATM & IP NETWORKS, 27th - 29th June, 2001,Budapest, Hungary

["K. Pawlikowski" <krys@cosc.canterbury.ac.nz>]

Call for Participations

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9th IFIP WORKING CONFERENCE on
PERFORMANCE MODELLING AND EVALUATION OF ATM & IP NETWORKS
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Further information and registration:
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  http://www.diamond-congress.hu/ifip/


27th - 29th June, 2001
Hotel Agro, Budapest, Hungary

supported by
 IFIP Working Group 6.3 on Performance of Communication Systems and
 IFIP Working Group 6.2 on Network and Internetwork Architectures 

Sponsors
  Ericsson Hungary
  IEEE Hungary


Technical Program
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27th June Wednesday


Invited talk: Network traffic measurements for modeling and analysis, 
Ian Graham, The University of Waikato Hamilton, New Zealand



Session: Network Modeling

Juergen Ehrensberger: Integrated Services in Local Area Networks: 
Admission control and Performance evaluation 

Demetres Kouvatsos: An Extended ME Methodology for General
QNMs and its Applications to ATM Switch Architectures 



Session: Traffic Modeling

Tamas Borsos, Laszlo Gyorfi, Andras Gyorgy: On the Second Order 
Characterization in Traffic Modeling 

R. Pountes, R. Coelho: Video Fractal Modeling, Effective Bandwidth, 
Hurst Estimation 

Paulo Salvador, Rui Valadas: A Fitting Procedure for Markov Modulated 
Poisson Processes with an Adaptive Number of States 



Session: Performance Evaluation
         
Christian Cseh: Linear Control Theory for the Analysis of the ABR 
Virtual Source/Virtual Destination-Technique 

Kathleen Spaey, Chris Blondia: Observations of the Transient 
Performance of the Selective Drop Buffer Acceptance Algorithm with 
Responsive Traffic 

J.V.L. Beckers, I. Hendrawan, R.E. Kooij, R.D. van der Mei: Enhanced 
Processor Sharing Performance Model for Internet Access Lines 



Session: Scheduling
         
Xiaojun Hei, Danny H. K. Tsang: The EDF Scheduling with Multi Loss 
Requirements Support 

Ahmed E. Kamal, Hossam Hassanein: A Mixed Service Priority/Buffer 
Sharing Strategy for Differentiated Services Internets and its Analysis 

Thu Ngo Quynh, Adam Wolisz, Klaus Rebensburg: Relative Packet 
Scheduling for Differentiated Services 


Session: Poster presentations



28th June Thursday



Session: RED Analysis
            
P. Kuusela, Pasi Lassila, J. Virtamo, Peter Key: Modeling RED with 
Idealized TCP Sources 

Thomas Ziegler, Serge Fdida, Christof Brandauer: Stability Criteria 
of RED with TCP Traffic 

Stefan Koehler, Michael Menth, Norbert Vicari: Analytic Performance 
Evaluation of the RED Algoirthm for QoS in TCP/IP Networks 



Session: IP Traffic Management I.

A. Van Moffaert, D. De Vleeschauwer, M. J. C. Buchli, J. Jaussen, 
G. H. Petit : Tuning the VoIP Gateways to Transport Internationla 
Voice Calls over a Best Effort IP Backbone 

Gabor Feher, Andras Korn: Performance Profiling of Resource Reservation 
Protocols 

Zoltán Turányi, Lars Westberg: Load Control: Congestion Notifications 
for Real-time Traffic 



Session: Routing I.

Danka Pevac: Routing Computation Load Balancing in Hierarchical ATM 
Networks 

Janos Levendovszky, G. Rétvári, T. Dávid, A. Fancsali, Cs. Vegso: QoS 
routing in packet switched networks - novel algorithms for routing with 
incomplete information 

Istvan Moldovan, Krisztian Nemeth: Quality of Service Architectures
Using 
MPLS Networks 



Session: TCP Implementations

Dung Dinh Luong, O. Pop: Modeling Multiple TCP Connections Sharing a 
Bottleneck Link 

Ishtiaq Ahmed, Yasuo Okabe, Masanori Kanazawa: Throughput Evaluation of 
Several TCP Implementations over Congested ATM Networks 



29th June Friday



Hermann de Meer, Department of Computer Science University College
London, 
Invited talk



Session: Network Reliability

Andras Farago: A Method to Handle Dependent Events in Network
Performance 
and Reliability Evaluation 

Marta Barría Martínez, Reinaldo Vallejos, L.F.G. Soares: A Reliable
Multicast 
Based on recovery Tree (RMART) 



Session: Queueing Analysis
 
Kenneth Mitchell, Appie van de Liefvoort: Constructing a Correlated
Sequence 
of Matrix Geometric Random Variables with Invariant Forst-Order
Properties 

Parijat Dube, Eitan Altman: Queueing and Fluid Analysis of Partial
Message 
Discard Policy 

P. Bocharov, A. Pechinkin, N. Phomg, XC. D'Apice: On the BMAP/SM/1/r
Queueing 
System 



Session: Routing II.

János Harmatos, Dániel Orincsay: On-demand optimization of protected
LSP-tunnels 
in MPLS networks 

Marcello Canepa, Franco Davoli, Piergiulio Maryni: Alternate Routing
with a 
Two-level Adaptive Bandwidth Assignment over Virtual Path Connections 

R. C. Vallejos, W. F. Creixell, A. E. Zapata: A Multicast Routing
Algorithm based 
on Link Contribution 



Session: IP Traffic Management II.
        
Dongsoo Kim, Youngjune Kim, Iksoo Kim, Yoseop Woo: VOD Service using a
New 
Web-Caching Technique 

Laszlo Sogor, Marta Fidrich, Laszlo Martonossy, Peter Hendlein and Gabor
Somlai: 
Comparison of inter-operation mechanisms between IPv4 and IPv6 

Lluis Fabrega, Teodor Jove, Antonio Bueno, Josep Luis Marso: An
Admission Control 
Approach for Elastic Flows in the Internet
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	Department of Computer Science,  University of Canterbury
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