@BOOK{MacN85:Elements, AUTHOR="E. A. MacNair and C. H. Sauer", TITLE="Elements of practical performance modeling", ISBN="0-13-269267-8", PUBLISHER="Prentice-Hall", ADDRESS="Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="simulation; RESQ", } @MISC{Cass85:Sensitivity, AUTHOR="Christos Cassandras", TITLE="Sensitivity Analysis of a Simple Routing Strategy", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="perturbation analysis; routing", } @BOOK{Free85:Reference, AUTHOR="Roger L. Freeman", TITLE="Reference Manual for Telecommunication-Engineering", PUBLISHER="Wiley-Interscience", ADDRESS="New York", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Gros85:Fundamentals, AUTHOR="D. Gross and C. R. Harris", TITLE="Fundamentals of Queueing Theory", EDITION="2nd", PUBLISHER="John Wiley", ADDRESS="New York, New York", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", } @ARTICLE{Stee8507:Variable, AUTHOR="Raymond Steele and Frank Benjamin", TITLE="Variable-Length Packetization of $\mu$-Law {PCM} Speech", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=6, PAGES="1271-1292", MONTH="July--August", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; speech coding; embedded coding; variable-rate coding", ABSTRACT="A variable-length packetization process is proposed for logarithmic pulse code modulation (log-PCM)-encoded speech signals. Blocks of $W$ log-PCM words are reduced in size by discarding words on the basis that the receiver can recover the speech with a signal-to-noise ratio (s/n) that is, in general, above a specified value. Specifically, blocks of two hundred fifty-six, 8-bit, $\mu$-law PCM words are left unchanged or reduced to either 214, 205, 192, 171, or 128 words. These blocks are then formulated into packets. The discarded samples at the dispatching terminal are replaced at the receiver by means of adaptive interpolation. We found that by specifying the s/n of the decoded speech in each variable-length packet to be above 27 dB, the reduction in the transmitted speech was 25 percent, while the recovered speech signal has negligible perceptual degradation.", } @BOOK{Agra85:Metamodeling, AUTHOR="S. C. Agrawal", TITLE="Metamodeling: A study of approximations in queueing models", PUBLISHER="MIT Press", ADDRESS="Cambridge, Mass", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bead85:Implementation, AUTHOR="Peter Beadle and Janet Wiles and Leslie M. Goldschlager", TITLE="Implementation of an {ALU} by a parallel machine", BOOKTITLE="VLSI: Algorithms and Architectures, the International Workshop on Parallel Computing and VLSI.", ADDRESS="Amsterdam, Netherlands and New York, New York", PAGES="153-165", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Chla85:Study, AUTHOR="I. Chlamtac and A. Ganz", TITLE="A Study of Communication Interfaces for Multiple Bus Networks", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=9, PAGES="177-189", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Fort85:Distributed, AUTHOR="Paul Fortier", TITLE="Design and analysis of distributed real-time systems", PUBLISHER="McGraw-Hill", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Krie85:Computational, AUTHOR="David J. Kriegman and David M. Siegel and Sundar Narasimhan and John M. Hollerbach and George E. Gerpheide", TITLE="Computational Architecture for the {Utah/MIT} Hand", BOOKTITLE="IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation", PAGES="918-924", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Lieb85:Multiple, AUTHOR="Burt H. Liebowitz", TITLE="Multiple processor systems for real-time applications", PUBLISHER="Prentice-Hall", ADDRESS="Princeton, New Jersey", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Ozgu85:Reconfigurable, AUTHOR="F. Ozguner and M. L. Kao", TITLE="Reconfigurable Multiprocessor Architecture for Reliable Control of Robotic Systems", BOOKTITLE="IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Sang85:Message, AUTHOR="J. Sanguinetti and B. Kumar", TITLE="Performance of a message-based multi-processor", BOOKTITLE="12th Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture", PAGES="424-425", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Spat85:Cluster, AUTHOR="Helmut Spath", TITLE="Cluster dissection and analysis: theory, {FORTRAN} programs, examples", PUBLISHER="Ellis Horwood Limited", ADDRESS="West Sussex, England", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Heym8503:Push, AUTHOR="D. P. Heyman", TITLE="The push-out-priority queue discipline", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=2, PAGES="397-403", MONTH="March--April", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory; priority queue; queueing discipline; push out", ABSTRACT="We introduce a priority queue-discipline that is designed for loss systems (i.e., those with no waiting positions) in which the priority class of a customer can be determined only when the customer starts service. When the arrival processes are Poisson and the service times are exponentially distributed, we obtain a simple formula for the steady-state probability that an arrival of a given class will be served.", } @ARTICLE{Rose8510:Comments, AUTHOR="Marshall T. Rose", TITLE="Comments on ``Comments on 'Congestion control in {TCP/IP} Internetworks'''", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=5, PAGES="2-9", MONTH="October/November", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="congestion control; connection-oriented networks; connectionless networks; IP; TCP", ANNOTE="see \cite{Nagl84:Congestion}", } @ARTICLE{Sant8507:Comments, AUTHOR="Jose Renato Santos", TITLE="Comments on 'Congestion control in {IP/TCP} internetworks'", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=3, PAGES="3-5", MONTH="July/August", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="congestion control; TCP; IP; connectionless networks; connection-oriented networks", } @ARTICLE{Gros8504:Comments, AUTHOR="Daniel B. Grossman", TITLE="Comments on 'Congestion control in {TCP/IP} internetworks'", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="3-7", MONTH="April/May", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="congestion control; TCP; IP; connection-oriented networks; connectionless networks; X.25", ABSTRACT="The article 'Congestion control in IP/TCP internetworks' by John Nagle is an excellent illustration of problems inherent in Arpanet and Milnet technology. The article describes a series of congestion related performance difficulties in a TCP/IP network at Ford Aerospace, and suggested some ``cures''. What in fact the article describes is what appears to be adequate ``band-aids'' for the basic inadequacies of Arpanet technology. However, it fails to address the root causes of the performance difficulties that Mr. Nagle discusses. It is suggested that all of these problems result from an uncritical adherence to the Arpanet paradigm, without regard to the research and standardization work of the past 15 years.", } @BOOK{Hoar85:Communicating, AUTHOR="C. A. R. Hoare", TITLE="Communicating Sequential Processes", ISBN="0-13-153271-5", PUBLISHER="Prentice Hall", ADDRESS="Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="operating systems; theory of computation; parallel processing", } @ARTICLE{Noll85:Videotex, AUTHOR="A. Michael Noll", TITLE="Videotex: Anatomy of a Failure", JOURNAL="Information and Management", VOLUME=9, PAGES="99-109", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="videotex", ABSTRACT="Considerable excitement has been generated in Europe and North America in videotex---namely, the concept of electronic access in the home to centrally-located computerized data-based containing vast amount of data. However, the public offering of such services has thus far been unsuccessful in achieving significant penetrations in the residential market. Videotex is examined in this paper to illuminate possible reasons for its failure thus far in the residential marketplace. Comparisons are made with somewhat similar on-line systems for accessing computerized databases and for performing transactions and transmitting messages to other people. The final conclusion is that most consumers simply do not have a need nor a desire to access vast computerized data-bases of general information. Videotex or any other similar system that attempts to satisfy consumer needs for information in such a fashion will surely fail.", } @ARTICLE{Erge85:Split, AUTHOR="Deniz Ergener and A. Rodney Wellens", TITLE="A split-screen electronic messaging system for Apple {II} computers", JOURNAL="Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, and Computers", ADDRESS="University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida, Dep't of Psychology, Univ of Miami, PO Box 248185, 33124", VOLUME=17, NUMBER=5, PAGES="556-564", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="messaging system; electronic mail", ABSTRACT="A method is described for configuring an Apple II+ or Apple IIe computer to create a multiuser, multiwindowed, electronic messaging system for use in computer-mediated communication research.", } @ARTICLE{Meie85:Computer, AUTHOR="Scott T. Meier", TITLE="Computer Aversion", JOURNAL="Computers in Human Behavior", VOLUME=1, PAGES="171-179", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="human factors", ABSTRACT="``Computer phobia,'' ``computer anxiety,'' and ``computer resistance'' are among the labels employed in the popular and professional press to describe the psychological states of individuals who experience aversive reactions to computers. However, little research has been reported in the professional literature and theory-building generally advances no further than discussion of anecdotal reports. This paper reviews the literature on negative reactions to computers and presents a social learning model as a heuristic device to examine psychological aspects of computer aversion. Suggestions for future research and intervention are offered.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Edig85:Taliesin, AUTHOR="Judy L. Edighoffer and K. A. Lantz", TITLE="Taliesin: A Distributed Bulletin Board System", BOOKTITLE="Computer Message Systems", EDITOR="Ronald P. Uhlig", PUBLISHER="North-Holland Publishing Company", ADDRESS="Amsterdam", PAGES="133-145", NOTE="Proceedings of the IFIP TC-6 International Symposium on Computer Message Systems, Washington, DC, 5-7 September", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="computer conferencing", ABSTRACT="This paper describes a computer bulletin board facility intended to support replicated bulletin boards on a network that may frequently be in a state of partition. The two major design issues covered are the choice of a name space and a replication algorithm. The impact of the name space on communication costs is explained. A special purpose replication algorithm providing high availability and response despite network partition is introduced.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Huit85:COSAC, AUTHOR="C. Huitema", TITLE="The {COSAC} electronic conferencing experiment", BOOKTITLE="Computer Message Systems", EDITOR="Ronald P. Uhlig", PUBLISHER="North-Holland Publishing Company", ADDRESS="Amsterdam", NOTE="Proceedings of the IFIP TC-6 International Symposium on Computer Message Systems, Washington, DC, 5-7 September", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="computer conferencing", ABSTRACT="A distributed conference experiement has been running since September 1984 on the ``COSAC'' message switching network in France. Despite its simplistic design, the experimental service was well accepted by users. The report highlights some problems that were encountered, concerning confidentiality, management, presentation and referencing. Then, it explains how these problems could be solved by an extensive use of the X.400 protocols for conferencing.", } @PHDTHESIS{McCo85:Measures, AUTHOR="Samuel A. McCord", TITLE="Measures of Participation, Leadership, and Decision Quality by Participants in Computer Conferencing and Nominal Group Technique Decision-making Exercises", SCHOOL="Wayne State University", PAGES=193, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="computer conferencing", ABSTRACT="Computer conferencing is a powerful tool to support asynchronous group decision-making. This study compared the performance of decision-making groups using computer conferencing and face-to-face methods to determine if there were significant differences in participation, anonymity, individual leadership, perceived leadership of other participants, decision acceptance and perceived decision quality. The control and experimental groups utilized the Nominal Group Technique and the CONFER II computer conferencing software respectively. Multivariate analysis of experimental data indicated no significant differences in the performance of control and experimental groups for any of the measures in question, although the experimental group rated individual leadership and decision quality lower than the control group ($P=.058$ and $P=.059$ respectively). The study concludes that computer conferencing is an effective technique to support distributed decision-making provided that the conferencing software is of high quality, that sufficient time is allowed for the decision process, and that all participants have equal access to computing facilities and training. The study recommends several areas for future study, including investigating the interaction of computer conferencing with time requirements, personal anonymity, individual leadership, presentation order of information, and the design of computer conferencing software.", } @ARTICLE{Cann85:More, AUTHOR="R. G. Canning", TITLE="More Uses for Computer Conferencing", JOURNAL="EDP Analyser", VOLUME=23, NUMBER=8, PAGES="1-16", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="computer conferencing", ABSTRACT="Somewhat popularly oriented discussion of conferencing but contains good information. Lists appropriate uses: focus on GROUP activities, formal (staff or committee groups) or informal (``network'' of people not in organizational unit), group management or information sharing, and joint writing of reports. Lists inappropriate uses: arguments, disagreements, negotiations (all cases where someone is trying to ``win'' at something); other inappropriate uses are when the users do not know, like, or trust one another. Some benefits are: 1) convenient (you set time and place), 2) non-interruptive, 3) avoids telephone tag, 4) handles a dispersed group as easily as a local one, 5) allows for special interest discussions, 6) late joiners can catch up easily, 7) users can settle many matters without face-to-face meetings, 8) users like the ``collaborative'' nature of it, 9) it supports GROUP interaction so is valuable for project management, 10) encourages ``chance'' meetings of people with shared interests and can result in cross-fertilization of ideas, 11) managers can participate in conferences and can be more proactive, and 12) allows even large numbers of people to interact. Some problems: 1) not everyone in organization may welcome the technology with open arms, 2) training in ``writing'' rather than ``speaking'' may be necessary (learn to be concise, segment different topics so people can refer back in later discussions to exactly what they are commenting on), 3) using third parties (such as secretaries) to carry out the communications will compromise the informality that is one of the charms of the medium, 4) trying to make the written form look like the standard formal memo will also reduce the informality, and 5) individuals who sense their jobs are based largely on information flow may sense a personal danger. A commentary is provided by Murray Turoff and Roxanne Hiltz of New Jersey Institute of Technology. While there are potentials to raise productivity of managers, professionals, and other ``information workers'', about 25\% drop out after being invited to join (don't use the system enough to get over the learning period). Start with the BEST applications: 1) geographically dispersed team or project group that needs to communicate more, cannot travel much and are under time pressures, 2) peer group within the organization that wants to communicate more and needs to coordinate and exchange information on a regular basis, 3) cooperative group which already trusts one another and wants to work together more, 4) group with an important and clear-cut objective or task to accomplish within a specific time frame, and 5) a group where it has become impossible to find free times when the whole group can meet at the same time.", } @MISC{Inte85:ISO, AUTHOR="{International Standards Organization}", TITLE="{ISO} International Standard 8473 --- Information Processing Systems --- Data Communications --- Protocol for Providing the Connectionless Network Service", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="routing; CLNP; network layer", } @ARTICLE{Slom85:Routing, AUTHOR="M. Sloman and X. Andriopoulos", TITLE="A Routing Algorithm for Interconnected Local Area Networks", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=9, PAGES="109-130", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Perl85:Hierarchical, AUTHOR="R. Perlman", TITLE="Hierarchical Networks and the Subnetwork Partition Problem", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=9, PAGES="297-303", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Smit85:Disk, AUTHOR="A. J. Smith", TITLE="Disk cache-miss ratio analysis and design considerations", JOURNAL=tocs, VOLUME=3, PAGES="161-203", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Cache memory; performance evaluation", ANNOTE="Survey", } @ARTICLE{Stan85:Application, AUTHOR="John Stankovic", TITLE="An application of Bayesian decision theory to decentralized control of job scheduling", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", PAGES="117-130", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=47, KEYWORDS="Simulation; bayes statistics; process management; parallel", ANNOTE="This paper presents a heuristic for the effective cooperation of multiple decentralized components of a job scheduling function. An especially useful feature of the heuristic is that it can dynamically adapt to the quality of the state information being processed. Extensive simulation results show the utility of this heuristic. The simulation results are compared to several analytical models and a baseline model. The heuristic itself is", } @ARTICLE{Suns85:Broad, AUTHOR="C. A. Sunshine and Gregory Ennis", TITLE="Broad-Band Personal Computer {LAN's}", JOURNAL=ieeejsac, VOLUME="SAC-3", NUMBER=3, PAGES="408-415", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=12, KEYWORDS="LAN; broadband; technology; hardware; protocol; gateway", } @TECHREPORT{Tan85:Demand, AUTHOR="W. Tan", TITLE="Performance analysis of demand assignment multiple access system to route telephone calls through communication satellites", INSTITUTION="Stanford University", ADDRESS="Stanford, California", PAGES=250, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=47, KEYWORDS="Satellite radio; performance evaluation; DAMA; demand assigned multiple access", } @ARTICLE{Thes85:Efficient, AUTHOR="A. Thesen", TITLE="An efficient generator of uniformly distributed random variates between zero and one", JOURNAL="Simulation", VOLUME=44, PAGES="17-22", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="random number generation; simulation", } @ARTICLE{Tran85:Delay, AUTHOR="P. Tran-Gia and H. Jans", TITLE="Delay analysis of clock-driven message transfer in distributed processing systems", JOURNAL=aeu, VOLUME=39, PAGES="285-292", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=10, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Tran85:Multiqueue, AUTHOR="P. Tran-Gia and T. Raith", TITLE="Multiqueue systems with finite capacity and nonexhaustive cyclic service", BOOKTITLE="international seminar on computer networking and performance", ADDRESS="Tokyo, Japan", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=17, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Trie85:Investigations, AUTHOR="R. Trierscheid and K. Nüssler", TITLE="Investigations on Traffic Characteristics and Network Behaviour in {Datex-P}", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="1047-1053", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Traffic measurement; data network; DATEX-P", ABSTRACT="In this paper the main results of statistical investigations and measurements of the West German packet switching system DATEX-P are presented. These measurements were made from 1983 to early 1985. Traffic distributions in DATEX-P are shown and subscriber groups HTS, MTS and LTS are introduced. The paper evaluates the influence of traffic patterns on network performance and deals with the impact of the measurements on network performance \ldots", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Turn85:Integrated, AUTHOR="J. S. Turner", TITLE="Design of an Integrated Services Packet Network", BOOKTITLE=sigcomm, PAGES="124-133", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=21, KEYWORDS="ATM; ISDN; packet switching", } @ARTICLE{Wang85:Load, AUTHOR="Yixin Wang and Joel Morris", TITLE="Load Sharing in Distributed Systems", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", PAGES="204-217", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=50, KEYWORDS="Load Sharing; Analysis; Queueing system", } @BOOK{Wirt85:Programming, AUTHOR="Niklaus Wirth", TITLE="Programming in {MODULA-2}", SERIES="Springer-Verlag Texts and Monographs in Computer Science", ISBN="3-540-15078-1", PUBLISHER="Springer Verlag", ADDRESS="Berlin, Germany", PAGES=202, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Programming language; MODULA-2; tutorial", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wu85:Mixing, AUTHOR="L. T. Wu", TITLE="Mixing Traffic in a Buffered Banyan Network", BOOKTITLE=sigcomm, PAGES="134-139", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=6, KEYWORDS="ATM; Analysis; Interconnection Network", } @TECHREPORT{Dahm85:Vermittlungssysteme, AUTHOR="H. Dahms", TITLE="Vermittlungssysteme mit dynamischer Kanalzuordung", INSTITUTION="Lehrstuhl für Elektronische Systeme", ADDRESS="Dortmund, Germany", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=16, KEYWORDS="DCA; dynamic channel assignment; traffic source model; ATM", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Gihr85:Comparison, AUTHOR="O. Gihr and P. J. Kühn", TITLE="Comparison of Communication Services with Connection-oriented and Connectionless Data Transmission", BOOKTITLE="International Seminar on Computer Networking", ADDRESS="Tokyo, Japan", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=18, KEYWORDS="Protocol; ISO; LAN; WAN; service characterization", ANNOTE="In this paper a hierarchical decomposition and aggregationn technique is described which is oriented at the ISO Basic Reference Model. In particular, connection-oriented and connectionless data transmission are compared to each other quantitatively. The modelling and performance evaluation technique is exemplified for the example of a LAN.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Lind85:Analytical, AUTHOR="K. Lindberger and S.-E. Tidblom", TITLE="Analytical Methods to determine the {CPU} Capacity of an {SPC} Exchange with Respect to Certain {GOS} Demands", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="4.3B-1-1-1-7", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=6, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; SPC; switching system; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Yim85:Throughput, AUTHOR="C.-H. Yim and H. L. Hartmann", TITLE="Throughput behaviour of switching systems under heavy load conditions", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="4.3B-2-1-2-8", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; heavy load; modeling; PABX; throughput", ANNOTE="The model includes three components: subscriber behaviour, switching network and conntrol unit. The model is developed by analyzing the call processing procedure. Mathematical relationships between various characteristic traffic values are derived.", } @ARTICLE{Agra85:Dynamic, AUTHOR="D. P. Agrawal and J. Leu", TITLE="Dynamic Accessibility Testing and Path Length Optimization of Multistage Interconnection Networks", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=3, PAGES="255-273", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Switching network; multistage interconnection network", ANNOTE="The emergence of multiple processor systems has seen the increased use of multistage interconnection networks, built with sever al stages of 2-imput 2-output switching elements. The connectivity and fault tolerance of these networks are important problems as MIN's are expected to be the heart of these systems. This paper employs a versatile graph model of an SE that could representall possible stuck type terminal faults at the control lines.", } @ARTICLE{Bhuy85:Processor, AUTHOR="L. Bhuyan", TITLE="An Analysis of Processor-Memory Interconnection Networks", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=3, PAGES="279-283", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Switching network; crossbar; performance evaluation", ANNOTE="An interverence analysis of the interconnection networks for tightly coupled multiprocessors is presented in this correspondence. The interconnections considered are crossbars and delta networks. Two situations are examined: when a memory module is equally likely to be addressed by a processor and when a processor has a favorite memory. It is shown that for a higher rate of favorite requests, the delta networks perform close to a crossbar.", } @ARTICLE{Cher85:Permuting, AUTHOR="V. Cherkassky and M. Malek", TITLE="On Permuting Properties of Regular Rectangular {SW-Banyans}", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=6, PAGES="542-546", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Banyan network; crossbar; rearrangement; multistage", ANNOTE="This correspondence analyzes the permuting properties of a reconfigurable multicomputer architecture based on a regular rectangular SW-banyan interconnection network with arbitrary fan-out andan arbitrary number of stages. An analytical expression for the total number of distinct permutations performable by a rectangular SW-banyan is derived.", } @ARTICLE{Du85:Doubly, AUTHOR="D. Z. Du and D. Hsu and F. K. Hwang", TITLE="Doubly Linked Ring Networks", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=9, PAGES="853-855", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer network; LAN; ring network", ANNOTE="We consider networks of processors where each processor either has one in-link and one out-link, or two in-links and two out-links. We study three properties of such networks: 1) diameter, 2) connectivity, 3) the ring property. We propose a class of networks which seem to achieve the optimum as far as these three properties are concerned.", } @ARTICLE{Kuma85:Switching, AUTHOR="M. Kumar and Daniel M. Dias and J. Robert Jump", TITLE="Switching Strategies in Shuffle-Exchange Packet-Switched Networks", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=2, PAGES="180-186", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Interconnection network; packet switching; parallel", ANNOTE="This correspondens investigates some methods for improving the performance of single-stage shuffle-exchange networks in a pack et communication environment where the modules in a computer system communicate by sending fixed size packets. The theree new switching strategies proposed use extra buffers to enhance performance, while preventing deadlocks. An intuitive criterion for determining the applicability of approximate analysis techniques is", } @ARTICLE{Mack85:Optimal, AUTHOR="S. Mackinnon and P. Taylor and H. Meijer and S. Akl", TITLE="An Optimal Algorithm for Assigning Cryptographic Keys to Control Access in a Hierarchy", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=9, PAGES="797-802", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Cryptology; hierarchical modeling", ANNOTE="A cryptographic scheme for controlling access to information within a group of users organized in a hierarhy. The scheme enables a user at some level to compute from his own cryptographic key of the users below him in the organization. In such a system the re existe the possibility of two users collaborating to compute a key to which they are not entitled. This paper formulates a condition which prevents such cooperative attacks.", } @ARTICLE{Mudg85:Semi, AUTHOR="T. Mudge and H. Al-Sadoun", TITLE="A Semi-Markov Model for the Performance of Multiple-Bus Systems", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=10, PAGES="934-942", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Markov chain; multiple bus system; performance evaluation", ANNOTE="This paper presents a discrete time model of memory interferencein multiprocessor systems emploing multiple-bus interconnection networks. It differs from earlier models in its ability to modelvariable connection time and arbitrary interrequest time. The model describes each processing element's behavior by means of a semi-Markov process. It takes as input the number of processing elements, the number of memory modules, the number of buses.", } @ARTICLE{Reed85:Iterative, AUTHOR="D. P. Reed and M. Patric", TITLE="Iterative Solution of Large, Sparse Linear Systems on a Static Data Flow Architecture: Performance Studies", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=10, PAGES="874-880", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Algorithm; sparse matrix; performance evaluation", ANNOTE="The applicability of static data flow architectures to the iterative solution of sparse linear systems of equations is investigated. An analytic performance model of a static data flow computation is developed. This model includes both spatial parallelism, concurrent execution in multiple PE's and pipelining, the streaming of data from array memories through the PE's. The prtforman ce model is used to analyze a row partitioned iterative algoritm", } @ARTICLE{Rosb85:Process, AUTHOR="Zvi Rosberg", TITLE="Process Scheduling in Computer System", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=7, PAGES="633-645", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Scheduling; Markov chain; queueing network; queueing", ANNOTE="A computer system is modeled by an exponential queueing network with different classes of customers and a general class of service policies. The mean cost per unit time is taken as the loss function. There lower bounds of the loss funktion under the whole class of service policies, as well as an upper bound of the minimal loss, are derived. The loss function is expressed in a convenient form from which we derive a simple heuristic service poliy", } @ARTICLE{Wah85:Resource, AUTHOR="B. W. Wah and J. Juang", TITLE="Resource Scheduling for Local Computer Systems with a Multiaccess Network", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=12, PAGES="1144-1157", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Broadcast; interconnection network; scheduling; load", ANNOTE="Resource scheduling maps requests to a pool of resources to optimize a combination of resource usage, response time, network congestion, and scheduling overhead. The overhead of collecting thenecessary status information for the scheduler is usually high, which results in the use of outdated status information and a cegradation of performance. In this paper, we study resource scheduling based on a distributed state-dependent discipline for", } @ARTICLE{Chla85:Multiaccess, AUTHOR="I. Chlamtac and William R. Franta", TITLE="A Multiaccess Protocol for Multihop Radio Networks", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=10, PAGES="1067-1075", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Packet radio; access protocol; collision free; performance", ANNOTE="We describe an adaptive multiaccess channel protocol for use in radio networks with an arbitrary distribution of stationary hidden nodes, which provides the nodes with controlled, collision-free access to the channel. The protocol can be considered to belong to the BRAM protocol family, but differs in significant wa ys from BRAM. In this paper we describe the tenets of the protocol, and finally develop analytic expressions for its expected", } @ARTICLE{Chla85:Broadcasting, AUTHOR="I. Chlamtac and S. Kutten", TITLE="On Broadcasting in Radio Networks - Problem Analysis and Protocol Design", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=12, PAGES="1240-1246", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Broadcast; packet radio; routing algorithm", ANNOTE="In this paper we develop a graph-oriented model for dealing withbroadcasting in radio networks. Using this model, optimality in broadcasting protocols is defined, and it is shown that the problem of finding an optimal protocols is NP-hard. A polynomial ti me algorithm is proposed under which a channel is assigned to nodes from global, multiple-source broadcasting considerations.", } @ARTICLE{Chou85:Priority, AUTHOR="G. L. Choudhury and S. S. Rappaport", TITLE="Priority Access Schemes Using {CSMA-CD}", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=7, PAGES="620-626", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Lan; csma/cd; priority", ANNOTE="Some CSMA-CD schemes for multiple priority message classes are suggested. For all the Schemes, an approximate analytic techni qe for calaculating the mean packet delay at the stable operati ng point of the system has been developed. The analytic results are tested against computer simulation. A Poisson packet arrival process and a general packet length distribution are considered", } @ARTICLE{Cido85:Effect, AUTHOR="I. Cidon and M. Sidi", TITLE="The Effect of Capture on Collision-Resolution Algorithms", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=4, PAGES="317-324", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Packet radio; slotted ALOHA; performance evaluation", ANNOTE="In many communication systems, the stronger of two or more overlapping packets might capture the receiver and thus be received without error. The effect of capture on collision-resolution algorithms in a slotted ALOHA type broadcasting network is investigated here. Extensions to the algorithms are suggested for both the situations inwhich the receiver can or cannot distinguish between success slots and capture slots.", } @ARTICLE{Coyl85:Matrix, AUTHOR="E. Coyle and B. Liu", TITLE="A Matrix Representation of {CSMA/CD} Networks", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=1, PAGES="53-64", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; CSMA/CD; performance model; stability", ANNOTE="A continous time Markov chain model of asynchronous, nonpersistent CSMA/CD networks is developed which allows their complete characterization by a matrix whose dimensions are independent of the number of users in the network. The model provides an efficient recursive algorithm for computing the performance of finite population networks. It also allows many analytical results to be optained when an infinite population and a constant load reta", } @ARTICLE{Elno85:First, AUTHOR="S. M. Elnoubi and S. C. Gupta", TITLE="Performance of First-Order Digital Phase-Locked Loops in Mobile Radio Channels", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=5, PAGES="450-456", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Mobile radio; Rayleigh fading; Chapman-Kolmogorov equation", ANNOTE="The performance of a first-order digital phase-locked loop usingnonuniform sampling is studied in the mobile radio environments. The mobile radio channel is characterized by introducing fast Rayleigh fading and random phase variation to the signal envelo pe and phase, respectively. The nonlinear stochastic difference equation describing the loop operation in fading environments isintroduced.", } @ARTICLE{Gent85:Simulation, AUTHOR="G. Gentzler and M. Conlon", TITLE="Simulation of a Multiprocessor Switching System Using Model Aggregation", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=4, PAGES="325-329", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Switching system; multiprocessor system; simulation", ANNOTE="Multiprocessor systems find wide application in telecommunications. Simulation techniques are often incorporated in the performance analysis of these systems. Simulation models enable an operating system to be represented in detail, multitasking, message handling, and concurrent processing. This level of detail is useful in evaluating software design. However, the complexity of such models can lead to costly simulations.", } @ARTICLE{Gira85:Blocking, AUTHOR="Andre Girard", TITLE="Blocking Probability of Noninteger Groups with Trunk Reservation", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=2, PAGES="113-120", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Circuit switching; blocking; performance model", ANNOTE="A model for computing the blocing probability is circuit switch ed networks operating with trunk reservation is extended to the case of noninteger trunk numbers. The generalization is requiredif the model is to be used in network optimization algorithms, which are generally evaluated over the reals.", } @ARTICLE{Gopa85:Prevention, AUTHOR="I. Gopal", TITLE="Prevention of Store-and-Forward Deadlock in Computer Networks", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="C-33", NUMBER=12, PAGES="1258-1264", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer network; deadlock prevention", ANNOTE="Much previous work has been done on the prevention of store-and-forward deadlock in computr networks using buffer reservation. The emphasis has been on reducing the number of reserved buffersnecessary in each node. In this paper, we propose a scheme that, for most networks, will guarantee deadlock freedom for any arbitary routing with a third fewer reserved buffers than the best previously proposed scheme.", } @ARTICLE{Gopa85:Minimizing, AUTHOR="I. Gopal and C. K. Wong", TITLE="Minimizing the Number of Switchings in a {SS/TDMA} System", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=6, PAGES="497-501", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Satellite communication; optimization; heuristics", ANNOTE="In this paper, we investigate the problem of constructing a TDMAframe for a multibeam satellite system. Our objective is to permit the transmission of a given pattern of traffic, while ensuri ng that the number of times that the on-board switch needs to bereconfigured is minimized. We find that the unterlying optimization problem is computationally intractable, but go on to suggest an efficient heuristic algorithm which we validate through .", } @ARTICLE{Hosh85:Local, AUTHOR="M. Hoshi", TITLE="Local Network Area Size Optimization", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=3, PAGES="199-202", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; cost function; optimization", ANNOTE={A foundation for economically optimizing the size of a local network area, defined as an area comprising a transit switch and a number of local switches homing on it, is optained by introduci ng the concept of an "intra-area traffic ratio". The local network area radius is found to be optimal when the gradient of the intra-area traffic ratio relative to the area radius equals the ratio of the junction cost per kilometer to the cost per circuit}, } @ARTICLE{Maye85:Tandem, AUTHOR="Martin Mayer and A. Sastry", TITLE="Performance Analysis of Tandem Burst-Error Links with Applicationsto {ISDN}", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=7, PAGES="646-653", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="ISDN; performance measure; bursty traffic", ANNOTE="In this paper, tandem links with burst errors are analyzed usingthe Gilbert model for individual links. The results, apart from being of general interest, are of particular relevance to the Intergrated Services Digital Networks for which the International Telegraph and telephone Consultative Comittee is currently developing performance specifications based on hypothetical referenceconnections, composite channels consisting of several tandem .", } @ARTICLE{Metz85:Efficient, AUTHOR="J. J. Metzner and D. Chang", TITLE="Efficient Selective Repeat {ARQ} Strategies for Very Noisy and Fluctuating Channels", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=5, PAGES="409-416", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="ARQ; selective repeat protocol", ANNOTE="This paper investigates memory and selective repeat ARQ techniques when channels in both directions are very noisy. It demonstrates that a difficulty arises when memory ARQ is used in these situations, and proposes a remedy-the similarity test. The paper considers a combination of both memory ARQ techniques where an unacknowledged block is retransmitted exactly as before, and modified memory ARQ where alternate transmissions together form .", } @ARTICLE{Moll85:Virtual, AUTHOR="Mart L. Molle and L. Kleinrock", TITLE="Virtual Time {CSMA:} Why Two Clocks Are Better than One", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=9, PAGES="919-933", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; CSMA; carrier sense multiple access; broadcast", ANNOTE="A new CSMA algorithm, called virtual time CSMA, is described and analyzed. This algorithm uses a novel approach to granting access to the shared broadcast channel based on variable-rate clocks. Unlike other CSMA algorithms, the operation of virtual time CSMAreduces to the ideal case in the zero propagation time limit: a work-conserving, first-come first-served M/G/1 queueling system.", } @ARTICLE{Nels85:Rude, AUTHOR="R. T. Nelson and L. Kleinrock", TITLE="Rude-CSMA: A Multihop Channel Access Protocol", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=8, PAGES="785-791", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="CSMA; carrier sense multiple access; packet radio", ANNOTE="In this paper, we define a two-parameter familly of protocols designed for multihop packet radio networks. We call these protocols rude-CSMA because under certain circumstances, maximum throughput is optained when nodes, even after sensing a busy channel, transmit packets anyway with a nonzero rate. The performance of these protocols is analyzed for various special and random topologies.", } @ARTICLE{Onoz85:Thrashing, AUTHOR="Y. Onozato and S. Noguchi", TITLE="On the Thrashing Cusp in Slotted Aloha Systems", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=11, PAGES="1171-1182", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; slotted ALOHA; performance evaluation", ANNOTE="We develop a new tool for performance evaluation of a multiacc ess communication system. We give an explicit detailed analytic description of a cusp catastrophe in a computer communication system. An approximate model is formulated for a slotted Aloha system assuming a single buffer, based on the Markovian model studied by Lam and Carleial. The system behavior in a slotted Alohasystem is characterized by the cusp catastrophe.", } @BOOK{Perr85:Data, AUTHOR="Y. Perry", TITLE="Data Communications in the {ISDN} Era", ISBN="0-444-87720-7", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="ISDN; X.25; packet switching", ANNOTE="1. ISDN Architectures 2. Applications 3. Protocols and Interworking 4. Implementations 5. Packet Switching in ISDN", } @ARTICLE{Rich85:Two, AUTHOR="G. Richards and F. K. Hwang", TITLE="A Two-Stage Rearrangeable Broadcast Switching Network", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=10, PAGES="1025-1035", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Switching network; broadcast; performance model", ANNOTE="A new rearrangeable broadcast switching network has been invent ed. In its simplest form, the network has two stages. For larger networks, the switches in each stage can be replaced with two-stage networks to reduce crosspoint cost. The invention is basedon an innovative approach of connecting each inlet channel to a multiplicity of first-stage switches according to a predetermin ed connection pattern.", } @ARTICLE{Sabn85:Multidestination, AUTHOR="K. Sabnani and M. Schwartz", TITLE="Multidestination Protocols for Satellite Broadcast Channels", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=3, PAGES="232-240", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Satellite communication; broadcast; ARQ; go-back-N", ANNOTE="Two retransmission procedures, the go-back-N scheme and the selective repeat scheme, have been analyzed for data transfer from one transmitter to many receivers. We consider transfer of error-controlled bulk data over a satellite broadcast channel. Two retransmission strategies, the dynamic retransmission group reduction technique and th fixed retransmission group technique, are proposed.", } @ARTICLE{Taka85:Output, AUTHOR="H. Takagi and L. Kleinrock", TITLE="Output Processes in Contention Packet Broadcasting Systems", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=11, PAGES="1191-1199", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Packet radio; broadcast; output process; ALOHA", ANNOTE="The processes consisting of the pacet interdeparture times in contention-type pacet broadcasting systems are studied under the heavy-traffic assumption. The channel access protocols conside red include slotted and unslotted ALOHA and carrier-sense-multiple-access with and without collision detection. Through analysisof the channel activity cycle, the distribution, mean, and coefficient of variation of the pacet interdeparture times are expli.", } @ARTICLE{Taka85:Throughput, AUTHOR="H. Takagi and L. Kleinrock", TITLE="Throughput Analysis for Persistent {CSMA} Systems", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=7, PAGES="627-638", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; CSMA; carrier sense multiple access; broadcast", ANNOTE="The channel throughput for a finite number of packet broadcasti ng users is analysed for random access protocols, including slotted persistent carrier sense multiple access with and without collision detection and unslotted persistent CSMA with and without collision detection. We consider both p-and 1-persistent CSMAOur results can be extended to infinite population cases, where they agree with the known througput exspressions when available.", } @ARTICLE{Goec85:Software, AUTHOR="D. Goecke and G. Haake", TITLE="Software-Engineering mit {SDL} und Chill", JOURNAL=ntz, VOLUME=10, PAGES="704-707", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="SDL; CHILL; integrated service; communication system", ANNOTE="Der Artikel soll einen Überblick über den Entwicklungsprozess für den Kommunikationscomputer Hicom geben. Dabei wird das Zusammenspiel von Methoden und Werkzeugen für die verschiedenen Entwicklungsphasen dargestellt.", } @ARTICLE{Mars85:Statistics, AUTHOR="W. T. Marshall and Samuel P. Morgan", TITLE="Statistics of Mixed Data Traffic on a Local Area Network", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=10, PAGES="185-194", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=5, KEYWORDS="LAN; data traffic; time sharing; measurement", ANNOTE="The article analyzes a week's worth of data traffic on a DATAKIT Virtual Circuit Switch network at AT\\&T Bell Labs. It displays histograms representing the distribution of interarrival times and call lengths associated with the various types of call, and the distributions of transmission bursts in individual calls. It proposes a model for time-sharing traffic.", } @MISC{Medo85:Telecommunications, AUTHOR="C. T. Medow and A. S. Tedesco", TITLE="Telecommunications for Management", PUBLISHER="McGraw-Hill", PAGES=379, YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Sher85:Data, AUTHOR="Kenneth Sherman", TITLE="Data communications: a users guide", EDITION=2, PUBLISHER="Reston Publishing Co.", ADDRESS="Reston, Virginia", PAGES=446, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Mend85:Pricing, AUTHOR="H. Mendelson", TITLE="Pricing Computer Services: Queuing Effects", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, PAGES="312-321", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Oren85:Capacity, AUTHOR="Shmuel Oren and S. D. Smith and R. J. Wilson", TITLE="Capacity Pricing", JOURNAL="Econometrica", VOLUME=53, PAGES="545-566", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Scot85:Two, AUTHOR="Suzanne Scotchmer", TITLE="Two-Tier Pricing of Shared Facilities in a Free-Entry Equilibrium", JOURNAL="Rand Journal of Economics", VOLUME=16, PAGES="452-472", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Ackr85:Numerical, AUTHOR="M. H. Ackroyd", TITLE="Numerical Computation of Delays in Clocked Schedules", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, PAGES="617-631", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Discrete time analysis", } @ARTICLE{Agga85:Integration, AUTHOR="K. K. Aggarwal", TITLE="Integration of Reliability and Capacity Planning in performance measure of a Telecommunications Network", JOURNAL=ieeer, VOLUME="R-34", NUMBER=2, PAGES="184-186", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Reliability; network planning; reliability measure", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Ajmo85:Petri, AUTHOR="Marco {Ajmone Marsan} and G. Balbo and A. Bobbio and Giovanni Chiola and others", TITLE="On Petri nets with stochastic timing", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ADDRESS="Torino", PAGES="80-87", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=13, KEYWORDS="Petri net; stochastic timing; phase-type model; exponential distributed transition time; Markov process", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Amma85:Generalized, AUTHOR="H. H. Ammar", TITLE="Analysis of the generalized stochastic Petri nets by state aggregation", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ADDRESS="Torino", PAGES="88-95", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="English", REFERENCES=7, KEYWORDS="Mathematical model; analysis; random process; mathematical method; set theory; GSPN; generalized stochastic Petri net; Markov process; steady state probability; distribution; state aggregation", ABSTRACT="Existing methods for analyzing generalized stochastic Petri nets (GSPN) with their advantages and limitations are briefly described. The stochastic behavior of a GSPN with finite reachability set is shown to be isomorphic to a continuous-time, stochastically discontinuous, finite-state Markov process.", } @ARTICLE{Andr85:System, AUTHOR="G. Morales Andres and M. V. Altamirano", TITLE="System 12 Traffic Overload Control", JOURNAL=ec, ADDRESS="Paris", VOLUME=59, NUMBER="1/2", PAGES="74-79", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=6, KEYWORDS="Overload Control", } @BOOK{ANSI85:IEEE, AUTHOR="A. N. SI/IEEE", TITLE="{IEEE} 802.4: Token passing bus access method and physical layer specifications", ISBN="0-471-82750-9", PUBLISHER="IEEE", ADDRESS="New York", PAGES=238, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; IEEE 802.4; standard; token system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Ash85:Use, AUTHOR="G. R. Ash", TITLE="Use of a Trunk Status Map for Real-Time {DNHR}", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="795-801", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=6, KEYWORDS="Circuit switching; routing algorithm; dynamic routing; DNHR network", ABSTRACT="Dynamic nonhierarchical routing (DNHR) is a new routing technique that is currently being implemented in the AT\\&T Communications network. DNHR incorporates a preplanned time-of-day routing strategy that enables a significant increase in the efficiency of the AT\\&T-C network. Trunk status map routing (TSMR) is an extension of the DNHR concept to a centralized trunk status map (TSM) that provides real-time routing decisions in the DNHR network.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Balb85:Combining, AUTHOR="G. Balbo and S. C. Bruell and S. Ghanta", TITLE="Combining queueing network and generalized stochastic Petri net models for the analysis of a software blocking phenomenon", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ISBN="0-8186-0674-6", ADDRESS="Torino", PAGES="208-225", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=32, KEYWORDS="Software; mathematical model; probability; queueing system; GSPN; generalized stochastic Petri net", ABSTRACT="Much work has been done on the modeling of hardware resources; far fewer studies have been conducted on the impact of software systems on the underlying hardware. The authors address one suchcase in which blocking is present because of critical sections of code; this cannot be treated within the framework of product-form queuing networks models.", } @ARTICLE{Bara85:SNA, AUTHOR="A. E. Baratz and J. P. Gray and P. F. Reynolds Jr and Joseph Jaffe and others", TITLE="{SNA} networks of small systems", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", PAGES="416-426", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=24, KEYWORDS="SNA; logical network structure; protocol engineering", ABSTRACT="This paper discusses SNA/LEN, a possible extension of system network architecture intended to allow peer, dynamic and easy to use networking functions for a variety of node sizes down to and including the new generation of personal computers.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bech85:Unified, AUTHOR="J. B. Bechta Dugan and A. Bobbio and G. Ciardo and K. S. Trivedi", TITLE="The design of a unified package for the solution of stochastic Petri net models", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ADDRESS="Torino", PAGES="6-13", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=20, KEYWORDS="SPN; stochastic Petri net; software package", } @ARTICLE{Bedn85:Calculating, AUTHOR="J. B. Bednar and T. L. Watt", TITLE="Calculating the Complex Cepstrum Without Phase Unwrapping or Integration", JOURNAL=ieeeassp, VOLUME=33, PAGES="1014-1017", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=12, KEYWORDS="Mathematics", } @ARTICLE{Benc85:Teleservice, AUTHOR="A. T. Bence", TITLE="Teleservice Developments in {CCITT} - Migration to the {ISDN}", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=9, PAGES="329-337", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="ISDN", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Berr85:Modular, AUTHOR="L. T. M. Berry and R. J. Harris", TITLE="Modular design of a large metropolitan telephone network: a case study", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES=7, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=4, KEYWORDS="Network planning", } @ARTICLE{Berr85:Critical, AUTHOR="O. Berry and David Jefferson", TITLE="Critical path analysis of distributed simulation", JOURNAL="Simulation Series", ADDRESS="San Diego, CA", VOLUME=15, PAGES="57-60", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=6, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; discrete event simulation; object-oriented programming", ABSTRACT="Object-oriented, discrete event simulation is well-suited to distributed computing. Simulation programs can be written in a hlevel language and decomposed into objects (processes) that inteby exchanging event messages. Messages are time-stamped with a simulation time, and the order of event execution is determined the messages' time-stamps. In this paper we discuss the concept object-oriented simulation, and then give a method, based on cri", } @TECHREPORT{Boye85:Output, AUTHOR="P. Boyer and A. Dupuis and A. Gravey and J.-M. Pitie", TITLE="The output Process of the Single-Server queue with Periodic arrival Process and Deterministic Service Time", TYPE="Note Technique", INSTITUTION="CNET", ADDRESS="Lannion", NUMBER="NT/LAA/SLC/99", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=10, KEYWORDS="Analysis; queueing system; output process", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Brun85:Validation, AUTHOR="G. Bruno and P. Biglia", TITLE="Performance evaluation and validation of tool handling in flexible manufacturing systems using Petri nets", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ISBN="0-8186-0674-6", ADDRESS="Torino", PAGES="64-71", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=13, KEYWORDS="Flexible manufacturing system; performance evaluation; graph theory; conveyor; optimization; tool handling; SPN; stochastic Petri net", ABSTRACT="The authors address the problem of tool handling in a flexible manufacturing system where tools are gathered in a common warehouse and are carried to and from machine tools by means of a limited number of conveyors. The analysis of this system aims at establishing the optimal balance between the number of conveyors and machine utilization. The performance is evaluated using generalized stochastic Petri nets.", } @ARTICLE{Bux85:Flow, AUTHOR="W. Bux and D. Grillo", TITLE="Flow control in {LANs} of interconnected token rings", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=10, PAGES="1058-1066", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; token ring; flow control", ABSTRACT="We investigate flow-control issues in local-area networks consisting of multiple token rings interconnected through bridges. To achieve high throughput, bridges perform only a very simple routing and store-and-forward function, but are not involved in error-or flowcontrol. In case of congestion, bridges discard arrivi ng frames, which will be recovered through an appropriate end-to-end protocol between the communicating stations.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Chio85:Software, AUTHOR="Giovanni Chiola", TITLE="Software package for the analysis of generalized stochastic Petri net models", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ISBN="0-8186-0674-6", ADDRESS="Torino", PAGES="136-143", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=12, KEYWORDS="Mathematical model; Multiprocessing; software package; GSPN; generalized stochastic Petri net; steady state analysis; transient analysis", ABSTRACT="A description is given of a user-friendly, modular, portable software package for the construction and solution of generalized stochastic petri net (GSPN) models.", } @TECHREPORT{Chip85:Flexible, AUTHOR="R. Chipsholm and M. Shipton and N. Standing", TITLE="A Flexible Tool for Testing {ISDN} Interfaces", INSTITUTION="Hasler AG", ADDRESS="Bern, Switzerland", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Protocol engineering; protocol testing", ABSTRACT="Confidential", } @ARTICLE{Cout85:Abstractions, AUTHOR="J. Coutaz", TITLE="Abstractions for user interface design", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, PAGES="21-34", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=31, KEYWORDS="human factors; survey; man-machine interaction; design; development; user interface", ABSTRACT="Designers of the interface between users and computer systems need a toolkit of abstractions that embody human factors knowledge while automatically executing the low-level details of the interaction.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Cuma85:ESP, AUTHOR="A. Cumani", TITLE="{ESP} - a package for the evaluation of stochastic Petri nets with phase-type distributed transition times", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ADDRESS="Torino", PAGES="144-151", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="SPN; stochastic Petri net; phase-type model; finite state Markov chain; software package", } @ARTICLE{Dosh85:Clocked, AUTHOR="B. T. Doshi", TITLE="Analysis of Clocked Schedules - High Priority Tasks", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=2, PAGES="633-660", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=7, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @ARTICLE{Dosh85:Multistage, AUTHOR="B. T. Doshi and K. M. Rege", TITLE="Analysis of a multistage queue", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=2, PAGES="369-390", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Round robin; FIFO; queueing discipline; M/G/1", ABSTRACT="Multistage queueing mechanisms with quantum service are suitablein various computer and communication systems to guarantee smalldelays to short jobs without first knowing the service requirement of any job. In this paper we analyze the efficacy of one suchscheme - a two-stage first-in first-out (fifo) and round robin (rr) - in discriminating between short and long jobs. We obtain the distribution of the delay for short jobs, the cycle time in", } @ARTICLE{Dowd85:Computer, AUTHOR="L. W. Dowdy and others", TITLE="Computer performance prediction via analytical modelling - an experiment", JOURNAL=simuletter, VOLUME=11, PAGES="13-17", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Traffic engineering; Evaluation; comparison; model; queueing system; FIFO; processor sharing; modeling; prediction; performance prediction", ABSTRACT="One of the primary goals of computer system modelling is performance prediction. A model of the current system is constructed and validated. The model is then altered to reflect a proposed change to the system. The performance predictions of the altered model are taken as indicators of actual future performance of the changed system. This paper describes, documents, and analyzes a series of experiments to test the above scenario.", } @ARTICLE{Falc85:Orwell, AUTHOR="R. M. Falconer and J. L. Adams", TITLE="Orwell: A protocol for an integrated services local network", JOURNAL="British Telecom Technology Journal", VOLUME=4, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; Orwell ring; simulation", } @ARTICLE{Falc85:Simulation, AUTHOR="R. M. Falconer and others", TITLE="A simulation study of the Cambridge ring with voice traffic", JOURNAL="British Telecom Technology Journal", VOLUME=3, NUMBER=2, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; simulation; Cambridge ring", } @ARTICLE{Ferg85:Exact, AUTHOR="M. J. Ferguson and Y. Aminetzky", TITLE="Exact results for nonsymmetric token ring systems", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", PAGES="223-231", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; token ring; asymmetric load", } @ARTICLE{Finn85:Extended, AUTHOR="G. D. Finn", TITLE="Extended use of null productions in {LR(1)} parser applications", JOURNAL=cacm, PAGES="961-972", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=8, KEYWORDS="Method; survey; compiler; parsing method; Backus-Naur form", ABSTRACT="Applications programmed using LR(1) parsers should be designed to that as many functions as possible are controlled by the driving parsing machine through conveniently staged reductions and associated primitive actions; in this paper this is achieved by making extensive use of null productions and nullable nonterminal symbols.", } @MISC{Fisc85:Simulation2, AUTHOR="W. Fischer and R. Stiefel", TITLE="Simulation D-Kanal-Protokoll, Schicht 2", PUBLISHER="Institut IND, Universität Stuttgart, 1985", ADDRESS="Stuttgart", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Protocol Simulation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Flor85:Open, AUTHOR="G. Florin and S. Natkin", TITLE="On open synchronized queueing networks", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ADDRESS="Paris, Fontenay", PAGES="226-233", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=8, KEYWORDS="SPN; stochastic Petri net; open queueing network; Chapman-Kolmogorov equation", } @ARTICLE{Flyn85:Instruction, AUTHOR="M. J. Flynn and J. D. Johnson and S. P. Wakefield", TITLE="On instruction sets and their formats", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-", PAGES="242-254", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=13, KEYWORDS="Survey; numerical result; computer architecture; parsing method", ABSTRACT="We discuss some common format encoding techniques, and introduce a method of representing high-level language parse trees by means of formats that cover successively larger portions of a tree. We then introduce variations on the method that represent directed acyclic as well as simple parse trees, and that encode constants in a special fashion. For a particular representation, we measure the number of times each format is executed to run.", } @ARTICLE{Fred85:Approximate, AUTHOR="A. Fredericks and B. L. Farrell and D. F. DeMaio", TITLE="Approximate Analysis of a Generalized Clocked Schedule", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=2, PAGES="597-615", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @ARTICLE{Gebh85:Algebraische, AUTHOR="R. Gebhardt and W. Ameling", TITLE="Eine algebraische Betrachtung von m-Sequenzen", JOURNAL=aeu, VOLUME=39, PAGES="141-144", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Shift register sequences", } @TECHREPORT{Geor85:New, AUTHOR="A. George and E. Ng", TITLE="A new release of {SPARSPAK} - The Waterloo Sparse Matrix Package", INSTITUTION="Dept. of Computer Science, University of Waterloo", ADDRESS="Waterloo, Ontario", PAGES="9-13", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=6, KEYWORDS="Sparse matrix; software package; mathematics", } @ARTICLE{Gimp85:ISDN, AUTHOR="L. A. Gimpelson", TITLE="{ISDN} and Value-Added Services in Public and Private Networks", JOURNAL=cnis, PUBLISHER="North-Holland", VOLUME=10, PAGES="147-156", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=15, KEYWORDS="ISDN", } @ARTICLE{Goel85:Software, AUTHOR="A. L. Goel", TITLE="Software Reliability Models: Assumptions, Limitations and Applicability", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=12, PAGES="1411-1423", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=48, KEYWORDS="Protocol", } @ARTICLE{Gold85:Integrated, AUTHOR="E. H. Göldner", TITLE="An integrated {CS/PS} {LAN} - performance analysis and comparison of strategies", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=10, PAGES="211-219", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; circuit switching; packet switching", ABSTRACT="A new inhouse communication system is suggested integrating circuit switched servies with variable bit-rate as well as packet-switched services with variable throughput rate. The advantages oflan's and pbx'es will be combined in the new architecture. In this paper several strategies to achieve the integration of both switching principles on a ring system are presented. Performance evaluation is done by means of maximum ps-throughput calculation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Göld85:Integration, AUTHOR="E. H. Göldner and P. J. Kühn", TITLE="Integration of Voice and Data in the Local Area", BOOKTITLE="1st International Conference on Data Communicationsin the ISDN Era", ADDRESS="Tel-Aviv, Israel", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=16, KEYWORDS="Circuit Switching; Packet Switching; BISDN", } @ARTICLE{Gopa85:Hybrid, AUTHOR="P. M. Gopal and J. W. Wong", TITLE="Analysis of a hybrid {token-CSMA/CD} protocol for bus networks", JOURNAL=cn, VOLUME=9, PAGES="131-141", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Lan", } @ARTICLE{Gree85:Structural, AUTHOR="D. H. Green", TITLE="Structural properties of pseudorandom arrays and volumes and theirrelated sequences", JOURNAL="ieeproc\_E", VOLUME=132, PAGES="133-144", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Shift register sequences", } @ARTICLE{Groz85:Attacking, AUTHOR="R. Groz and C. Jard and C. Lassudrie", TITLE="Attacking a Complex Distributed Algorithm from Different Sides: an Experience with Complementary Validation Tools", JOURNAL=cnis, PUBLISHER="North-Holland", VOLUME=10, PAGES="245-257", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=17, KEYWORDS="Protocol Verification", } @ARTICLE{Gude85:Concept, AUTHOR="M. Gude", TITLE="Concept for a high performance random number generation", JOURNAL="Frequenz", VOLUME=39, PAGES="187-190", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="random number generation; radioactive noise", ABSTRACT="Doktorand DFV", } @TECHREPORT{Hack85:Berechnung, AUTHOR="K.-D. Hackbarth", TITLE="Berechnung von Strukturen zukünftiger Glasfasernetze", TYPE="Technischer Bericht", INSTITUTION="ftz", ADDRESS="Darmstadt", NUMBER="FI53", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Network planning; fiber optics", } @ARTICLE{Hart85:High, AUTHOR="H. L. Hartmann and C.-H. Yim", TITLE="High load throughput of switching systems described by {Erlang} and Pollazek-Khintchin formulas", JOURNAL=ntzarchiv, VOLUME=7, NUMBER=5, PAGES="125-130", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Traffic engineering; queueing system; switching", } @PHDTHESIS{Hell85:Simulationsrechner, AUTHOR="K.-U. Hellmold", TITLE="Der Simulationsrechner {SIMPLEX}", SCHOOL="Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Arbeitsberichte des IMMD", ADDRESS="Erlangen, Germany", VOLUME=18, NUMBER=4, PAGES=316, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=60, KEYWORDS="Simulation; model; distributed simulation; GPSS-Fortran", } @ARTICLE{Herf85:Simulative, AUTHOR="J. Herfort and H. A. Scholten and T. Uhl", TITLE="Simulative Untersuchung verschiedener Routingregeln für Rechnernetze", JOURNAL=er, NUMBER=5, PAGES="257-264", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Computer network; routing algorithm; simulation; COPE; SIMULA", ABSTRACT="In dieser Studie werden Simulationsmodelle vorgestellt, mit deren Hilfe zwei adaptive, lokal implementierte Routingregeln aus dem ARPA-Netz untersucht wurden. Die Modelle wurden unter Verwendung eines Modellierungswerkzeuges (COPE) erstellt. Die Routingregeln, die Netzwerkmodelle sowie die Simulationsergebnisse werden in dem Bericht erörtert.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Hoan85:Packet, AUTHOR="D. B. Hoang", TITLE="Packet switched node modelling and performance Analysis", BOOKTITLE=globecom, VOLUME=2, PAGES="881-886", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=13, KEYWORDS="Packet switching; switching system; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Hofm85:Trace, AUTHOR="D. Hofmann", TITLE="The trace specification of communications protocols", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=12, PAGES="1102-1113", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=17, KEYWORDS="Communication protocol; communication network; trace", ABSTRACT="This paper describes a methodology for the formal specification of communications protocols. Specification is an important step in the successful development of software. With a specification, designers and implementors are likely to have the same expectations of the software; without a specification, costly misunderstandings often arise. Communications protocol software offers special specification problems. Typically, such software connects co", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Hofs85:Traffic, AUTHOR="H. Hofstetter and D. Weber", TITLE="Traffic Models for large {ISDN-PABX'S}", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="1.3-3-1-7", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=25, KEYWORDS="ISDN", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Iver85:Generalization, AUTHOR="V. B. Iversen", TITLE="A Generalization of the Classical Teletraffic Theory", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="1.4-5-1-7", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=26, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @TECHREPORT{Jain85:Numerical, AUTHOR="J. L. Jain and W. Grassmann", TITLE="Numerical solution for the departure process from the {GI/G/1} queue", INSTITUTION="University of Saskatchewan", ADDRESS="Saskatoon", PAGES=14, NOTE="also in Computer and Operations Research 15, 3; 1988", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; GI/G/1; output process", } @ARTICLE{Jain85:Algorithm, AUTHOR="Raj Jain and I. Chlamtac", TITLE="The {P**2} algorithm for dynamic calculation of quantiles and histograms without storing observations", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, PAGES="1076-1085", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Statistics; time series analysis", } @ARTICLE{Jeff85:Virtual, AUTHOR="David Jefferson", TITLE="Virtual time", JOURNAL=toplas, VOLUME=7, PAGES="404-425", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=32, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; rollback; time warp", ABSTRACT="Virtual time is a new paradigm for organizing and synchronizing distributed systems which can be applied to such problems as distributed discrete event simulation and distributed database concurrency control. Virtual time provides a flexible abstractioreal time in much the same way that virtual memory provides an abstraction of real memory. It is implemented using the time warmechanism a synchronization protocol distinguished by its relian", } @PHDTHESIS{Kate85:Reduced, AUTHOR="M. G. H. Katenavis", TITLE="Reduced instruction set computer architectures for {VLSI}", ISBN="0-262-11103-9", PUBLISHER="MIT Press", SCHOOL="Massachusetts Institute of Technology", ADDRESS="Cambridge, Massachusetts", PAGES=215, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=80, KEYWORDS="Computer architecture; RISC", } @ARTICLE{Kekr85:Properties, AUTHOR="H. B. Kekre and A. Kumar", TITLE="Some properties of three-stage Clos networks", JOURNAL="Electronics and Telecommunications Engineers", VOLUME=31, NUMBER=3, PAGES="69-73", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=22, KEYWORDS="Switching network; CLOS", } @ARTICLE{Kelt85:Transient, AUTHOR="W. David Kelton", TITLE="Transient exponential-Erlang queues and steady-state simulation", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, PAGES="741-749", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=24, KEYWORDS="Queueing theory; instationary process; simulation", } @ARTICLE{Klei85:Distributed, AUTHOR="L. Kleinrock", TITLE="Distributed systems", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, PAGES="1200-1213", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Parallel computing; distributed simulation", } @ARTICLE{Krug85:Hardware, AUTHOR="M. Krüger", TITLE="Hardware-Simulator zur Simulation diskreter Prozesse", JOURNAL=nte, VOLUME=9, PAGES="353-356", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Hardware simulator", } @ARTICLE{L85:Zur, AUTHOR="W. L-Bauerfeld and G. Henken and K. Ullmann", TITLE="Zur Architektur und zur Spezifikation von Kommunikationssystemen am Beispiel des Projektes ``Deutsches Forschungsnetz - {DFN''}", JOURNAL=aninf, VOLUME=2, PAGES="62-68", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=13, KEYWORDS="OSI; communication protocol; protocol specification", ABSTRACT="The presented paper is intended to give an introduction to the architecture and the specification and realization of open systems. as a common base the ``basic reference model of open system interconnection'' of the international organization for standarization (ISO) used.", } @MISC{Limb85:Special, AUTHOR="J. O. Limb and T. G. Giallorenzi and A. Albanese and D. Y. Sze and others", TITLE="Special issue on fiber optics for local communications", PUBLISHER="ieeejsac", VOLUME="SAC-5", PAGES="813-963", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="special issue; LAN; method; structure; communication protocol; fiber optics", ABSTRACT="Contains articles on integrated fiber optical communication systems including outlooks into applications in the future, testing and measuring problems, protocols.", } @TECHREPORT{Litz85:Auswertung, AUTHOR="D. Litzba", TITLE="Auswertung von Simulationsdaten mittels autoregressiver Modelle", INSTITUTION="Universität Dortmund", ADDRESS="Dortmund", NUMBER="203/85", PAGES="1-19", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Output analysis; autoregressive analysis; expectation; time series analysis; correlation; estimation; variance", ABSTRACT="This paper is concerned with the problem of estimating the mean of stationary time-series with a specified level of statistical precision. The data of these time-series originate from discreteevent computer simulation. The main difficulty in this is the correlation of data. This is solved by an autoregressive model, which is able to estimate the variance of the sample mean. The paper concludes with comparisons between the correlation structure", } @ARTICLE{Liu85:Special, AUTHOR="Minkui Liu and J.-L. Gaudiot and R. W. Vedder and G. K. Tucker and others", TITLE="Special issue on distributed computing", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", PAGES="1096-1193", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Special issue; communication protocol; parallel computing; operating system; performance evaluation; information system", } @ARTICLE{Louc85:Short, AUTHOR="W. M. Loucks and V. C. Hamacher and B. R. Preiss and L. Wong", TITLE="Short-packet transfer performance in local area ring networks", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=11, PAGES="1006-1014", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=21, KEYWORDS="Ring network; LAN; performance evaluation; slotted ring; token ring", ABSTRACT="The performance of various access control protocols for bit-serial local are computer network (lacn) rings is studied. Applications in which message packets are of fixed length and shorter than the total inherent propagation delay around the ring are the focus of attention. Token, slotted. And static and dynamic insertion rings are included in the study. In all cases, the transmitting station is responsible for removing its transmitted packet f", } @INPROCEEDINGS{MacN85:Research, AUTHOR="E. A. MacNair", TITLE="An introduction to the Research queueing package", BOOKTITLE=wsc, PAGES="257-262", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=16, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; MVA; simulation; computer animation; RESQ; research queueing package", } @ARTICLE{Meis85:Connection, AUTHOR="Bernd Meister and P. Janson and Liba. Svobodova", TITLE="Connection-oriented versus connectionless protocols: a performance study", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=12, PAGES="1164-1173", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=33, KEYWORDS="Communication protocol; network throughput; file transfer; lan", ABSTRACT="This paper investigates the impact of dofferent im- plementations of an end-to-end transport service on the performance of high-volume data transfers in a local-area network. Of particular interest is the impact of using a connection-oriented logical-link control (llc) protocol below a connection-oriented transport protocol. The performance measure is the throughput which can be achieved between two stations either from memory to memory or from", } @ARTICLE{Mela85:Visual, AUTHOR="B. Melamed and R. M. Morris", TITLE="Visual simulation: the performance analysis workstation", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=18, PAGES="87-94", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=8, KEYWORDS="Simulation; computer animation; Q+", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Meye85:Stochastic, AUTHOR="J. Meyer and A. Movaghar and W. H. Sanders", TITLE="Stochastic activity networks: structure, behaviour and applications", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets", ADDRESS="Torino", PAGES="106-115", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=22, KEYWORDS="Petri net; semi Markov process; stochastic system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Mill85:Simulation, AUTHOR="K. Mills and M. Wheatley and R. Collela", TITLE="Simulation of an International Standard Transport Protocol", BOOKTITLE="CMG XVI Proceedings", PAGES="1-24", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=14, KEYWORDS="Simulation; OSI; modeling; transport protocol; error rate", } @TECHREPORT{Mill85:Measurement, AUTHOR="K. Mills and J. W. Gura and C. M. Chernick", TITLE="Performance Measurement of {OSI} Class 4 Transport Implementations 1985", INSTITUTION="U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards, Institute for Computer Science and Technoloy, Systems and Networks", ADDRESS="Gaithersburg, MD", NUMBER="NBSIR 85-3104", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=26, KEYWORDS="Transport protocol; OSI; performance metrics; measurement; performance evaluation; hardware monitor; protocol engineering", } @ARTICLE{Moll85:Discrete, AUTHOR="M. K. Molloy", TITLE="Discrete time stochastic Petri nets", JOURNAL=ieeese, ISBN="0098-5589", VOLUME="SE-11", PAGES="417-423", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=23, KEYWORDS="mathematical model; probability; Petri net; random Process; TPN; timed Petri net; SPN; stochastic Petri net; Markov process; discrete time", } @ARTICLE{Mura85:Traffic, AUTHOR="H. Murata", TITLE="Traffic Characteristics of Control Signals in an {ISDN} Switching System", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=10, PAGES="203-210", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=4, KEYWORDS="ISDN; switching system; D-channel; layered protocol", } @ARTICLE{Nami85:Generierungsparameter, AUTHOR="C. Namislo", TITLE="Generierungsparameter für Slotted-ALOHA-Netze mit Capture", JOURNAL=ntz, PAGES="33-35", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="MAT; slotted ALOHA; mobile radio; packet radio", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Nüßl85:Routing, AUTHOR="K. Nüßler and R. Trierscheid", TITLE="Routing Techniques and their Impact on the Capacity Planning Procedure in {Datex-P}", BOOKTITLE="Networks", PAGES="94-97", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="DATEX-P; packet switching; network; routing algorithm", ABSTRACT="An overview is provided in this paper of the routing algorithm used in the the DATEX-P network and its impact on the capacity planning procedure. As demonstrated the Deutsche Bundespost expects considerable savings in trunk utilisation as result of the implementation of some routing enhancements. An approach how to use these features is presented and results are discussed.", } @ARTICLE{Over85:Language, AUTHOR="C. Overstreet and R. E. Nance", TITLE="A specification language to assist in analysis of discrete event simulation models", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, PAGES="190-201", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=56, KEYWORDS="Specification language; discrete event simulation; primitives; modeling", ABSTRACT="Effective development environments for discrete event simulation models should reduce development costs and improvee model performance. A model specification language used in a model development environment is defined. This approach is intended to reduce modecosts by interposing an intermediate form between a conceptual model (the model as it exists in the mind of the modeler) and an executable representation of that model. As a model specification is", } @ARTICLE{Papa85:Improved, AUTHOR="C. A. Papachristou and N. B. Sahgal", TITLE="An improved method for detecting functional faults in semiconductor random access memories", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", PAGES="110-116", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=13, KEYWORDS="RAM; method; reliability; simulation; fault", ABSTRACT="This paper presents an efficient test procedure for the detection of simultaneously present functional faults in semiconductor random access memories (ram's). The proposed procedure detects modeled types of functional faults using $36n+24n \log\_2n$ operations, which is an improvement over existing techniques. The testing process is twofold: first, it detects simple functional faults by a linear address matching. Second, it detects more complex typ", } @ARTICLE{Pave85:MACSYMA, AUTHOR="R. Pavelle and P. S.-C. Wang", TITLE="{MACSYMA} from {$F$} to {$G$}", JOURNAL="Journal Symbolic Computation", VOLUME=1, PAGES="69-100", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=30, KEYWORDS="MACSYMA; survey; symbolic algebraic language", ABSTRACT="A descriptive, non-technical tutorial on macsyma, a well-known and widely used computer algebra system, is presented. Several examples of its capabilities are exhibited using actual macsyma input and output. A discussion of computer-based symbolic mathematical computation is motivated by pointing out inherent difficulties with familiar numeric computations. The inner workings of computer algebra systems are briefly discussed in addition to some", } @ARTICLE{Pott8510:ISDN, AUTHOR="R. Potter", TITLE="{ISDN} Protocol and Architecture Models", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=10, PAGES="157-166", MONTH="October/November", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=12, KEYWORDS="ISDN", } @ARTICLE{Putz85:Analyse, AUTHOR="K. J. Pütz", TITLE="Analyse des Hochlastverfahrens", JOURNAL=ntz, VOLUME=7, PAGES="119-123", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Switching system; performance evaluation", } @BOOK{Putz85:Berechnung, AUTHOR="K. J. Pütz", TITLE="Näherungsweise Berechnung der Verarbeitungskapazität von Steuerrechnern in Vermittlungssystemen", SERIES="Fortschritt-Berichte VDI, Reihe 9", ISBN="3-18-145609-8", PUBLISHER="VDI", ADDRESS="Braunschweig, Germany", NUMBER=56, PAGES=221, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=91, KEYWORDS="Switching system; control; SPC; overload control", } @ARTICLE{Quam85:Efficient, AUTHOR="D. Quammen and J. P. Kearns and M. L. Soffa", TITLE="Efficient storage management for temporary values in concurrent programming languages", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=9, PAGES="832-840", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=22, KEYWORDS="Method; memory management; scheduling; concurrency", ABSTRACT="Techniques for sharing a single evaluation stack among many processes, without copying on process switches, are developed. The best strategy for managing teh evaluation stack is shown to depend strongly upon the scheduling paradigm adopted by the run-time support of the language. Simulation studies, driven by synthetic workloads, show that the technique described in this paper exhibit substantial performance improvements over traditional", } @ARTICLE{Ragh85:Reliable, AUTHOR="C. S. Raghavendra and M. Gerla and A. Avizienis", TITLE="Reliable loop topologies for large local computer networks", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=1, PAGES="46-55", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=24, KEYWORDS="LAN; reliability; logical network structure; routing; ring network; fault tolerance", ABSTRACT="Single-loop networks tend to become unreliable when the number of nodes in the network becomes large. Reliability can be improved using double loops. In this paper a highly reliable and efficient double-loop network architecture is proposed and analyzed. This network is based on forward loop backward hop topology, with a loop in the forward direction connecting all the neighboringnodes, and a backward loop connecting nodes that are separated.", } @ARTICLE{Rama85:Automated, AUTHOR="C. V. Ramamoorthy and S. T. Dong and Y. Usada", TITLE="An Implementation of an Automated Protocol Synthesizer {(APS)} and its Application to the {X.21} Protocol", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=9, PAGES="886-908", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=27, KEYWORDS="Protocol Implementation", } @ARTICLE{Rich85:Partition, AUTHOR="D. J. Richardson and L. A. Clarke", TITLE="Partition Analysis: A Method Combining Testing and Verification", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=12, PAGES="1477-1490", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=50, KEYWORDS="Protocol verification; testing", } @TECHREPORT{Sage85:Eigenschaften, AUTHOR="J. Sägebarth", TITLE="Über Eigenschaften und Dimensionierung von rekursiven Zufallszahlengeneratoren und ihre Anwendung in der Verkehrssimulation", TYPE="Fortschritt-Berichte VDI, Reihe 8", ISBN="3-18-149408-9", INSTITUTION="VDI", ADDRESS="Dortmund, Germany", NUMBER=94, PAGES=221, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=44, KEYWORDS="random number generation; random variate generation; shift register sequences", } @ARTICLE{Sche85:Influence, AUTHOR="R. Schehrer", TITLE="On the Influence of Impatient Customers in a Delay-Loss System for Overload Protection", JOURNAL=aeu, VOLUME=39, NUMBER=5, PAGES="279-284", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; delay system; loss system", } @ARTICLE{Sche85:Delay, AUTHOR="R. Schehrer", TITLE="On the performance of a delay-loss system for overload control protection in switching systems with {SPC}", JOURNAL=aeu, VOLUME=39, PAGES="259-263", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; delay loss model; overload control", } @ARTICLE{Schr85:Promises, AUTHOR="M. Schrage", TITLE="Performance, not promises, dispels megaflops myth", JOURNAL=comp_design, PAGES=4, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer system", } @TECHREPORT{Schr85:Anwendung, AUTHOR="F. Schreiber", TITLE={Anwendung der objektiven Bayes-Statistik auf die hypergeometrische Verteilung ("Stichprobenstatistik")}, INSTITUTION="Internal manuscript, Lehrstuhl für Allg. Elektrotechnik und Datenfernverarbeitung, RWTH Aachen", PAGES=29, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=28, KEYWORDS="Statistics; Bayes statistics", } @ARTICLE{Schr85:Bayes, AUTHOR="F. Schreiber", TITLE="The Bayes-Laplace-statistic of the multinomial distribution", JOURNAL=aeu, VOLUME=39, PAGES="293-298", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=30, KEYWORDS="Bayes statistics", } @BOOK{Seel85:Tables, AUTHOR="L. P. Seelen and H. Tijms and M. H. Hoorn", TITLE="Tables for Multi-Server Queues", PUBLISHER="North-Holland", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @ARTICLE{Stre85:Mess, AUTHOR="G. O. Strehle", TITLE="Meßmodell zur Leistungsanalyse virtueller Transportverbindungen in realen Paketvermittlungsnetzen", JOURNAL=er, VOLUME=27, PAGES="316-322", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Packet switching; modeling; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Thal85:Vielfachzugriffsverfahren, AUTHOR="F. X. Thaller", TITLE="Vielfachzugriffsverfahren für Satellitennetze mit adaptiver Anpassung an die Verkehrslast", JOURNAL=ntzarchiv, VOLUME=7, PAGES="3-8", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Packet radio", } @ARTICLE{Davi85:Fault, AUTHOR="V. N. Davis and W. Hsu and H. J. Siegel", TITLE="Fault Location Techniques for Distributed Control Interconnection Networks", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=10, PAGES="902-910", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Circuit switching; parallel computing; interconnection network; multiprocessor system", ABSTRACT="One class of networks suitable for use in parallel processing systems is the multistage cube network. This paper focuses on fau lt location procedures suitable for use in networks that employ distributed routing control through the use of routing tags and message transmission protocols. Faults occurring in the data lines can corrupt message routing tags transmitted over them and thereby cause misrouting of messages.", } @ARTICLE{Pfis85:Hot, AUTHOR="G. Pfister and A. Norton", TITLE={"Hot Spot" Contention and Combining in Multistage Interconnection Networks}, JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=10, PAGES="943-948", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Hot spot; multiprocessor system; parallel computing; multistage interconnection network", ABSTRACT="The combining of messages within a multistage switching network has been proposed to reduce memory contencion in highly parallelshared-memory multiprocessors, especially for shared lock and synchronization data. This paper reports on a quantitative investigation of the performance impact of such contention, performedas part of the RP3 project and the effectiveness of combining inreducing this impact.", } @ARTICLE{Krai85:Traffic, AUTHOR="B. Kraimeche and M. Schwartz", TITLE="Analysis of Traffic Access Control Strategies in Integrated Service Networks", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=10, PAGES="1085-1093", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="ISDN; access control; traffic flow analysis", ABSTRACT="A common digital transmission facillity provides service to a community of heterogeneous users generating traffic with differingintensity, message length, and bit rate. In order for this type of integrated communication system to handle its traffic demands with high efficiency and flexibility, close control of access and switching at the input node is required. We propose, anal yze, and compare two different strategies for managing the acces", } @ARTICLE{Nels85:Spatial, AUTHOR="R. T. Nelson and L. Kleinrock", TITLE="Spatial {TDMA:} A Collision-Free Multihop Channel Access Protocol", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=9, PAGES="934-944", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="TDMA; time division multiple access; packet radio; collision free; performance evaluation", ABSTRACT="In this paper we define a broadcast channel access protocol called spatial TDMA, which is designed specifically to operate in a mutlihop packet radio environment where the location of the nod es of the network is assumed to be fixed. The defined protocol assigns transmission rights to nodes in the network in a local TDMA fashion and is collision-free. Methods for determining slotallocations are developed, and an approximate solution is given", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Shen85:Priorized, AUTHOR="Z. Shen and S. Masuyama and S. Muro and Toshiharu Hasegawa", TITLE="Performance Evaluation of Priorized Token Ring Protocols", BOOKTITLE=itc11, PAGES="4.2A 3.1-3.7", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=10, KEYWORDS="Throughput performance; token ring; access protocol; analysis; simulation; priority", ABSTRACT="Two priorized token ring access protocols called R-PTR and WR- PTR are proposed, their throughput-delay performance is evaluated by analysis and simulation. The results are compared with that of the IEEE-PTR, and it is shown that their performance is not inferior to that of the IEEE-PTR.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Yone85:Ethernet, AUTHOR="K. Yoneda", TITLE="Ethernet Transmission Delay Distribution: An Analytic Model", BOOKTITLE=itc11, PAGES="4.2A.1-7", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Performance evaluation; transmission delay; Ethernet; LAN; delay distribution; model; comparison; simulation", ABSTRACT="An analytic model is presented for calculating Ethernet transmission delay distribution, not confined to a few of its representative values. A sample computation is compared with a simulation.", } @ARTICLE{Sieg85:Interconnection, AUTHOR="H. J. Siegel", TITLE="Interconnection Networks for Large-Scale Parallel Processing", JOURNAL="Lexington", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Multistage interconnection network; architecture; Banyan network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Grub85:Requirements, AUTHOR="J. G. Gruber and N. H. Le", TITLE="Performance Requirements for Integrated Voce/Data Networks", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ADDRESS="San Diego, Ca.", VOLUME=1, PAGES="51-59", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=1, KEYWORDS="Performance parameter; voice/data integration; speech processing; PCM; clipping; blocking; transfer rate; transfer delay; loss probability; availability", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Maxe85:Manhattan, AUTHOR="N. F. Maxemchuk", TITLE="The Manhattan Street Network", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ADDRESS="New Orleans", VOLUME=1, PAGES="255-261", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=5, KEYWORDS="LAN; MAN; optimization; loop system; topology; throughput; reliability; routing; file transfer; implementation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Brun85:Delay, AUTHOR="G. Brune", TITLE="On Delay and Loss in a Switching System for Voice and Data with Internal Overflow", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="140-146 (2.2)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bura85:Approach, AUTHOR="W. Burakowski and D. Bursztynowski", TITLE="An Approach for Analysis of a Class of Distributed {SPC} Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="829-834 (4.4)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bura85:Computer, AUTHOR="A. Burattin and U. Mazzei and C. Mazzetti", TITLE="Computer-Aided Planning of Public Packet-Switched Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="978-984 (5.3)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Butt85:Optimal, AUTHOR="M. Butto and G. Colombo and I. Pilloni and C. Scarati and P. L. Zanetti", TITLE="An Optimal Insertion of a Satellite System in a Telephone Network", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="235-239 (2.3)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Cald85:Reducing, AUTHOR="R. Caldeira and R. Nascimento", TITLE="Reducing lost calls due to the called subscriber - An Experience in Brazil", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="669-675", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Came85:Capacity, AUTHOR="P. M. Camerini and F. Maffioli", TITLE="Capacity Assignment in Packet-Switching Networks: A Hierarchical Planning Approach", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="985-990 (5.3a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Cava85:Approximation, AUTHOR="E. Cavallero and A. Tonietti", TITLE="An Approximation for Evaluating the Quality of Service of a Telephone Network in Failure Conditions", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="676-681", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Cera85:Traffic, AUTHOR="T. Cerasoli and A. Moreno and P. Borges", TITLE="Traffic Engineering in Differentiated Rate Period", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="627-633", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Chan85:Private, AUTHOR="Cheung-Wing Chan", TITLE="Private Network Traffic Forecasting Models", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="549 (S2.1K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="QOS; traffic model", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Chem85:Adaptive, AUTHOR="Prosper Chemouil and B. Garnier", TITLE="An Adaptive short-Term Traffic forecasting Procedure Using Kalman Filtering", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="516-522 (3.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Chow85:Fundamental, AUTHOR="K. Chow and A. H. Kafker", TITLE="Fundamental Traffic Network Planning under Uncertainty", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="195-200 (2.3a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Cohe85:Introduced, AUTHOR="J. W. Cohen", TITLE="Who Introduced the Birth-and-Death-Technique", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="36-39 (1.4)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Coyl85:Method, AUTHOR="A. Coyle", TITLE="A Method for Determining End-to-End Congestions in Non-Hierarchical Telecommunication Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="557 (S3.1J)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Dais85:STATOR, AUTHOR="G. Daisenberger and J. Öhlerich and G. Wegmann", TITLE="{STATOR-Statistcal} Overload Regulation - and {TAIL} - Time Account Input Limitation - Two Concepts for Overload Regulation in {SPC} Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="120-126 (2.1b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Boer85:Blocking, AUTHOR="J. de Boer", TITLE="Blocking of Overflow Traffic Components", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="175-181 (2.2)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Dec85:Store, AUTHOR="Z. Dec and R. Sobczak and M. Zientalski", TITLE="'Store-and-Forward' Facility Telegraphic Network with Overloaded Subscribers` Lines", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1140 (S4.1K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Denz85:Efficiency, AUTHOR="W. Denzel", TITLE="Efficiency of Scheduling Algorithms for Switching Systems with Distributed Control", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="822-828 (4.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Desc85:Models, AUTHOR="A. Descloux", TITLE="Models for Switching Networks with Integrated Voice and Data Traffic", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="134-139 (2.2a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Souz85:Method, AUTHOR="J. de Souza and M. R. Bastos", TITLE="A Method for Trafficability/Reliability Analysis Application to {Tropico-R} Switching System", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="553 (S2.2K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Link system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Dodd85:Decomposition, AUTHOR="S. L. Dodd", TITLE="A Decomposition Method for {DNHR} Network Design Based on Dynamic programming", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="703-709 (4.3a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Duri85:Capacity, AUTHOR="M. Düring", TITLE="Capacity of a {PSTN-Mobile} Telephone Network in View of the Special Requirements from a Mobile Subscriber", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="299-305 (2.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Dzio85:Equivalent, AUTHOR="Z. Dziong", TITLE="Equivalent Path Approach for Circiut Switched Networks Analysis", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="696-702 (4.2b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Eckb85:Approximations, AUTHOR="A. E. Eckberg", TITLE="Approximations for Bursty (and Smoothed) Arrival Queueing Delays Based on Generalized Peakedness", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="331-335 (3.1a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{ElHa85:New, AUTHOR="M. T. El Hadidi and H. M. El Sayed and A. Y. Bilal", TITLE="Performance Evaluation of a New learning Automata Based Routing algorithm for Calls in Telephone Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="781-787 (4.4a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Routing", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Elld85:ITU, AUTHOR="A. Elldin", TITLE="{ITU/TETRAPRO} Teletraffic Engineering Training Project", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1137-1139 (6.3)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Elsi85:Analytical, AUTHOR="D. A. Elsinger and C. D. Pack", TITLE="Analytical Models of a {BOC} Trunk Provisioning Process", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="270-275 (2.4a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Emst85:Processor, AUTHOR="P. J. Emstad", TITLE="Processor Load Modelling", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1142 (S4.1K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Engv85:Socio, AUTHOR="L. Engvall", TITLE="A Socio-Economic Model Explaining the Telecommunication Demand", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="622-626 (4.1b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Epel85:Analytical, AUTHOR="M. Epelman and A. Gersht", TITLE="Analytical Modeling of {GTE} Telenet Dynamic Routing", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="710-716 (4.3a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Farr85:Videotex, AUTHOR="P. Farr", TITLE="Videotex Teletraffic Implications", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1147 (S4.2K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated service", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Ferg85:Mean, AUTHOR="M. J. Ferguson", TITLE="Mean Waiting time for a token fing with nodal dependent overheads", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="634-640 (4.2a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Fich85:Study, AUTHOR="George Fiche and P. Le Gall and S. Ricupero", TITLE="Study of Blocking for Multislot Connections in Digital Link Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1069-1075 (5.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="TDM; time division multiplex", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Fili85:Management, AUTHOR="M. Filippini and U. Trimarco", TITLE="The Management of the uncertainties in short term Network Planning", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="486-489 (3.3b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Fisc85:Flow, AUTHOR="K. Fischer and W. R ger", TITLE="Network flow depending on availability of network elements", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="555 (S2.2K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Link system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Fisc85:Simulation, AUTHOR="W. Fischer", TITLE="A simulation study on a single-link, multiple - {LAP} protocol", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1146 (S4.2K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated service", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Fory85:New, AUTHOR="L. J. Forys", TITLE="New overload issues in a divested environment", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="127-134 (2.1b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Frau85:New, AUTHOR="J. C. Frauenthal and B. A. Makrucki and D. J. Houck", TITLE="A New Routing Algorithm for Multiple Server Groups", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="842-848 (5.1a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Fred85:Virtual, AUTHOR="A. Fredericks", TITLE="Performance Analysis of a Virtual Circuit Switch Based {LAN}", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="565 (S3.2K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @ARTICLE{Fuhr85:Application, AUTHOR="S. W. Fuhrmann and R. B. Cooper", TITLE="Application of Decomposition Principle in {M/G/1} Vacation Model to two Continuum Cyclic Queueing Models-Especially Token-Ring {LANs}", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=5, PAGES="1091-1099", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Garc85:Comparative, AUTHOR="Miguel Garcia and P. Le Gall and others", TITLE="Comparative Evaluation of Centralized/Distributed Traffic Routing Policies in Telephone", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="861-866", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Garm85:High, AUTHOR="V. A. Garmash and L. A. Shor and A. I. Abramovich", TITLE="High Reliable Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="554 (S2.2K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Link system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Gold85:IntegratedStrategies, AUTHOR="E. H. Göldner", TITLE="An Integrated Circuit/Packet Switching Local Area Network-Performance Analysis and Comparison of Strategies", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="594-600 (4.1a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Gonz85:Step, AUTHOR="O. G. Gonzalez and T. Gomez Borja", TITLE="A Step to {ISDN} Planning: From User Traffic to Service Cost Comparison", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="29-35 (1.3)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Gorg85:Improving, AUTHOR="C. Görg and X. H. Pham", TITLE="Improving mean Delay in Data Communication Networks by New Combined Strategies Based on the {SRPT-Principle}", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="931-937 (5.2a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Gosz85:Step, AUTHOR="G. Gosztony", TITLE="The Next Step for {CCITT:} {ISDN} Traffic Engineering", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="1129-136 (6.3)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Gosz85:General, AUTHOR="G. Gosztony", TITLE="A General $(rH)$ Formula of Call Repetition: Validity and Constraints", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1010-1016 (5.3b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Goto85:Satellite, AUTHOR="K. Goto and K. Nishito and Toshiharu Hasegawa", TITLE="Analysis on a Satellite Channel with two Types of Downlink Error", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="924-930 (5.2a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Guer85:End, AUTHOR="J. P. Guerineau and J. Labetoulle", TITLE="End to End Blocking in Telephone Networks: A New Algorithm", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="263-269 (2.4a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @ARTICLE{Hart85:Leistungsmerkmale, AUTHOR="H. L. Hartmann and P. Protzel and H.-A. Ebbecke", TITLE="Leistungsmerkmale diensteintegrierender Digitalnetze: Teil 1: Fehlerwahrscheinlichkeiten und Verbindungs-Nichtverfügbarkeiten", JOURNAL=ntzarchiv, VOLUME=7, NUMBER=5, PAGES="101-108", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Hayw85:Traffic, AUTHOR="W. S. Hayward", TITLE="Traffic Engineering in a New Competitive Environment", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1112-1116 (6.2)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Heff85:Overload, AUTHOR="H. Heffes", TITLE="Analysis of Overload Performance for a Class of {M/D/1} Processor queueing Disciplines", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="99-105 (2.1b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Hong85:Development, AUTHOR="K. Hong and Jaehyung Kim", TITLE="Development of Traffic Data Collection and Analysis System for Various {ESS} Types in Korea", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="371-374 (3.1b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Hube85:Multihour, AUTHOR="R. Huberman and S. Hurtubise and A. le Nir and T. Drwiega", TITLE="Multihour Dimensioning for a Dynamically Routed Network", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="730-736 (4.3a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Hwan85:Topologies, AUTHOR="F. K. Hwang", TITLE="Topologies and Routing for 2-Regular Ring Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="552 (S2.2K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Link system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Ide85:Application, AUTHOR="H.-D. Ide and R. Schehrer", TITLE="On Application and Performance of Cut-Off Priority Queues in Switching Systems with Overload Protection", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="106-112 (2.1b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Iisa85:Integrated, AUTHOR="S. Iisaku and Y. Urano", TITLE="Performance Analysis of an Integrated Communication Systems with Heterogeneous Traffic", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="72-77 (2.1a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Ikeh85:Approximate, AUTHOR="S. Ikehara and M. Miyazaki", TITLE="Approximate Analysis of Queueing Networks with Nonpreemtive Priority Scheduling", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="495-501 (3.4a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Inam85:Automatically, AUTHOR="H. Inamori", TITLE="An Automatically Repeated Call Model in {NTT} Public Facsimile Communication Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1017-1023 (5.3b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Irme85:Telecommunications, AUTHOR="T. Irmer", TITLE="Telecommunications Worldwide - A Challenge for the {CCITT}", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1123-1128 (6.3)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="quality of service; GOS", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Jaco85:Telecommunications, AUTHOR="C. Jacobaeus", TITLE="Telecommunications Policy and Traffic Engineering: The Industry's viewpoints", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, JAPAN", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1109-1111 (6.2)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="GOS; quality of service", } @ARTICLE{Jage85:Waiting, AUTHOR="D. L. Jagerman", TITLE="Waiting Time Convexity in the {M/G/1} Queue", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=1, PAGES="33-35", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Jajs85:Switching, AUTHOR="A. Jajszczyk", TITLE="Design of Switching Networks Composed of Uniform Time-Space Elements", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="10161-1068 (5.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="TDM; time division multiplex", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Jens85:Goal, AUTHOR="A. 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Østerb", TITLE="Analysis of a Queueing Network with Population Size Constraints", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="509-515 (3.4A)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Ott85:State, AUTHOR="Teunis Ott and K. R. Krishnan", TITLE="State Dependent Routing of Telephone Traffic and the Use of separable Routing Schemes", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="867-872 (5.1A)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @ARTICLE{Pant85:Software, AUTHOR="G. Pantoglou", TITLE="Software Reliability Prediction Based on a Semi-Markov Model", JOURNAL=siemensfe, VOLUME=14, NUMBER=2, PAGES="85-88", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Simulation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Paol85:General, AUTHOR="R. Paolucci and N. B. 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Abe", TITLE="Adaptive Channel Assignments in a Small Cell Mobile Radio communication System", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="228-234 (2.3b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @ARTICLE{Seng85:Conditional, AUTHOR="B. Sengupta and D. L. Jagerman", TITLE="A Conditional Response Time of the {M/M/1} Processor-Sharing Queue", JOURNAL=bstj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=2, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Sera85:Processor, AUTHOR="J. Seraj", TITLE="An Analysis of Processor Load Control in {SPC} Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="767-773 (4.3b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Shio85:Optimal, AUTHOR="T. Shioyama and K. Ohno and H. Mine", TITLE="An Optimal Control of an Integrated Circuit- and Packet-Switching System", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="147-150 (2.2a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Sidi85:Discrete, AUTHOR="M. Sidi", TITLE="Discrete-Time Priority Queues with Partial Interference", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="917-923 (5.2A)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Step85:Construction, AUTHOR="S. N. Stepanov", TITLE="The Construction of Effective algorithms for Numerical Analysis of Multilinear systems with Repeated Calls", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1151 (S5.1K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Stor85:Traffic, AUTHOR="K. Stordahl and L. Holden", TITLE="Traffic Forecasting Models Based on Top down and Bottom up Procedures", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="530-536 (3.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Sumi85:Approximate, AUTHOR="S. Sumita", TITLE="Approximate Analysis of Common Memory Access Contention in a multiprocessor Controlled Switching System", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="808-814 (4.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Sumi85:APL, AUTHOR="U. Sumita and J. G. Shanthikumar", TITLE="{APL} Software Development for Central Control Telephone Switching Systems via the Row-Continuous Markov Chain Procedure", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="439-445 (3.3A)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Swai85:Selection, AUTHOR="W. H. Swain and J. A. Post and E. K. Flindall", TITLE="Selection and Forecasting of Traffic Matrices in {ITFS-A} Trunk Forecasting System for a Non-Hierarchical Network", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="523-529 (3.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Network planning; forecasting", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Szyb85:Adaptive, AUTHOR="E. Szybicki", TITLE="Adaptive, Tariff Dependent Traffic Routing and Network Managementin Multi-Server Telecommunications Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="615-621 (4.1b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Taka85:NewJapan, AUTHOR="A. Takada and T. Yamakawa", TITLE="New Developments of Telecommunications Policies in Japan", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1117-1122 (6.2)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated service", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Taka85:New, AUTHOR="Yutaka Takahashi", TITLE="A New Type Aggregation Method for Large Markov Chains and its Application to Queueing Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="490-494 (3.4a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Taka85:Multi, AUTHOR="Yutaka Takahashi and T. Katayama", TITLE="Multi-Server System with Batch Arrivals of Queueing and Non-Queueing Calls", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="394-400 (3.2a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Take85:Field, AUTHOR="E. Takemori and Y. Usui and J. Matsuda", TITLE="Field data Analysis for Traffic Engineering", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="425-431 (3.2b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Measurement", } @ARTICLE{Tata85:Calculation, AUTHOR="A. G. Tatashev", TITLE="Calculation of the distribution of the Waiting Time in a Multiple-Channel Queueing System with Fixed Priorities", JOURNAL=ec, ISBN="UDX 519.872", VOLUME=22, NUMBER=1, PAGES="59-62", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Todo85:Basic, AUTHOR="P. Todorov and S. Poryazov", TITLE="Basic Dependences Characterizing a Model of an Idealised (Standard) Subscriber Automatic Telephone Exchange", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="752-759 (4.3b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Tome85:Traffic, AUTHOR="F. M. Tome and J. A. Cunha", TITLE="Traffic Forecasting with a State-Space Model", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Toth85:Computation, AUTHOR="E. Toth", TITLE="Computation of Second Derivatives of Erlang's B and Wilkinson's formulae and its Application on Planning of Junction Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="965-971 (5.2b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Uose85:Learning, AUTHOR="H. Uose and Y. Niitsu", TITLE="A Learning Control Approach to Dynamic Network Resource assignments", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="774-780 (4.4a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{As85:Dynamic, AUTHOR="H. van As", TITLE="Dynamic Behavior of a Common Store Queueing System", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1153 (S5.2K", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Vida85:SIRIUS, AUTHOR="D. M. Vidal and L. V. Abrantes", TITLE="{SIRIUS-Junction} Network Planning: A Dynamic Methodology-Switched network/Transmission Network; Long Term/Short Term", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="208-213 (2.3a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Vill85:Overlaod, AUTHOR="M. Villen-Altamirano and G. Morales-Andres", TITLE="An Overlaod Control Strategy for Distributed Control Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="835-841 (4.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @ARTICLE{Vino85:Waiting, AUTHOR="O. P. Vinogradov", TITLE="On the Waiting Time in a Multi-Phase Queueing System", JOURNAL="Scripta Publishing Company", PAGES="5-9", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Warf85:Application, AUTHOR="R. E. Warfield and G. A. Foers", TITLE="Application of Bayesian Teletraffic Measurement to System with queueing or Repeated Attemps", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1003-1009", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Warf85:Method, AUTHOR="R. E. Warfield and M. H. Rossiter", TITLE="A Method for Quantifying Errors in Forecasts", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="466-472 (3.3b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wata85:Optimization, AUTHOR="T. Watanabe and M. Matsumoto", TITLE="The optimization of Integrated Digital Networks with Voice and data", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="560 (S3.1K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wata85:International, AUTHOR="Y. Watanabe and J. Matsumoto and H. Mori", TITLE="design and performance evaluation of international telephone networks with dynamic routing", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME="I", PAGES="717-723 (4.3a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wei85:ISDN, AUTHOR="Y.-R. Wei and Y.-Z. Qu and D. Shen", TITLE="{ISDN} - Model and Development", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="563 S3.1K", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wey85:Abstract, AUTHOR="L. Wey", TITLE="The Abstract Channel Model", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1088-1089 (5.4b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Will85:Methods, AUTHOR="M. A. Williamson and D. L. Jennings", TITLE="Methods for Predicting Subscriber Behavior in the Choice of Digital Data Services", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1042-1046 (5.4a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wing85:Sensitivity, AUTHOR="D. R. Wingo", TITLE="An Analysis of the Sensitivity of Kruithof Biproportional matrix Solutions to Traffic Data Perturbations", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="550 S2.1K", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Measurement; forecasting; Kruithof's projection method", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wood85:Benefits, AUTHOR="G. Woodruff and D. M. Brown and K. K. Basu and W. D. Robinson", TITLE="Benefits of Extreme Value Engineering for a Local digital Switch", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="364-370 (3.1b)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wozn85:Analsysis, AUTHOR="J. Wozniak", TITLE="An Analsysis of Information Throughput in Unslotted {ALOHA} with partial {ACK} of Random length Packets", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="566 S3.2K", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @ARTICLE{Yoo85:Algebraic, AUTHOR="S. W. Yoo", TITLE="An Algebraic Approach to a Nonproduct Form Network", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=10, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Yosh85:Engineering, AUTHOR="M. Yoshida and N. Ikeuchi", TITLE="Engineering Traverse Trunks in a Transit Network", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="282-287 (2.4a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Yosh85:Digital, AUTHOR="M. Yoshida and H. Okazaki", TITLE="Digital Telephone Junction Network Planning System Considering Logical and Physical Network Aspects", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="201-207 (2.3a)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Yunu85:Congestion, AUTHOR="N. M. Yunus", TITLE="Congestion Analysis of Telecommunications Networks under Nonstationary Arrival Conditions", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="1152 (S5.2K)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INCOLLECTION{Agra85:STEP, AUTHOR="A. K. Agrawala and Satish K. Tripathi and M. D. Abrams and Kadangode K. Ramakrishnan", TITLE="{STEP-1:} A user friendly performance analysis tool", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland, Amsterdam", PAGES="201-221", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Agre85:Approximate, AUTHOR="J. R. Agre and Satish K. Tripathi", TITLE="Approximate solution to multichain queueing networks with state dependent service rates", JOURNAL=pe, VOLUME=5, NUMBER=1, PAGES="45-55", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Akyi85:Algorithmus, AUTHOR="Ian Akyildiz", TITLE="Der Algorithmus {TUPAL} für Warteschlangennetze mit Produktform", JOURNAL=er, VOLUME=27, NUMBER=1, PAGES="10-14", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Akyi85:Erweiterte, AUTHOR="Ian Akyildiz and G. Bolch and M. Paterok", TITLE="Die erweiterte parametrische Analyse für geschlossene Warteschlangennetze", EDITOR="H. Beilner", JOURNAL="Informatik-Fachberichte Messung, Modellierung und Bewertung von Rechensystemen", ADDRESS="Dortmund", VOLUME=110, PAGES="170-185", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Alga85:CCITT, AUTHOR="D. Algalarrondo and J. Craveur and C. Monjoin and J. Botherel and others", TITLE="{CCITT} Number 7 common channel signaling in the French network", JOURNAL="Commutation and transmission", VOLUME=7, NUMBER=4, PAGES="5-20", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @ARTICLE{Bagc85:Dynamic, AUTHOR="U. Bagchi and R. S. Sullivan", TITLE="Dynamic, non-preemptive priority queues with general, linearly increasing priority function", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=6, PAGES="1278-1298", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; priority; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Bals85:Product, AUTHOR="Simonetta Balsamo and G. Iazeolla", TITLE="Product-form synthesis of queueing networks", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=2, PAGES="194-199", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; aggregation", } @ARTICLE{Beck85:CCITT, AUTHOR="J. Beckmann and W. Lange", TITLE="{CCITT-Zeichengabeverfahren} Nr.7 für den zentralen Zeichengabekanal, ein unverzichtbarer Baustein für {ISDN}", JOURNAL="ITG-Fachbericht Wege zum integrierten Kommunikationsnetz", PUBLISHER="VDE-Verlag", ADDRESS="Berlin", VOLUME=88, PAGES="127-134", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @ARTICLE{Beil85:Strukturierte, AUTHOR="H. Beilner and H. A. Scholten", TITLE="Strukturierte Modellbeschreibung und strukturierte Modellanalyse: Konzepte des Modellierungswerkzeugs {HIT}", JOURNAL="Informatik-Fachberichte Messung, Modellierung und Bewertung von Rechensystemen", PUBLISHER="Springer Verlag", ADDRESS="Dortmund", VOLUME=110, PAGES="65-81", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bena85:Evolution, AUTHOR="A. Benaouda and J. E. Kells and F. W. Mettler", TITLE="The evolution of the {AT\\&T} communications {CCS} network to a new {STP} and the {CCITT} signaling system No. 7 protocol", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ADDRESS="New Orleans", VOLUME=1, PAGES="11.2 (1-5)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Blum85:Experiments, AUTHOR="A. Blum and L. Donatiello and P. Heidelberger and others", TITLE="Experiments with decomposition of extended queueing network models", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland, Amsterdam", PAGES="623-640", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; analysis", } @INCOLLECTION{Booy85:SNAP, AUTHOR="M. Booyens and P. S. Kritzinger and A. Krzesinski and others", TITLE="{SNAP:} An analytic multiclass queueing network analyser", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland, Amsterdam", PAGES="67-79", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Bran85:Equivalence, AUTHOR="A. Brandwajn", TITLE="Equivalence and decomposition in queueing systems -- a unified approach", JOURNAL=pe, VOLUME=5, NUMBER=3, PAGES="175-186", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; analysis", } @BOOK{Bron85:Handbook, AUTHOR="I. N. Bronshtein and K. A. Semendyayev", TITLE="Handbook of Mathematics", PUBLISHER="Verlag Harri Deutsch, Thun.", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Mathematics", } @INCOLLECTION{Brue85:Mean, AUTHOR="S. C. Bruell and G. Balbo and S. Ghanta and P. V. Afshari", TITLE="A mean value analysis based package for the solution of product-form queueing network models", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland", PAGES="99-118", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Cao85:Iterative, AUTHOR="W.-L. Cao and W. J. Stewart", TITLE="Iterative aggregation/disaggregation techniques for nearly uncoupled Markov chains", JOURNAL=jacm, VOLUME=32, NUMBER=3, PAGES="702-719", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Aggregation; decomposition; Markov chain", } @ARTICLE{Disn85:Queueing, AUTHOR="R. L. Disney and D. König", TITLE="Queueing networks: A survey of their random processes", JOURNAL="SIAM Review", VOLUME=27, NUMBER=3, PAGES="335-403", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Dosh85:Note, AUTHOR="B. T. Doshi", TITLE="A note on stochastic decomposition in a {GI/G/1} queue with vacations or set-up times", JOURNAL=jap, VOLUME=22, NUMBER=1, PAGES="419-428", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; vacation system; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Fuhr85:Stochastic, AUTHOR="S. W. Fuhrmann and R. B. Cooper", TITLE="Stochastic decompositions in the {M/G/1} queue with generalized vacations", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=5, PAGES="1107-1116", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; vacation system; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Blec85:Hardware, AUTHOR="R. A. Blech and D. J. Arpasi", TITLE="Hardware for a real-time multiprocessor simulator", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="43-49", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; hardware", ABSTRACT="This paper describes the hardware for a real-time multiprocessor simulator (RTMPS) developed at the NASA Lewis Reserch Center. The RTMPS is a multiple-microprocessor system used to investigate the application of parallel-processing concepts to real-time simulation. It is designed to provide flexible data exchange paths between processors by using off-the-shelf microcomputer boards and minimal customized interfacing.", } @ARTICLE{Gras85:Regenerative, AUTHOR="W. Grassmann and M. I. Taksar and D. P. Heyman", TITLE="Regenerative analysis and steady state distributions for Markov chains", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=5, PAGES="1107-1116", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Simulation; statistical technique", } @ARTICLE{Harr85:Normalizing, AUTHOR="P. G. Harrison", TITLE="On normalizing constants in queueing networks", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=2, PAGES="464-468", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Jobm85:Modellbildung, AUTHOR="M. Jobmann", TITLE="Modellbildung und -analyse von Rechensystemen mit Hilfe des Programmsystems {MAOS}", JOURNAL="Informatik-Fachberichte Messung, Modellierung und Bewertung von Rechensystemen", PUBLISHER="H. Beilner", ADDRESS="Dortmund", VOLUME=110, PAGES="51-64", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Simulation", } @ARTICLE{Kach85:Computer, AUTHOR="V. Kachitvichyanukul and B. W. Schmeiser", TITLE="Computer generation of hypergeometric random variates", JOURNAL="Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation", VOLUME=22, PAGES="127-145", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="random variate generation", } @ARTICLE{Kell85:Waiting, AUTHOR="O. Kella and U. Yechiali", TITLE="Waiting times in the non-preemptive priority M/M/c queue", JOURNAL=comstat, VOLUME=1, NUMBER=2, PAGES="257-262", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; priority; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Kelt8502:Transient, AUTHOR="W. David Kelton and A. M. Law", TITLE="The transient behavior of the M/M/s queue, with implications for steady-state simulation", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=2, PAGES="378-396", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Simulation; statistical technique", } @ARTICLE{King85:Tree, AUTHOR="J. H. Kingston", TITLE="Analysis of tree algorithms for the simulation event list", JOURNAL=acta, VOLUME=22, NUMBER=1, PAGES="15-33", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Simulation; event set", } @INCOLLECTION{Kino85:PERFORMS, AUTHOR="I. Kino and S. Morita", TITLE="{PERFORMS} -- a support system for computer system performance evaluation", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland, Amsterdam", PAGES="119-138", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Kowa85:Throughput, AUTHOR="W. Kowalk", TITLE="The throughput-algorithms for {BCMP-networks}", EDITOR="H. Beilner", JOURNAL="Informatik-Fachberichte Messung, Modellierung und Bewertung von Rechensystemen", ADDRESS="Dortmund", VOLUME=110, PAGES="141-155", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Lamp85:Signalisierung, AUTHOR="B. Lampe and A. Stoll", TITLE="Signalisierung zwischen den Vermittlungsstellen des {ISDN}", JOURNAL=siemenstr, VOLUME=8, NUMBER=1, PAGES="36-41", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Maie85:Principles, AUTHOR="J. Maierhofer and H. Schmitt", TITLE="Principles of modeling with {BORIS} -- a block-oriented interactive simulation system", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland, Amsterdam", PAGES="223-233", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Robe85:Modelling, AUTHOR="T. G. Robertazzi and Aurel A. Lazar", TITLE="On the modelling of optimal flow control of the Jacksonian network", JOURNAL=pe, VOLUME=5, NUMBER=1, PAGES="29-43", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Communication network; window mechanism; flow control", } @INCOLLECTION{Saue85:Evolution, AUTHOR="C. H. Sauer and E. A. MacNair", TITLE="The evolution of the research queueing package", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland, Amsterdam", PAGES="5-24", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Anon85:Diensteintegrierendes, AUTHOR="Anonymous", TITLE="Diensteintegrierendes Digitalnetz {ISDN}", JOURNAL=siemenstr, VOLUME=8, NUMBER=1, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="ISDN", } @ARTICLE{Suri8505:Concept, AUTHOR="R. Suri", TITLE="A concept of monotonicity and its characterization for closed queueing networks", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=3, PAGES="606-624", MONTH="May/June", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Taka85:Mean, AUTHOR="H. Takagi", TITLE="Mean message waiting times in symmetric multi-queue systems with cyclic service", JOURNAL=pe, VOLUME=5, NUMBER=4, PAGES="271-277", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; cyclic service; analysis", } @INCOLLECTION{Thar85:BEST, AUTHOR="A. K. Thareja and J. P. Buzen and S. C. Agrawal", TITLE="{BEST/1-SNA:} A software tool for modelling and analysis of {IBM} {SNA} networks", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland, Amsterdam", PAGES="81-98", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Thom85:Integrated, AUTHOR="A. Thomasian and P. Bay", TITLE="Integrated performance models for distributed processing in computer communication networks", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=10, PAGES="1203-1216", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Tucc85:Tree, AUTHOR="S. Tucci and C. H. Sauer", TITLE="The tree {MVA} algorithm", JOURNAL=pe, VOLUME=5, NUMBER=3, PAGES="187-196", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Cell85:Distributed, AUTHOR="F. E. Cellier and M. Rimvall", TITLE="Distributed modelling and data base management in simulation", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="21-24", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=17, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT="This paper describes a concept of structuring simulation systems in such a way, that the individual program modules remain manageably small. This concept shows some considerable advantages over currently applied programming techniques in that it provides th user of the software with increased flexibility, in that it allows several persons to interact with different portions of the software system in a basically independent manner.", } @ARTICLE{Chla85:EDDI, AUTHOR="I. Chlamtac", TITLE="{EDDI:} an efficient design for a distributed simulation engine", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="85-88", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=7, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT={A new approach to distributed simulation design is proposed. The Efficient Design for a DIstributed simulation Engine "EDDIE" is based on the two major considerations common to all simulation tools - correctness and efficiency. To meet these goals the presented approach merges several recent concepts in the areas of parallel computation, communication and simulation data analysis.}, } @ARTICLE{Conc85:Mapping, AUTHOR="A. I. Concepcion", TITLE="Mapping distributed simulators onto the hierarchical multi-bus multiprocessor architecture", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="8-13", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=13, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT="A methodology is being developed to map hierarchical, modular, discrete event models onto distributed simulator architectures. This paper reports concepts developed for the last stage of the methodology namely, the mapping of abstract simulators onto the proposed distributed simulator, the HM2A (Hierarchical Multi-Bus Multiprocessor Architecture). An algorithm is also presented to allocate processing elements to elements of the abst. simulator.", } @ARTICLE{Hoge85:Interesting, AUTHOR="P. Hogeweg and B. Hesper", TITLE="Interesting events and distributed systems", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="89-93", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=22, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT={Two fundamentally different individual oreinted modeling approaches can be distinguished which may be characterized as "other directed" and "self directed". We discuss the heuristic differences between these approaches and argue that self directed definition of entities is indispensable for studying bioinformatic processes (and we think epistemic processes as well).}, } @ARTICLE{Livn85:Study, AUTHOR="M. Livny", TITLE="A study of parallelism in distributed simulation", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="94-98", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT="This paper describes a study of the inherent parallelism of a number of concurrent simulators. A mechanism for measuring the Optimal Execution Time of a concurrent simulation has been developed and integrated into the run time environment of DISS. The mechanism is transparent to the simulator and measures the inherent parallelism of the simulation for a selected processes to processors allocation scheme.", } @TECHREPORT{Muhl85:Use, AUTHOR="M. Mühlhäuser and O. Drobnik", TITLE="The use of distributed simulation for the development of distributed software", INSTITUTION="Fakultät Informatik, Karlsruhe", ADDRESS="Karlsruhe", PAGES=19, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=5, KEYWORDS="Simulation; distributed simulation; software", ABSTRACT="The paper introduces the nucleus of a distributed simulation system. It presents a concept for modeling the constituents of a distributed simulation system. It presents a concept for modeling the constituents of a distributed system and their dynamic interactions. The control structure of the simulation system is described. An acceleration method is proposed to enforce efficient simulation. The system is thought as a part of DESIGN.", } @ARTICLE{Nico85:Statistical, AUTHOR="D. M. Nicol and P. F. Reynolds Jr", TITLE="A statistical approach to dynamic partitioning", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="53-56", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=8, KEYWORDS="Dynamic resource allocation; distributed simulation", ABSTRACT="An important motivation for distributed processing is decreased program finishing time through the exploitation of parallelism. One promising application for distributed processing with this goal is the functional simulation of logic networks. The complexity of such networks demands that we be able to automatically partition a logic network into separately executed simulation pieces. This paper presents statistically based methods (static/dyn.)", } @ARTICLE{Rees85:Software, AUTHOR="R. M. Reese", TITLE="A software development environment for distributed simulation", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="37-40", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=14, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; software", ABSTRACT="As part of a distributed simulation research project conducted at Texas A\\&M University, a prototype SDE (Software Developement Environment) was developed to support the development of simulation software. The SDE supported the simulation language SIMPAS through the use of an underlying relational database management system and a software development methodology support mechanism called design plans. The paper presents the results.", } @TECHREPORT{Roth85:Einfluss, AUTHOR="K. Rothmaier", TITLE="Über den Einfluß von Wegezuteilungsprinzipien und Wegesuchalgorithmen auf die Verkehrseigenschaften von {PCM-Koppelanordnungen}", TYPE="Bericht über verkehrstheoretische Arbeiten", INSTITUTION="Institut für Nachrichtenvermittlung und Datenverarbeitung", ADDRESS="Stuttgart, Germany", NUMBER=35, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Switching network; PCM", } @ARTICLE{Roze85:Experimental, AUTHOR="J. W. Rozenblit", TITLE="Experimental frames for distributed simulation architectures", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="14-20", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=12, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT="The paper considers the experimentation aspects of the objectives-driven modelling methodology in the context of distributed simulation. A concept of expressing modelling objectives through the notion of a experimental frame is discussed. A top-down frame decomposition methodology results in an abstract distributed simulator architecture that directly implements the principles of model/experimental frame separation.", } @ARTICLE{Sing85:Parallel, AUTHOR="M. Singh and A. Y. Allidina and R. Cook", TITLE="Parallel processing techniques for simulation", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="101-106", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; parallel computing", ABSTRACT="This paper discusses the possibilities of enhancing parallelism in the simulation of systems described by algebraic equations, ordinary differential equations and partial differential equations. The aim is to show how decomposition-coordination techniques may be used for speeding up the simulation of such systems using a multi-computer network.", } @ARTICLE{Wyat85:Simulation, AUTHOR="D. L. Wyatt", TITLE="Simulation programming on a distributed system: a preprocessor approach", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=8, PAGES="32-36", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=8, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT="This paper discusses the design and development of a prototype multitasked implementation of microprocessor-based distributed discrete simulation. This system is based on a commercially available Pascal-based simulation language, SIMPAS, and is implemented on a Texas Instruments 990/12 minicomputer. Its use demonstrates that the advantages of parallel processing can be adaptable to simulation without necessarily complication the programming.", } @ARTICLE{Zeig85:Discrete, AUTHOR="B. P. Zeigler", TITLE="Discrete event formalism for model based distributed simulation", JOURNAL=distsim, ISBN=07359276, ADDRESS="La Jolla", VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, PAGES="3-7", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=24, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT="A methodology is being developed to represent hierarchical, modular discrete event models and map them onto distributed simulator architectures. In previous work, the DEVS formalism (Discrete Event System Specification) was extended to facilitate modular, hierarchical model specification. After reviewing the hierarchical, modular DEVS formalism, we give an overview of the design of the abstract simulator.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bour85:Image, AUTHOR="P. Boursier", TITLE="Image {Databases-A} Status Report", BOOKTITLE="IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Computer Architecture for Pattern Analysis and ID Management", PAGES=355, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="multimedia", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Naga85:Video, AUTHOR="Shunsaku Nagata and Oonisi", TITLE="Video Image Manipulation In Multimedia Pictorial Database Management", BOOKTITLE="IEEE Computer Society Workshop on Computer Architecture for Pattern Analysis and ID Management", PAGES=340, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="multimedia", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bada85:New, AUTHOR="Badal", TITLE="New Generation of {DBMS-} An Architecture Proposal", BOOKTITLE="International Sysmposium on New Directions in Computing", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="multimedia", } @TECHREPORT{Lamp85:Fast, AUTHOR="Leslie Lamport", TITLE="A Fast Mutual Exclusion Algorithm", INSTITUTION="Digital Systems Research Center", NUMBER=7, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Patk85:Secure, AUTHOR="B. H. Patkau and David Tennenhouse", TITLE="The Implementation of Secure Entity-Relationship Databases", BOOKTITLE="IEEE Symposium on Computer Security and Privacy", ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="Oakland, CA", YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Schr85:Caching, AUTHOR="M. D. Schroeder and others", TITLE="A Caching File System for a Programmer's Workstation", INSTITUTION="Digital Systems Research Center", NUMBER=6, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Bohm85:MKS, AUTHOR="W. Bohm and M. Maisel", TITLE="{MKS} 200 - A Multi-communications System for Military Telephone Operations", JOURNAL="PKI", YEAR=1985, } @PHDTHESIS{Yee85:Distributed, AUTHOR="James Yee", TITLE="Distributed Routing and Flow Control Algorithms for Communications Networks", SCHOOL="Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sicence, MIT", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Ahuj85:Computer, AUTHOR="V. Ahuja", TITLE="Design and Analysis of Computer Communication Networks", PUBLISHER="McGraw-Hill", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="ISBN 0-07-000697-0", } @ARTICLE{Bern85:MAC, AUTHOR="J. A. Berntsen", TITLE="{MAC} Layer Interconnection of {IEEE} 802 Local Area Networks", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=10, PAGES="259-273", YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Crow85:Admiral, AUTHOR="Jon Crowcroft", TITLE="Admiral {HSWAN/Ethernet} Bridge User Guide", TYPE="Admiral Note", INSTITUTION="Admiral", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="How to start and configure a GS/3 Ethernet Serial line Bridge in the Admiral Internet.", } @TECHREPORT{Crow85:Bridge, AUTHOR="Jon Crowcroft", TITLE="Bridge User Guide The One Colour Map problem", TYPE="Internal Note", INSTITUTION="UCL", NUMBER=1945, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT={The problem, if it may be expressed colloquially, is to colour a map with a single colour so that no two adjacent countries or seas are "in the same colour". Are there any topologies (surfaces, volumes etc) for which this is a non-trivial. The motivation behind this investigation is purely theraputic.}, } @TECHREPORT{Crow85:Sequenced, AUTHOR="Jon Crowcroft and M. Riddoch", TITLE="Sequenced Exchange Protocol", TYPE="Internal Note", INSTITUTION="UCL", NUMBER=1824, NOTE="ADMIRAL Project Note A.341", YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{ECMA85:MIDA, AUTHOR="E. C. MA TC 23", TITLE="{MIDA} Message Transfer Service Access (submitted for draft)", TYPE="ECMA-zz", INSTITUTION="ECMA TC 23", YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Gims85:Call, AUTHOR="Gimson", TITLE="Call Buffering Service", TYPE="Technical Report no", INSTITUTION="Programming Research Group, Oxford University", NUMBER=19, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Gurw85:Programming, AUTHOR="R. F. Gurwitz and M. A. Dean and R. E. Schantz", TITLE="Programming Support in the Cronus Distributed Operating System", TYPE="BBN Report", INSTITUTION="BBN", YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Lloy85:Receiver, AUTHOR="P. J. Lloyd and S.-A. Sorensen", TITLE="Receiver Contention on a Cambridge Ring", TYPE="Internal Note", INSTITUTION="UCL", NUMBER=1598, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Panz85:Rajdoot, AUTHOR="Fabio Panzieri and S. Shrivastava", TITLE="Rajdoot: A Remote Procedure Call Machanism Supporting Orphan Detection and Killing", INSTITUTION="University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Computing Laboratory", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Sore85:Cambridge, AUTHOR="S.-A. Sorensen", TITLE="Cambridge Ring Performance", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=9, PAGES="345-352", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Stuc85:Computer, AUTHOR="B. W. Stuck and E. Arthurs", TITLE="A Computer and Communications Network Performance Analysis Primer", PUBLISHER="Prentice-Hall", YEAR=1985, } @MISC{Sear85:Foundations, AUTHOR="J. R. Searle and Vanderveken", TITLE="Foundations of Illocutionary Logic", PAGES="Cambridge", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="pp36 -40, exposition of illocutionary point - taxonomy of points", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Alm85:Land, AUTHOR="G. Alm", TITLE="Land use classification of aerial photographs using texture and spectral information", BOOKTITLE="4th Scandinavian conference on image analysis", PAGES="373-382", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Aron8501:Minimum, AUTHOR="S. Aronoff", TITLE="The minimum accuracy value as an index of classification accuracy", JOURNAL="Photogrametric Engineering and Remote Sensing", VOLUME=51, NUMBER=1, PAGES="99-111", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Cros85:Segmentation, AUTHOR="A. Cross and D. C. Mason", TITLE="Segmentation of remotely-sensed images by a split-and-merge process", BOOKTITLE="International Conference of the Remote Sensing Soc", PAGES="177-188", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="Describes the application of an image seg. technique to rs terrain images. The seg. is a preprocessing op. which is applied prior to image classification in order to improve class. accuracy. Texture is measured using easily computed grey value difference statistics.", } @BOOK{Curr85:Principles, AUTHOR="P. J. Curren", TITLE="Principles of remote sensing", PUBLISHER="Longman", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="Pg 58 for a laugh", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Dahi85:Image, AUTHOR="B. Dahiqvist and K. Knutsson", TITLE="Image classification and description of use-wear on tools of flint", BOOKTITLE="4th Scandinavian conference on image analysis", PAGES="289-295", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Davi85:Geomycin, AUTHOR="J. R. Davies and P. M. Nanninga", TITLE={"Geomycin": Towards a geographic expert system for resource management}, JOURNAL="Journal Environmental Management", VOLUME=21, PAGES="377-390", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Hara85:Image, AUTHOR="R. M. Haralick and L. G. Shapiro", TITLE="Image segmentation techniques", JOURNAL="CVGIP", VOLUME=29, PAGES="100-132", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="Survey of various techniques.", } @ARTICLE{Harr8506:Contextual, AUTHOR="R. J. Harris", TITLE="Contextual classification post-processing of {LANDSAT} data using a probabilistic relaxation model", JOURNAL=remote, VOLUME=6, NUMBER=6, PAGES="847-866", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Hjor85:Contextual, AUTHOR="N. L. Hjort and E. Mohn", TITLE="On the contextual classification of data from high resolution satelites", BOOKTITLE="4th Scandinavian conference on image analysis", PAGES="391-399", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="It has been usual when designing classification procedures for RS data to assume independence of the feature vectors. This assumption may be reasonable when the pixels are large, say 100x100m, but less so for high resolution satelliteswith pixel sizes of 20x20m, or less. This paper considers a simple model which allows for spatial correlation. The idea is to express the feature vectors from neighbouring pixels as a sum of two independent processes, one having independent vectors with class dependent distributions, the other being a contaminating, auto-correlated noise process. This model is combined with a model for the joint distribution of the classes of the neighbours, giving a contextual classification rule incorporating the spatial relationship of the feature vectors. A method of estimating the parameters in the autocorrelation model is also presented.", } @ARTICLE{Hyde8504:Approach, AUTHOR="J. Hyde and J. A. Fullwood and D. R. Corral", TITLE="An approach to knowledge-driven segmentation", JOURNAL=image, VOLUME=3, NUMBER=4, PAGES="198-205", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="Use of knowledge in a multiresolution multipredicate representation of image data is considered for the purpose of object segmentation and classification. Techniques for producing multiresolution data in the same computational process, and for producing segmentations based on grey level, colour, texture and optical flow predicates, are illustrated. In particular the use of knowledge encapsulated in 2D models is considered for compact and distributed objects. Uses fractal dimensions and other texture techniques. Uses multiple resolutions.", } @ARTICLE{Kitt8504:Relaxation, AUTHOR="J. Kittler and J. Illingworth", TITLE="Relaxation labelling algorithms - a review", JOURNAL=image, VOLUME=3, NUMBER=4, PAGES="206-216", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="An important research topic in image processing and image interpretation methodology is the development of methods to incorporate contextual information into the interpretation of objects. Over the last decade, relaxation labelling has been a useful and much studied approach to the problem. It is an attractive technique because it is highly parallel, involving the propagation of local information via iterative processing. The paper surveys the literature pertaining to relaxation labelling and highlights the important theoretical advances and the interesting applications for which it has proven useful.", } @ARTICLE{Levi8502:Dynamic, AUTHOR="M. D. Levine and A. M. Nazif", TITLE="Dynamic measurement of computer generated image segmentations", JOURNAL=ieeepami, VOLUME=7, NUMBER=2, PAGES="155-164", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="This paper introduces a general purpose performance measurement scheme for image segmentation algs. Performance parameters that function in real time destinguish this method from previous approaches that depended on an apriori knowledge of the correct segmentation. A low level, context independent definition of segmentation is used to obtain a set of optimisation criteria for evaluating performance. Uniformity within each region and contrast between adjacent regions serve as parameters for region analysis. Contrast across lines and conectivity between them represent measurement for line analysis. Texture is depicted by the introduction of focus of attention areas as groups of regions and lines. The performance parameters are then measured separately for each area. The usefulness of this approach lies in the ability to adjust the strategy of a system according to the varying characteristics of different areas. The feedback path provides the means for more efficient and error free processing. Results from areas with dissimilar properties show a diversity in the measurements that is utilised for dynamic strategy setting.", } @ARTICLE{Math8502:Computationally, AUTHOR="P. M. Mather", TITLE="A Computationally-efficient maximum-likelihood classifier employing prior probabilities for remotely sensed data", JOURNAL=remote, VOLUME=6, NUMBER=2, PAGES="369-376", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{McKe8503:Rule, AUTHOR="D. M. McKeown and W. A. Harvey and J. McDermott", TITLE="Rule-based interpretation of aeriel imagery", JOURNAL=ieeepami, VOLUME=7, NUMBER=3, PAGES="570-585", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Ohta85:Knowledge, AUTHOR="Y. Ohta", TITLE="Knowledge Based Interpretation of Outdoor Natural Colour Scenes", PUBLISHER="Pitman", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Park85:Texture, AUTHOR="J. Parkkinen and E. Oja", TITLE="Texture classification by the subspace method", BOOKTITLE="4th Scandinavian conference on image analysis", PAGES="429-436", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Shor85:Method, AUTHOR="G. G. Shortcliffe", TITLE="A method for managing evidential reasoning in a hierarchical hypothesis space", JOURNAL=ai, VOLUME=26, PAGES="323-357", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Wesl8503:Evidential, AUTHOR="L. P. Wesley", TITLE="Evidential knowledge based computer vision", JOURNAL=opteng, VOLUME=25, NUMBER=3, PAGES="363-379", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Wilk85:Recent, AUTHOR="G. G. Wilkinson and P. F. Fisher", TITLE="Recent development and future trends in geo-information systems", BOOKTITLE="Annual Symposium of the British Cartographic Soc", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="Geographic information systems which store, manipulate and display spatially-referenced datasets have been in existence for many years. These systems have traditionally been used to handle digital map data in vector form, but more recently they have been used to handle raster-based imagery of the Earth's surface. There is now a need to establish integrated geo-information systems (IGIS) based on major environmental databases with intelligent front-ends, and knowledge-based systems for data management, selection, integration and display. This paper reviews the developments in these areas and assesses the potential impact of advanced information technology in the IGIS field.", } @ARTICLE{Wilt85:Programming, AUTHOR="R. Wilton", TITLE="Programming the enhanced graphics adapter", JOURNAL=byte, VOLUME="Fall 1985", PAGES="209-220", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Lee85:Temporal, AUTHOR="R. M. Lee and H. Coelho and J. C. Cotta", TITLE="Temporal inferencing on administrative databases", JOURNAL="Information Systems", VOLUME=10, PAGES="197-206", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Aoya85:Temporal, AUTHOR="T. Aoyagi and M. Fujita and T. Mota-Oka", TITLE="Temporal logic programming language Tokio: programming in Tokio", BOOKTITLE="Logic Programming", SERIES="LNCS", PUBLISHER="Springer Verlag", VOLUME=221, PAGES="128-137", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Mosz85:Temporal, AUTHOR="B. Moszkowski", TITLE="A temporal logic for multi-level reasoning about hardware", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=18, PAGES="10-19", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Brin85:OSI, AUTHOR="Ed Brinksma and Guenter Karjoth", TITLE="A Specification of the {OSI} Transport Service in {LOTOS}", BOOKTITLE="Protocol Specification, Testing and Verification IV", PAGES="Elsevier, IFIP", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{McEl85:Theory, AUTHOR="Robert McEliece", TITLE="The Theory of Information and Coding", SERIES="Encyclopedia of Mathematics and its Applications", PUBLISHER="Cambridge University Press", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Anon8504:Executive, AUTHOR="Anonymous", TITLE="Executive Summary of the {NRC} Report on Transport Protocols for Department of Defense Data Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, MONTH="April/May", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Fong8504:MAP, AUTHOR="K. Fong and P. Amaranth", TITLE="{MAP} Application Layer Interface and Application Layer Management Structure, Part {I:} Management Structure", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, MONTH="April/May", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Stal8504:Annotated, AUTHOR="W. Stallings", TITLE="An Annotated Bibliography on Computer-Communications Protocols", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=2, MONTH="April/May", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Mada8507:Naming, AUTHOR="M. S. Madan", TITLE="On Naming Considerations for Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=3, MONTH="July/August", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Fong8507:MAP, AUTHOR="K. Fong and P. Amaranth", TITLE="{MAP} Application Layer Interface and Application Layer Management Structure, Part {II:} Application Program View", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=3, MONTH="July/August", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Lai8507:Bifurcated, AUTHOR="W. S. Lai", TITLE="Bifurcated Routing in Computer Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=3, MONTH="July/August", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Multipath; routing; computer network; load sharing", } @ARTICLE{Whit8507:Standards, AUTHOR="Bryan S. Whittle", TITLE="Standards for the Evolving {ISDN--Progress} and Challenges: A Road Map", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=3, MONTH="July/August", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Zako8510:Architecture, AUTHOR="S. Zakon", TITLE="An Architecture for Routing in the {ISO} Connectionless {Internet}", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=5, MONTH="October/November", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Stal8510:Annotated, AUTHOR="W. Stallings", TITLE="An Annotated Bibliography on Local Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=5, MONTH="October/November", YEAR=1985, } @INBOOK{Katz85:Information, TITLE="Information Management for Engineering Design", EDITOR="Randy H. Katz", CHAPTER="The Object Model", PUBLISHER="Springer Verlag", YEAR=1985, } @PHDTHESIS{Soll85:Distributed, AUTHOR="Karen Sollins", TITLE="Distributed name management", SCHOOL="MIT", YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Budd85:BIB, AUTHOR="Timothy A. Budd", TITLE="{BIB}", INSTITUTION="The Univerity of Arizona Department of Computer Science", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Jeff85:Time, AUTHOR="David Jefferson and Brian Beckman and Steve Hughes and Eric Levy and Todd Litwin and John Spagnuolo and Jon Vavrus and Fred Wieland", TITLE="Implementation of Time Warp on the Caltech Hypercube", BOOKTITLE="SCS Multiconference on Distributed Simulation", PUBLISHER="The Society for Computer Simulation", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Kowa85:Parallel, AUTHOR="J. S. Kowalik", TITLE="Parallel {MIMD} Computation: {HEP} Supercomputer and Its Applications", PUBLISHER="The MIT Press", YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Weis85:Yellow, AUTHOR="P. Weiss", TITLE="Yellow Pages Protocol Specification", PUBLISHER="Sun Microsystems, Inc.", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Rpc; yp; nis", } @BOOK{Moss85:Nested, AUTHOR="J. Eliot B. Moss", TITLE="Nested Transactions: An Approach to Reliable Distributed Computing", PUBLISHER="MIT Press", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="transactions; distributed computing; locking", } @ARTICLE{Abba85:Efficient, AUTHOR="A El Abbadi and D. Skeen and F. Cristian", TITLE="An Efficient, Fault-Tolerant Protocol for Replicated Data Management", JOURNAL="PODBS", PAGES="215-229", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="SiteView", } @BOOK{IEEE85:Carrier, AUTHOR="I. E. EE", TITLE="802.3 Carrier Sense Mulitple Access with Collision Detection {(CSMA/CD)}", PUBLISHER="IEEEP", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="ISO/DIS 8802/3k CSMA/CD", } @TECHREPORT{Sand85:Sun, AUTHOR="R. Sandberg and D. Goldberg and S. Kleiman and D. Walsh and B. Lyon", TITLE="Design and Implementation of the Sun network file system", INSTITUTION="Sun Microsystems, Inc.", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Holl85:Generalized, AUTHOR="M. A. Holliday and M. K. Vernon", TITLE="Generalized timed Petri net model for performance analysis", BOOKTITLE="International Workshop on Timed Petri Nets. Publ by IEEE, New York", ISBN="0-8186-0674-6", ADDRESS="Torino, Italy", PAGES="181-190", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=15, KEYWORDS="Computer architecture; performance evaluation; probability; Time Domain Analysis; mathematical model; GTPN; pipeline processing; dining philosophers model", ABSTRACT="The authors have developed a generalized timed Petri net (GTPN) model for evaluating the performance of computer architectures They define the GTPN model and its stochastic analysis, provide a unified view of this model with the Stochastic Petri net. They then demonstrate the use of their automated GTPN analysis techniques on the Dining Philosophers model, which violates restrictions in the earlier TPN models.", } @BOOK{Ide85:Warte, AUTHOR="H.-D. Ide", TITLE="Über ein Warte-Verlustsystem mit dynamischer Zuteilung der Bedienungseinheiten zur Abwehr lokaler Überlastsituationen", SERIES="Fortschritt-Berichte Reihe 8", ISBN="3-18-149308-2", PUBLISHER="VDI", ADDRESS="Dortmund, Germany", VOLUME=93, PAGES=105, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=12, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; delay system; loss system; overload control", } @BOOK{Sage85:Über, AUTHOR="J. Sägebarth", TITLE="Über Eigenschaften und Dimensionierung von rekursiven Zufallszahlengeneratoren und ihre Anwendung in der Verkehrssimulation", ISBN="3-18-149408-9", PUBLISHER="Fortschritt-Berichte VDI, Reihe 8", ADDRESS="Dortmund, Germany", VOLUME=94, PAGES=221, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=44, KEYWORDS="Random number generation; RNG; rvg; shift register sequences", } @ARTICLE{Schn85:Local, AUTHOR="G. M. Schneider", TITLE="Local area networks", JOURNAL=cn, ADDRESS="Netherlands", PAGES="175-240", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=71, KEYWORDS="Special issue; mixed voice and data network; ring network; LAN; multipoint connection; CSMA; communication protocol; token ring", ABSTRACT="In the area of performance evaluation we have two contributions. The paper by Chlamtac and Ganz presents an analytic model with which to study system performance of the alternative topologies available in multibus communications. The authors then present conclusions concerning the optimal level of duplication ofconnections to maximize network performance. The second paper, by Sethi and Saydam, describes the construction of an M/G/1 queue.", } @ARTICLE{Ragh8502:Double, AUTHOR="C. S. Raghavendra and J. A. Silvester", TITLE="Double Loop Network Architectures - A Performance Study", JOURNAL=ieeecom, ISBN="0090-6778", VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=2, PAGES="185-187", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=10, KEYWORDS="LAN; architecture; topology; performance evaluation; analytical model; simulation model; routing algorithm; adaptive routing; traffic load; reliability", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Abe85:Bayesian, AUTHOR="T. Abe and H. Saito", TITLE="Bayesian forecasting with multiple state space model", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="537-543", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Addi85:Queues, AUTHOR="R. G. Addie", TITLE="Queues with Semi-Markow Input and Service Times", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="336-342 (3.1)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Akin85:Controlling, AUTHOR="J. M. Akinpelu and R. A. Skoog", TITLE="Controlling Transients and Overloads in Common Channel Signaling Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="996-1002", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Andr85:Simulation, AUTHOR="R. N. Andries and M. Gruszecki and J. Massant", TITLE="Simulation of Distributed Microprocessor Control in Digital Switching Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="873-879 (5.1)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Arhn85:Erik, AUTHOR="J. Arhnung and V. B. Iversen", TITLE="Erik Brockmeyer and the Teletraffic Theory", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME="part 2", PAGES=1150, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Arvi85:Applicability, AUTHOR="A. Arvidsson", TITLE="On the applicability of Erlang's B Model in {ISDN}", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES=562, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Integrated network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Asge85:End, AUTHOR="C. Asgersen", TITLE="End-to-End Dimensioning of Trunk Networks - A Concept Based on Experience from the Danish Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME="part 2", PAGES="1090-1096", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Aubi85:Traffic, AUTHOR="F. Aubin and B. Craignou", TITLE="Traffic Forecasting with Minimum Data", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="459-465 (3.3)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Avel85:Traffic, AUTHOR="O. Avellaneda and R. N. Pandya and G. Brody", TITLE="Traffic Modeling of a Cellular Mobile Radio System", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="306-312 (2.4)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="GOS; MAT; satellite; radio systems", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Avil85:Load, AUTHOR="S. Avila and A. Guerrero", TITLE="Load Sharing Dynamic Routing in a Telephone Network", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME="part 2", PAGES="723-729", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Back85:Changes, AUTHOR="R. Bäckström and P. Dahlström", TITLE="Changes in Traffic Parameters due to Introduction of Time Dependent Tariffs", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME="part 2", PAGES="601-607 (4.1B)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos; charging; traffic; tariffs", } @ARTICLE{Bada85:Implikationen, AUTHOR="A. Badach and B. Wolfinger", TITLE="Implikationen unterschiedlicher Quittungsstrategien für das Verhalten von Kommunikationsprotokollen", JOURNAL=aninf, ADDRESS="Germany", VOLUME=5, PAGES="207-214", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @ARTICLE{Balz85:Allgemeine, AUTHOR="H. Balzert", TITLE="Allgemeine Prinzipien des Software Engineering", JOURNAL=aninf, ADDRESS="Germany", VOLUME=1, PAGES="1-8", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bern85:Reliability, AUTHOR="F. Bernabei and A. Leccese and Achille Pattavina and A. Roveri", TITLE="A Reliability Oriented Approach to the Topological Design of Packet Switched Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="938-944 (5.2A)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Data traffic; computer network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bolo85:Class, AUTHOR="V. A. Bolotin", TITLE="Class of Service Analysis of Traffic Variations at Telephone Exchanges", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="350-356", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bona85:Models, AUTHOR="M. Bonatti and C. Barbuio and G. Cappellini and U. Padulosi", TITLE="Models for an Effective Definition of End-to-End {GOS} Parameters and for their Repartition in {IDN} Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="682-688", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bona85:Strategical, AUTHOR="M. Bonatti and Giorgio Gallassi and S. Cavallo", TITLE="Strategical System Planning:Application to Exchange Evolution", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="214-220", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bons85:Transient, AUTHOR="J. Bonser", TITLE="The Analysis of Transient Performance for Nodal Failure in an Alternative Routing Network", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME="part 2", PAGES="5.1A.849-854", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Overload control; flow control; communication network", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bran85:Low, AUTHOR="J. Brand", TITLE="Low Cost Design Modification for Improving Real-Time Capacity", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME="part 2", PAGES=1141, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gos", } @ARTICLE{Bran85:Stationary, AUTHOR="A. Brandt", TITLE="On Stationary Waiting Times and Limiting Behaviour of Queues with many Servers {I:} The General G/G/m/oo Case", JOURNAL=eik, ADDRESS="Soviet Union", VOLUME="21 1/2", PAGES="47-64", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Delay system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Cohe85:Who, AUTHOR="J. W. Cohen", TITLE="Who Introduced the Birth- and Death- Technique", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="36-39 (1.4)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system", } @ARTICLE{Ide8506:Delay, AUTHOR="H.-D. Ide", TITLE="Performance Analysis of a Delay-Loss System with Cut-Off Priority and State Dependent Server Reservation", JOURNAL=aeu, ADDRESS="Germany", VOLUME=39, NUMBER=6, PAGES="395-401", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Control; overload control", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Sgeb85:Bounds, AUTHOR="J. Sägebarth", TITLE="On Bounds of Random Number Generators with finite Cycle length forTraffic Simulation", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=2, PAGES="S5.1K 1148", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Simulation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Sega85:Traffic, AUTHOR="M. Segal and David Burton Smith", TITLE="Some Traffic Issues in Digital Corss-Connect Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME="part 2", PAGES=1144, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Tdm", } @INCOLLECTION{Mull85:NUMAS, AUTHOR="B. Müller", TITLE="{NUMAS:} A tool for the numerical modelling of computer systems", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland", ADDRESS="Amsterdam, Netherlands", PAGES="141-154", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Mhlh85:Use, AUTHOR="M. M hlhäuser and O. Drobnik", TITLE="The use of distributed simulation for the development of distributed software", JOURNAL="Interner Bericht der Fakultät Informatik, Karlsruhe", ADDRESS="Karlsruhe, Germany", PAGES=19, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=5, KEYWORDS="Simulation; distributed simulation; software", ABSTRACT="The paper introduces the nucleus of a distributed simulation system. It presents a concept for modeling the constituents of a distributed simulation system. It presents a concept for modeling the constituents of a distributed system and their dynamic interactions. The control structure of the simulation system is described. An acceleration method is proposed to enforce efficient simulation. The system is thought as a part of DESIGN.", } @TECHREPORT{Peac8502:Distributed, AUTHOR="J. K. Peacock", TITLE="Distributed simulation using a network of processors", INSTITUTION="Computer Communications Networks Group CCNG", ADDRESS="Waterloo, Canada", NUMBER="T-87", PAGES=125, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=52, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; broadcast", ABSTRACT="We first define a taxonomy by which we classify a number of methods for performing the synchronization in a distributed simulation, and then deal with the four main distributed methods, giving algorithms for the method which gives the greatest potential parallelism (loose event-driven). Some of the other algorithms perform broadcasts. Hence, we consider the general problem of optimally broadcasting within a fully connected network.", } @PHDTHESIS{Roth85:Über, AUTHOR="K. Rothmaier", TITLE="Über den Einfluß von Wegezuteilungsprinzipien und Wegesuchalgorithmen auf die Verkehrseigenschaften von {PCM-Koppelanordnungen}", SCHOOL="Institut für Nachrichtenvermittlung und Datenverarbeitung", ADDRESS="Stuttgart, Germany", VOLUME=35, NOTE="Bericht über verkehrstheoretische Fragen", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Switching network; PCM", } @ARTICLE{Erde8506:Burst, AUTHOR="Karlheinz Erdel", TITLE="Burst Error Correction for Digital 34 Mbit/s {TV} Signal Transmission with a Fire Code", JOURNAL="Frequenz", VOLUME=39, NUMBER=6, PAGES="165-170", YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="The design and implementation of an experimental error-correcting codec for digital 34-Mbit/s TV signals is described. For encoding, a shortened cyclic block code (Fire code) with a block length of 275 bits and a redundancy of 5.1\% is used, which is capable of correcting burst errors up to a length of 5 bits. Encoder and decoder are composed of 4 basic encoders/decoders working in paralllel with an operating speed of 9 MHz.", } @ARTICLE{Akse85:Simulation, AUTHOR="B. Akselrod and G. Langholz", TITLE="A Simulation Study of Advanced Routing Methods in a Multipriority Telephone Network", JOURNAL=ieeesmc, VOLUME="SMC-15", NUMBER=6, PAGES="730-736", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="simulation; ROUTING; NETWORK", } @ARTICLE{Akyi8506:Approximative, AUTHOR="Ian Akyildiz", TITLE="Approximative Produktformlösungen für Blockiernetze", JOURNAL=er, ADDRESS="Germany", VOLUME=27, NUMBER=6, PAGES="333-339", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Product form; blocking", } @ARTICLE{Alti85:Phase, AUTHOR="T. Altiok", TITLE="On the Phase-Type Approximations of General Distributions", JOURNAL="IIE Transactions", VOLUME=17, NUMBER=2, PAGES="110-116", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Cox distribution; approximation", } @TECHREPORT{Alti85:Equivalence, AUTHOR="T. Altiok", TITLE="Equivalence Relations Between Some Classes of Phase-Type Distributions", TYPE="IE working paper", INSTITUTION="Department of Industrial Engineering, Rutgers University", NUMBER="85-106", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Distribution; equivalence", } @TECHREPORT{Alti85:R, AUTHOR="T. Altiok", TITLE="(R,r) Production/Inventory Systems", TYPE="IE Working Paper", INSTITUTION="Department of Industrial Engineering, Rutgers University", NUMBER="85-103", PAGES=23, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Production system", } @ARTICLE{Alti85:Production, AUTHOR="T. Altiok", TITLE="Production Lines with Phase-Type Operation and Repair Times and Finite Buffers", JOURNAL=ijpr, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=3, PAGES="489-498", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Phase-type model; repair; finite buffer", } @ARTICLE{Appl85:Cellent, AUTHOR="M. S. Appleby and J. Garrett", TITLE="The Cellent Cellular Radio Network", JOURNAL="British Telecommunications Engineering", VOLUME=4, NUMBER=2, PAGES="62-69", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="mobile radio", } @ARTICLE{Arce85:Note, AUTHOR="A. Arcese", TITLE="A Note on Contention with Reference to Communication Networks", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=1, PAGES="103-104", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Communication network; contention", } @ARTICLE{Asmu85:Conjugate, AUTHOR="S. Asmussen", TITLE="Conjugate Processes and the Simulation of Ruin Problems", JOURNAL="Stochastic Processes and their Applications", VOLUME=20, PAGES="213-229", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="variance reduction", } @TECHREPORT{Asmu85:Über, AUTHOR="S. Asmussen and H. Johansen", TITLE="Über eine Stetigkeitsfrage Betreffend das Bedienungssystem {GI/GI/s}", INSTITUTION="Institut for Matematisk Statistik, Kobenhavns Universitet", PAGES=11, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gi/gi/n", } @ARTICLE{Assa85:Presentation, AUTHOR="D. Assaf and N. A. Langberg", TITLE="Presentation of Phase-type Distributions as Proper Mixtures", JOURNAL=jap, VOLUME=22, PAGES="247-250", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Cox distribution", } @ARTICLE{Atan85:Generalized, AUTHOR="K. T. Atanassov and K. D. Yanev", TITLE="Generalized Nets for Computer System Modelling", JOURNAL="Simulation in Research and Development", ADDRESS="Netherlands", PAGES="223-227", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Modeling; Petri net; survey; generalized nets", ABSTRACT="The Generalized nets are a graphically oriented tool for modelling, including as particular cases the Petri nets, E-nets etc., and proposing even better convenience for modelling and simulation of parallel processes. The foundations of the application of Generalized net-models for detailed analysis of computer systems by means of graphical, analytical and simulation models are discussed in the", } @ARTICLE{Bada85:Service, AUTHOR="A. Badach and P. Protzel", TITLE="Service Availability Evaluation of Hierarchical Systems", JOURNAL=ntz, VOLUME=7, NUMBER=5, PAGES="109-118", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="hierarchical; availability; evaluation; service characterization; system design", } @ARTICLE{Barl85:Assessing, AUTHOR="R. E. Barlow and N. D. Singpurwalla", TITLE="Assessing the Reliability of Computer Software and Computer Networks: An Opportunity for Partnership With Computer Scientists", JOURNAL="The American Statistician", VOLUME=39, NUMBER=2, PAGES="88-94", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Reliability; computer network; software", } @ARTICLE{Bel85:Adaptive, AUTHOR="G. Bel and Prosper Chemouil and J.-M. Garcia and F. Le Gall and J. Bernussou", TITLE="Adaptive Traffic Routing in Telephone Networks", JOURNAL="Large Scale Systems - Theory and Applications", VOLUME=8, NUMBER=3, PAGES="267-282", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Routing; routing algorithm; adaptive routing", } @ARTICLE{Bel8501:Modélisation, AUTHOR="G. Bel and D. F. Dubois", TITLE="Modélisation et Simulation de Systémes Automatisés de Production", JOURNAL="Automatique-Produtique Informatique Industrielle. APII", ADDRESS="France", VOLUME=19, NUMBER=1, PAGES="3-43", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="French", KEYWORDS="Petri net; queueing network", } @ARTICLE{Berm85:Optimal, AUTHOR="O. Berman and R. E. Larson and S. S. Chiu", TITLE="Optimal Server Location on a Network Operating as an {M/G/1} Queue", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=4, PAGES="746-771", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Optimization; network; m/g/1", } @ARTICLE{Brad85:Sizing, AUTHOR="C. E. Bradley and S. G. Taylor and W. I. Gray", TITLE="Sizing Storage Facilities For Open Pit Coal Mines", JOURNAL="IIE Transactions", VOLUME=17, NUMBER=4, PAGES="320-326", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="slam", } @ARTICLE{Brin85:TRTS, AUTHOR="M. Brinch and P. Haldorsen and R. Huslende", TITLE="{TRTS} - Et System for Verifisering av Fremkommelighet och Servicekvalitet i Telenettet", JOURNAL=ericssonr, ADDRESS="Sweden", NUMBER=3, PAGES="114-122", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="Swedish", KEYWORDS="Telephony; QOS", } @ARTICLE{Buza8507:Approximate, AUTHOR="J. A. Buzacott and J. G. Shantikumar", TITLE="On Approximate Queueing Models of Dynamic Job Shops", JOURNAL=ms, VOLUME=31, NUMBER=7, PAGES="870-887", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @ARTICLE{Calz85:Characterization, AUTHOR="Maria Calzarossa and G. Serazzi", TITLE="A Characterization of the Variation in Time of Workload Arrival Patterns", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=2, PAGES="156-162", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="arrival process; cluster analysis; workload", ABSTRACT="Dynamic workload models; Fitting techniques", } @ARTICLE{Chen85:Empirical, AUTHOR="Sheng Chen and J. C. Fu and S. K. Sinha", TITLE="An Empirical Procedure for Estimating the Parameters of a Mixed Exponential Life Testing Model", JOURNAL=ieeer, VOLUME="R-34", NUMBER=1, PAGES="60-64", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Parameter Estimation; Phase-Type Model", } @ARTICLE{Chiu85:Locating, AUTHOR="S. S. Chiu and R. E. Larson", TITLE="Locating an $n$-Server Facility in a Stochastic Environment", JOURNAL="Computers and Operations Research", VOLUME=12, NUMBER=6, PAGES="509-516", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Multiserver; stochastic system", } @ARTICLE{Chri85:Valf, AUTHOR="P. H. Christensen", TITLE="Valf mellem {DATEX} og {DATEL} - Et Element i Kapacitetsplanlægningen", JOURNAL="Nordisk DATAnytt", ADDRESS="Denmark", VOLUME=11, PAGES="47-50", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="Danish", KEYWORDS="Network Planning; Data Network", } @ARTICLE{Clar8505:Pseudorandom, AUTHOR="R. N. Clark", TITLE="A Pseudorandom Number Generator", JOURNAL="Simulation", VOLUME=45, NUMBER=5, PAGES="252-255", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="random number", } @ARTICLE{Coch8510:Latest, AUTHOR="J. I. Cochrane and W. E. Falconer and W. S. Mummert and W. E. Strich", TITLE="Latest Network Trends", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=10, PAGES="17-31", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Network Evolution", } @ARTICLE{Cohe85:Evolution, AUTHOR="J. W. Cohen and O. J. Boxma", TITLE="A Survey of the Evolution of Queueing Theory", JOURNAL="Statistica neerlandica", VOLUME=39, NUMBER=2, PAGES="143-158", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory; traffic theory; performance evaluation; network", ABSTRACT="The evolution of queueing theory is sketched from its origin in Teletraffic, via its growth to maturity as a mathematical discipline in Operations Research, to its present position as an indispensable tool in the performance analysis of complex computer- and communication networks. The Dutch post-war contributions to this evolution receive some special attention, on the occasion of the celebration of the Dutch Soc", } @ARTICLE{Daik85:Optimal, AUTHOR="K. Daikoku and H. Ohdate", TITLE="Optimal Design for Cellular Mobile Systems", JOURNAL=ieeevt, VOLUME="VT-34", NUMBER=1, PAGES="3-12", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="mobile radio", ABSTRACT="Cellular zone design parameters for a land mobile communication system are clarified. System parameters having a strong influence on cellular system performance are discussed and some problems encountered when parameters are changed are discussed.", } @ARTICLE{Datt85:Generating, AUTHOR="R. Dattero and W. E. Stein", TITLE="Generating Continuous Random Variates from Hazard Rate Function", JOURNAL=ieeer, VOLUME="R-34", NUMBER=1, PAGES="78-80", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="random number; sampling; simulation", } @ARTICLE{Dotc8512:Real, AUTHOR="R. Dotcheva and I. Stanev", TITLE="Real Traffic Measurements with Minicomputer Equipment", JOURNAL="Telecommunication Journal", VOLUME=52, NUMBER=12, PAGES="673-678", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Traffic measurement; measurement tool", } @ARTICLE{Douk85:Research, AUTHOR="G. I. Doukidis and R. J. Paul", TITLE="Research into Expert Systems to Aid Simulation Model Formulation", JOURNAL=jors, VOLUME=4, PAGES="319-325", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Expert System; Simulation Model", } @INCOLLECTION{El85:Learning, AUTHOR="Y. M. El-Fattah", TITLE="Learning Automata in Distributed Control Systems", BOOKTITLE="Control and Dynamic Systems. Advances in Theory and Applications", EDITOR="C. T. Leondes", PUBLISHER="Academic Press", VOLUME=1, PAGES="233-271", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Distributed control; decentralized control", } @ARTICLE{Ephr85:Adaptive, AUTHOR="Anthony Ephremides", TITLE="Adaptive Routing in Radio Communication Networks", JOURNAL="Digital Techniques in Simulation, Communications and Control", PAGES="285-290", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Adaptive Routing; Packet Radio; Communication Network", } @ARTICLE{Fili85:Optimal, AUTHOR="J. Filipiak", TITLE="Optimal Adaptation of Telephone Traffic to Changing Load Conditions", JOURNAL="Large Scale Systems - Theory and Applications", VOLUME=8, NUMBER=3, PAGES="237-255", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Adaptive Routing; Communication Network; Load Measurement; traffic control; Telephony", } @ARTICLE{Frie8505:Probability, AUTHOR="L. W. Friedman and H. H. Friedman", TITLE="The Probability Distribution as a Performance Criterion when Comparing Alternative Systems", JOURNAL="Simulation", VOLUME=45, NUMBER=5, PAGES="262-264", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Simulation; Distribution; Performance Measure; Comparison", } @ARTICLE{Fuhr85:Symmetric, AUTHOR="S. W. Fuhrmann", TITLE="Symmetric Queues Served in Cyclic Order", JOURNAL=orl, VOLUME=4, NUMBER=3, PAGES="139-144", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="exhaustive service; limited service; gated service; cycle time", } @ARTICLE{Fuku85:Input, AUTHOR="A. Fukuda", TITLE="Analysis of Input Control Based on Discrete Monitoring in Mixed Input Queueing Model", JOURNAL=ecij1, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=68, NUMBER=12, PAGES="57-65", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing System; Measurement; Analysis; Mixed Traffic; Controlled Input", } @ARTICLE{Gilc85:Algorithm, AUTHOR="L. Z. Gil'chenok", TITLE="An Algorithm for Establishing an Interzone Primary Network", JOURNAL="Telecommunications and Radio Engineering", VOLUME="39/40", PAGES="25-27", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Algorithm; Communication Network; Primary Group", } @ARTICLE{Gira85:Nonhierarchical, AUTHOR="Andre Girard", TITLE="Nonhierarchical Sequential Routing: An approximate Solution to the Optimal Routing Problem", JOURNAL="Large Scale Systems - Theory and Applications", VOLUME=8, NUMBER=3, PAGES="257-265", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Communication Network; Routing; Routing Algorithm; Optimization; approximation", } @ARTICLE{Glen8506:Methodology, AUTHOR="A. B. Glenn", TITLE="Methodology for Quantitatively Evaluating Satellite Communication Network Survivability", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=6, PAGES="28-33", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Satellite Radio; Method; Reliability; Evaluation", } @ARTICLE{Gree85:Queueing, AUTHOR="L. Green", TITLE="A Queueing System with General-Use and Limited-Use Servers", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=1, PAGES="168-182", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing System; Service Characterization", } @ARTICLE{Guri8509:Méthodes, AUTHOR="J.-P. Guérineau and J. Labetoulle and M. Lebourges", TITLE="Méthodes à Trois Moments Fondée sur un Processus de Cox pour Analyser le Trafic dans un Réseau Téléphonique", JOURNAL=atele, ADDRESS="France", VOLUME=40, NUMBER="9-10", PAGES="535-543", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="French", KEYWORDS="Queueing Network; Analysis; Moment Approximation; Telephony", } @ARTICLE{Gupt8506:Land, AUTHOR="S. C. Gupta and Harish Viswanathan and R. Muammar", TITLE="Land Mobile Radio Systems - a Tutorial Exposition", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=6, PAGES="34-45", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Mobile Radio; Survey; Tutorial", } @ARTICLE{Haas85:Regenerative, AUTHOR="P. J. Haas and G. S. Shedler", TITLE="Regenerative Simulation Methods for Local Area Computer Networks", JOURNAL=ibmjrd, VOLUME=29, NUMBER=2, PAGES="194-205", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Lan", } @ARTICLE{Haje85:Stochastic, AUTHOR="B. Hajek", TITLE="Stochastic Approximation Methods for Decentralized Control in Multiaccess Communications", JOURNAL=ieeeit, VOLUME="IT-31", NUMBER=2, PAGES="176-184", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="multiple access", } @ARTICLE{Hans85:Queue, AUTHOR="T. Hanschke", TITLE="The {M/G/1/1} Queue with Repeated Attempts and Different Types of Feedback Effects", JOURNAL=ors, PAGES="209-215", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing System; M/G/1/S; Feedback Queue", } @ARTICLE{Hans85:Kanel, AUTHOR="P. Brinch Hansen", TITLE="Kanel, model, adel, sadel - og andre vanskeligheder ved at lære en maskine at læse h jt", JOURNAL="Teleteknik", ADDRESS="Sweden", NUMBER=4, PAGES="198-207", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="Swedish", } @ARTICLE{Harr85:Note, AUTHOR="C. R. Harris", TITLE="A Note on Mixed Exponential Approximations for {GI/G/1} Waiting Times", JOURNAL="Computers and Operations Research", VOLUME=12, NUMBER=3, PAGES="285-289", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing System; Delay Model; Approximation; GI/G/1; Waiting Time", } @ARTICLE{Jame85:Variance, AUTHOR="B. A. P. James", TITLE="Variance Reduction Techniques", JOURNAL=jors, VOLUME=36, NUMBER=6, PAGES="525-530", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="simulation", } @ARTICLE{Jarv85:Approximating, AUTHOR="J. P. Jarvis", TITLE="Approximating the Equilibrium Behavior of Multi-Server Loss Systems", JOURNAL=ms, VOLUME=31, NUMBER=2, PAGES="235-239", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system; multiserver", } @TECHREPORT{Jobk85:Über, AUTHOR="S. Jobke", TITLE="Über Warte-Verlustsysteme in Netzknoten von Zeitmultiplexnetzen mit Vielfachzugriff und Burst-Verkehr", INSTITUTION="Lehrstuhl für Elektronische Systeme und Vermittlungstechnik, Universität Dortmund", ADDRESS="Dortmund, Germany", VOLUME=14, NUMBER=14, PAGES=103, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Delay loss model", } @ARTICLE{Kawa8509:Study, AUTHOR="M. Kawarazaki", TITLE="Study on a Traffic Control Algorithm in a Packet-Switched Network", JOURNAL=ecij1, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=68, NUMBER=9, PAGES="105-114", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Packet switching; traffic control", } @ARTICLE{Kawa8502:Approximation, AUTHOR="K. Kawashima", TITLE="An Approximation of a Loss System with Two Heterogeneous Types of calls", JOURNAL=jorsj, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=28, NUMBER=2, PAGES="163-176", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Loss system; approximation", } @ARTICLE{Kell85:Stochastic, AUTHOR="F. P. Kelly", TITLE="Stochastic Models of Computer communication Systems", JOURNAL=jrss, VOLUME=47, NUMBER=3, PAGES="279-395", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="mobile radio; multiple access; communication protocol; network", } @TECHREPORT{Khos85:Comparison, AUTHOR="T. M. Khoshgoftaar and Harry Perros", TITLE="A Comparison of Three Methods of Estimation for Approximating General Distributions by a Coxian Distribution", INSTITUTION="Center for Communications and Signal Processing, Computer Science Department, North Carolina State University", ADDRESS="Raleigh, North Carolina", PAGES=19, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Traffic pattern; stochastic process", } @ARTICLE{Klei8502:Queueing, AUTHOR="L. Kleinrock", TITLE="On Queueing Problems in Random-Access Communications", JOURNAL=ieeeit, VOLUME="IT-31", NUMBER=2, PAGES="166-175", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; random access", } @ARTICLE{Kort85:Network, AUTHOR="K. O. Kortanek and G. G. Polak", TITLE="Network Design and Dynamic Routing under Queueing Demand", JOURNAL=zor, ADDRESS="Germany", VOLUME=29, PAGES="141-160", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Packet switching; routing", } @ARTICLE{Labe85:Telecommunication, AUTHOR="J. Labetoulle", TITLE="Performance Evaluation of Telecommunication Networks", JOURNAL="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", PAGES="279-288", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Traffic engineering", ABSTRACT="This paper aims to list the major aspects of performance evaluation in telecommunication networks. It is certainly not a survey of all methods used for such evaluation, but we have tried to mention the main difficulties encountered in these operations. This paper will therefore set out a list of open problems in queueing theory whose solutions would be of a great help in telecommuniation administrations.", } @ARTICLE{Laga85:Capacity, AUTHOR="J. C. Lagarias and A. M. Odlyzko and D. B. Zagier", TITLE="On the Capacity of Disjointly Shared Networks", JOURNAL=cnis, VOLUME=10, PAGES="275-285", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="multiple access; broadcast; communication protocol; ethernet", ABSTRACT="Multi-access broadcast protocols", } @ARTICLE{Leem85:Random, AUTHOR="L. Leemis and B. W. Schmeiser", TITLE="Random Variate Generation for Monte Carlo Experiments", JOURNAL=ieeer, VOLUME="R-34", NUMBER=1, PAGES="81-85", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="random number; sampling; simulation", } @ARTICLE{Lian8501:Simpler, AUTHOR="Ting-Peng Liang", TITLE={A Simpler Approach to "Analysis of Integrated Voice/ Data Multiplexing}, JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=1, PAGES="104-106", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Voice/data integration", } @ARTICLE{Lips8504:Explicit, AUTHOR="L. Lipsky", TITLE="Explicit Solutions of M/G/C//N-type Queueing Loops with Generalizations", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=4, PAGES="911-927", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="M/g/n", } @ARTICLE{Lori8502:Single, AUTHOR="J. Loris-Teghem", TITLE="Analysis of Single Server Queueing Systems with Vacation Periods", JOURNAL="Belgian Journal of Operations Research, Statistics and Computer Science", ADDRESS="Belgium", VOLUME=25, NUMBER="2-3", PAGES="47-54", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; server vacation", ABSTRACT="For an M/G/1-type queueing system with a different service time distribution for the first customer served in a busy period, we consider two types of vacation policies for the removable server and investigate the transient and steady-state behaviour of the waiting time process for the FIFO discipline. We then extend the steady-state analysis to the case where the server applies a combination of a vacation policy and the", } @ARTICLE{Lymb85:Microprocessor, AUTHOR="D. Lymberopoulos and G. Kokkinakis", TITLE="A Microprocessor-Controlled System for Traffic Data Acquisition and Processing in Electromechanical Telephone Exchanges", JOURNAL="Digital Techniques in Simulation, Communications and Control", ADDRESS="Netherlands", PAGES="335-339", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Traffic measurement", } @ARTICLE{Mase8509:Time, AUTHOR="K. Mase and N. Kawashima and M. Kajiwara", TITLE="A Time Slot Assignment Updating Scheme for an Adaptive Telecommunication Network Employing an {SS/TDMA} System", JOURNAL=ecij1, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=68, NUMBER=9, PAGES="115-122", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Network management; routing", } @ARTICLE{Maso8503:Equilibrium, AUTHOR="L. G. Mason", TITLE="Equilibrium Flows, Routing Patterns and Algorithms for Store-and-Forward Networks", JOURNAL="Large Scale Systems - Theory and Applications", VOLUME=8, NUMBER=3, PAGES="187-209", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Packet switching; routing; load balancing", } @ARTICLE{McDo85:Invariance, AUTHOR="D. McDonald", TITLE="An Invariance Principle for Semi-Markov Processes", JOURNAL=aap, VOLUME=17, PAGES="100-126", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Semi Markov process", } @ARTICLE{Mitr85:Response, AUTHOR="I. Mitrani", TITLE="Response Time Problems in Communication Networks", JOURNAL=jrss, VOLUME=47, NUMBER=3, PAGES="396-404", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing network; delay time; overtaking; sojourn time", } @ARTICLE{Miya8502:Study, AUTHOR="K. Miyake", TITLE="A Study on Satellite Circuit Assignment and Dimensioning Methods for a Domestic Telephone Transit Network", JOURNAL=ecij1, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=68, NUMBER=2, PAGES="102-109", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Satellite radio", } @ARTICLE{Morr8501:Response, AUTHOR="J. A. Morrison", TITLE="Response-Time Distribution for a Processor-Sharing System", JOURNAL=siapp, VOLUME=45, NUMBER=1, PAGES="152-167", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; processor sharing", } @ARTICLE{Nara85:Petri, AUTHOR="Y. Narahari and N. Viswanadham", TITLE="A Petri Net Approach to the Modelling and Analysis of Flexible Manufacturing Systems", JOURNAL="Annals of Operations Research", VOLUME=3, PAGES="449-472", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Petri net", } @ARTICLE{Nare8503:Routing, AUTHOR="K. S. Narendra and R. M. Wheeler", TITLE="Routing in Communication Networks - A Case Study of Learning in Large Scale Systems", JOURNAL="Large Scale Systems - Theory and Applications", VOLUME=8, NUMBER=3, PAGES="211-222", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Communication network; routing; expert system", } @ARTICLE{Nass8505:Characterizations, AUTHOR="M. M. Nassar and M. R. Mahmoud", TITLE="On Characterizations of a Mixture of Exponential Distributions", JOURNAL=ieeer, VOLUME="R-54", NUMBER=5, PAGES="484-488", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Stochastic process", } @ARTICLE{Ndja8502:Processus, AUTHOR="M. Ndjadi", TITLE="Processus des Periodes D'Occupation d'un Modele d'Attente du Type M(n)/M(n)/1", JOURNAL="Belgian Journal of Operations Research, Statistics and Computer Science", ADDRESS="Belgium", VOLUME=25, NUMBER="2-3", PAGES="55-61", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="French", KEYWORDS="Queueing system", ABSTRACT="We consider a queueing system generated by a homogeneous birth and death process of following type: Lambda(n)=(n+1)*lambda and my(n)=n*my; Lambda>0, my>0 We study the random process {T(k), K>=1} where T(k) denotes the length of a time interval starting at each instant when the system contains k customers and ending at the instant when the system becomes empty for the first time.", } @ARTICLE{Nico8502:Blocking, AUTHOR="B. Nicolas and G. Latouche", TITLE="Blocking in Tandem Queues", JOURNAL="Belgian Journal of Operations Research, Statistics and Computer Science", ADDRESS="Belgium", VOLUME=25, NUMBER="2-3", PAGES="29-37", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Tandem queue; blocking", ABSTRACT="We consider a system of two queues in tandem with a finite intermediary buffer. We examine the influence of variability in service requirement at the second server, on the behaviour of the system.", } @ARTICLE{Nish8509:Multilink, AUTHOR="T. Nishizono and Y. Yoshida", TITLE="Analysis of a Multilink Packet Transmission System with Random Allocation", JOURNAL=ecij1, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=68, NUMBER=9, PAGES="98-104", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Packet switching; resource allocation", } @ARTICLE{Ohmu8506:Repeated, AUTHOR="H. Ohmura and Yutaka Takahashi", TITLE="An Analysis of Repeated Call Model with a Finite Number of Sources", JOURNAL=ecij1, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=68, NUMBER=6, PAGES="112-121", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="single server; subscriber behavior", } @ARTICLE{Pau8502:Expert, AUTHOR="L. F. Pau", TITLE="Survey of expert systems for fault detection, test generation and maintenance", JOURNAL="Expert Systems", VOLUME=3, NUMBER=2, PAGES="100-111", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Expert system; reliability", } @ARTICLE{Pier85:Improvement, AUTHOR="C. E. Pierchala", TITLE="An Improvement for the McGill University Random Number Package", JOURNAL="Computational Statistics \\& Data Analysis", VOLUME=2, PAGES="317-322", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="random number", } @ARTICLE{Ptz8505:Analyse, AUTHOR="K. J. P tz", TITLE="Analyse des Hochlastverhaltens einer Klasse von Steuerrechnern f r Vermittlungssysteme", JOURNAL=ntz, ADDRESS="Germany", VOLUME=7, NUMBER=5, PAGES="119-123", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Spc", } @ARTICLE{Rios85:Hybrid, AUTHOR="M. Rios and Nicolaos D. Georganas", TITLE="A Hybrid Multiple-Access Protocol for Data and Voice-Packet Over Local Area Networks", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=1, PAGES="90-94", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="bus; mixed voice and data network; hybrid; LAN; protocol; carrier Sensing; virtual token; HYMAP", } @ARTICLE{Roth8502:Airline, AUTHOR="M. Rothstein", TITLE="{OR} and the Airline Overbooking Problem", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=2, PAGES="237-248", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @ARTICLE{Rubi8501:Anthitetic, AUTHOR="R. Y. Rubinstein and G. Samorodnitsky and M. Shaked", TITLE="Anthitetic Variates, Multivariate Dependence and Simulation of Stochastic Systems", JOURNAL=ms, VOLUME=31, NUMBER=1, PAGES="66-77", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Antithetic simulation", } @ARTICLE{Sali85:Palm, AUTHOR="R. N. Salia and M. A. Shashiashvili", TITLE="On Palm's Model with a Large Number of Machines and Repairmen", JOURNAL=jrss, VOLUME=47, NUMBER=2, PAGES="316-322", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="machine-repair-man model; interference", } @ARTICLE{Serv8503:Capacity, AUTHOR="L. D. Servi", TITLE="Capacity Estimation of Cyclic Queues", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=3, PAGES="179-182", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; round robin", } @ARTICLE{Shak85:Phase, AUTHOR="M. Shaked and J. G. Shantikumar", TITLE="Phase Type Distributions", JOURNAL="Encyclopedia of Statistics", PUBLISHER="John Wiley", VOLUME=6, PAGES="709-715", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Phase-type model", } @ARTICLE{Shan85:Bilateral, AUTHOR="J. G. Shantikumar", TITLE="Bilateral Phase-Type Distributions", JOURNAL=navres, VOLUME=32, PAGES="119-136", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Gi/g/1; ph/ph/n", } @ARTICLE{Shar8511:Lokale, AUTHOR="R. Sharp", TITLE="Lokale Datanet og Kapacitetsplanlægning", JOURNAL="Nordisk DATAnytt", ADDRESS="Denmark", NUMBER=11, PAGES="19-20", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="Danish", KEYWORDS="LAN", } @ARTICLE{Shko85:Method, AUTHOR="Y. I. Shkol'nyy and Y. O. Naumova and A. D. Kharkevich", TITLE="A Method of Determining the Additional Number of Lines in Overloaded Groups Taking Repeated Calls and Traffic Measurement Errors into Account", JOURNAL="Telecommunications \\& Radio Engineering", ADDRESS="SU", VOLUME="39/40", PAGES="29-35", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Circuit switching; call reattempt", } @ARTICLE{Smit8504:Approximating, AUTHOR="V. L. Smith", TITLE="Approximating the Distribution of Customers in M/En/s Queues", JOURNAL=jors, VOLUME=36, NUMBER=4, PAGES="327-332", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; number of elements in system", } @ARTICLE{Stec8501:Review, AUTHOR="K. E. Stecke and J. E. Aronson", TITLE="Review of Operator/Machine Interference Models", JOURNAL=ijpr, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=1, PAGES="129-151", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Manufacturing system", } @ARTICLE{Stec8505:Loading, AUTHOR="K. E. Stecke and J. J. Solberg", TITLE="Loading and Control Policies for a Flexible Manufacturing System", JOURNAL=ijpr, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="481-490", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Manufacturing system", } @ARTICLE{Stec8504:Optimality, AUTHOR="K. E. Stecke and J. J. Solberg", TITLE="The Optimality of Unbalancing Both Workloads and Group Sizes in Closed Queueing Networks of Multiserver Queues", JOURNAL=or, VOLUME=33, NUMBER=4, PAGES="882-910", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; load balancing", } @ARTICLE{Stew8506:Applications, AUTHOR="S. D. Stewart and G. N. Watson", TITLE="Applications of Artificial Intelligence", JOURNAL="Simulation", VOLUME=44, NUMBER=6, PAGES="306-310", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="artificial intelligence; LISP; expert system; knowledge engineering", } @ARTICLE{Tegh85:Optimal, AUTHOR="J. Teghem", TITLE="Optimal Control of Queues: Removable Servers", JOURNAL="Belgian Journal of Operations Research, Statistics and Computer Science", VOLUME=25, NUMBER="2-3", PAGES="99-128", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="tutorial", ABSTRACT="This paper is devoted to the determination of the optimal operating rule for the behaviour of a removable server. We first examine the case of an individual service process, in M/G/1 queues with N-policy, D-policy and T-policy respectively; certain special cases are also examined such as the finite capacity case, the case of heterogeneous customers,... The problems with batch service are then described and two related applications", } @TECHREPORT{Tell85:Optimal, AUTHOR="G. Tellström", TITLE="Optimal Design of Distributed Computer Systems: A Commented Survey", INSTITUTION="Linköping University, Department of Mathematics", ADDRESS="Linköping, Sweden", NUMBER="LiTH-MAT-R-83-20", PAGES=12, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Distributed computing system", } @ARTICLE{Toda8509:Traffic, AUTHOR="A. Toda", TITLE="Traffic Control Strategies for a Both-Way Circuit Group", JOURNAL=ecij1, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=68, NUMBER=9, PAGES="88-97", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Traffic control", } @ARTICLE{Trn8502:Simulation, AUTHOR="A. A. Törn", TITLE="Simulation Nets, A Simulation Modeling and Validation Tool", JOURNAL="Simulation", VOLUME=45, NUMBER=2, PAGES="71-75", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Simulation method; computer tool", } @ARTICLE{Vilm8509:Influence, AUTHOR="E. Vilmin and N. Curien", TITLE="Influence de la Tarification Horaire sur le trafic Téléphonique", JOURNAL=atele, ADDRESS="France", VOLUME=40, NUMBER="9-10", PAGES="451-465", YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="French", KEYWORDS="Traffic measurement; charging", } @ARTICLE{Vino8503:Unreliable, AUTHOR="B. Vinod", TITLE="Unreliable Queueing Systems", JOURNAL="Computers and Operations Research", VOLUME=12, NUMBER=3, PAGES="323-340", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; reliability", } @ARTICLE{Vite8504:When, AUTHOR="Andrew J. Viterbi", TITLE="When Not to Spread Spectrum - a Sequel", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=4, PAGES="12-17", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Communication model", } @ARTICLE{Warm8510:Relation, AUTHOR="W. Warmuth", TITLE="On the Relation Between the Load Distribution and Offered Traffic", JOURNAL=eik, ADDRESS="Soviet Union", VOLUME=21, NUMBER="10-11", PAGES="557-562", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing theory", ABSTRACT="In this paper we prove that a one-to-one relation between the interarrival time distribution and the stationary distribution of the number of busy trunks at an arbitrary moment in GI/M/oo systems (given the service rate) exists. An example shows that for more general traffic types such a relation does not exist.", } @ARTICLE{Whit85:Scheduling, AUTHOR="P. Whittle", TITLE="Scheduling and Characterization Problems for Stochastic Networks", JOURNAL=jrss, VOLUME=47, NUMBER=3, PAGES="407-415", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Jackson net; routing", ABSTRACT="Weak coupling", } @ARTICLE{Winn8503:Control, AUTHOR="A. Winnicki", TITLE="Control of Telephone Networks in Abnormal Situations", JOURNAL="Large Scale Systems - Theory and Applications", VOLUME=8, NUMBER=3, PAGES="223-235", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Network management; telephony", } @ARTICLE{Wong85:Broadcast, AUTHOR="J. W. Wong and Mahmoud Ammar", TITLE="Analysis of Broadcast Delivery in a Videotext System", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=9, PAGES="863-966", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="broadcast; computational algorithm; queueing system; response time; analysis; population constrained networks; videotext systems; Boning Feng", ABSTRACT="Videotext is a system which provides users with low-cost real-time access to information. In such a system, user requests are forwarded to a service computer where the desired information is retrieved and sent back to the user. In this study, we investigate the response time behaviour of a videotext system where information requested by one user is broadcast", } @ARTICLE{Yama8501:Reversibility, AUTHOR="G. Yamazaki and T. Kawashima and H. Sakasegawa", TITLE="Reversibility of Tandem Blocking Queueing Systems", JOURNAL=ms, VOLUME=31, NUMBER=1, PAGES="78-83", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Tandem queue; blocking", } @ARTICLE{Yoko85:Communication, AUTHOR="M. Yokoyama and H. Uose and K. Mase and M. Kajiwara", TITLE="Communication Media Control Schemes in an Integrated Service Circuit Switching Network Environment", JOURNAL=ecij1, ADDRESS="Japan", VOLUME=68, NUMBER=6, PAGES="77-85", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="reservation system", ABSTRACT="Reservation mode; Preassign method; Inquiry method", } @ARTICLE{Jage8507:Laplace, AUTHOR="D. L. Jagerman", TITLE="Laplace Transform Inequalities With Application to Queueing", JOURNAL=bstj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=7, PAGES="1755-1763", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Mathematics; Laplace transform; queueing theory", } @ARTICLE{Burk85:Artificial, AUTHOR="L. I. Burke", TITLE="Introduction to Artificial Neural Systems for Pattern Recognition", JOURNAL="Computers and Operations Research", PAGES="211-220", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Neural network", ABSTRACT="Pattern recognition", } @ARTICLE{Chan85:Distributed, AUTHOR="K. M. Chandy and Leslie Lamport", TITLE="Distributed Snapshots: Determining Global States of Distributed Systems", JOURNAL=tocs, VOLUME=3, NUMBER=1, PAGES="63-75", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Algorithm; deadlock; distributed simulation; distributed system", ABSTRACT="This paper presents an algorithm by which a process in a distributed system determines a global state of the system during a computation. Many problems in distributed systems can be cast in terms of the problem of detecting global states.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Amma85:Memory, AUTHOR="A. C. Ammann and M. B. Hanrahan and R. Krishnamurthy", TITLE="Design of a Memory Resident {DBMS}", BOOKTITLE="IEEE COMPCOM Conference", YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Awer85:Reducing, AUTHOR="B. Awerbuch", TITLE="Reducing Complexities of the Distributed Max-Flow and Breadth-First-Search Algorithms by Means of Network Synchronization", JOURNAL=networks, VOLUME=15, PAGES="425-437", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Graph theory; max flow", ABSTRACT={This article presents new simple distributed Maximum Flow and Breadth-First Search algorithms for an asynchronous communication network. Our algorithms improve the best known algorithms both in the communication and time complexities. The basic idea is first to "synchronize" the network and then to apply synchronous algorithms which use efficiently the parallelism of the model.}, } @ARTICLE{Lind8510:Network, AUTHOR="W. C. Lindsey and F. Ghazvinian and W. C. Hagmann and K. Dessouky", TITLE="Network synchronization", JOURNAL=ieeeproc, VOLUME=73, NUMBER=10, PAGES="1445-1467", YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=103, KEYWORDS="digital network; survey; bibliography; synchronization", ABSTRACT="The purpose of this paper is to introduce the reader to thesubject of network synchronization by organizing and presenting a tutorial of the theoretical work accomplished to date.", } @ARTICLE{Perr85:Queue, AUTHOR="Harry Perros", TITLE="The queue-length distribution of the M/Ck/1 queue", JOURNAL=per, VOLUME=11, PAGES="21-24", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; M/Ck/1", } @ARTICLE{Gold8506:Hierarchical, AUTHOR="M. Goldberg and D. G. Goodenough and M. Alvo and G. M. Karem", TITLE="A hierarchical expert system for updating forestry maps with Landsat data", JOURNAL=ieeeproc, VOLUME=73, NUMBER=6, PAGES="1054-1063", YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bena85:Evolution, AUTHOR="A. Benaouda and J. E. Kells and F. W. Mettler", TITLE="The evolution of the {AT\&T} communications {CCS} network to a new {STP} and the {CCITT} signaling system No. 7 protocol", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ADDRESS="New Orleans", VOLUME=1, PAGES="11.2 (1-5)", YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @ARTICLE{Heis8501:Optimizing, AUTHOR="H.-U. Heiß and G. Totzauer", TITLE="Optimizing Utilization under Response Time Constraints", JOURNAL=comp, VOLUME=35, NUMBER=1, PAGES="1-12", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", ANNOTE="Constraints on mean response time for BCMP-type server.", } @ARTICLE{Mats8501:Individual, AUTHOR="J. Matsumoto and Y. Watanabe", TITLE="Individual Traffic Characteristics of Queueing Systems with Multiple Poisson and Overflow Inputs", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=1, PAGES="1-9", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing system; queueing theory; overflow; performance evaluation", ABSTRACT="A theoretical method for analyzing overflow problems in queueing systems is presented. An interrupted Poisson process (IPP) approximation of the overflow traffic is employed. An overflow stream is replaced by an IPP using the three-moment matching method. For a three-input model, to which one Poisson and two IPP streams are offered simultaneously, explicit and iterative formulas are derived to calculate the mean waiting time, overflow probability, and moments of overflow traffic intensity from the system for each of the three input streams. This three-input model is a general one, and can be used for analyzing complex problems such as multistage overflow models and individual traffic characteristics for a model with more than three inputs. By setting the capacity of the waiting room of the three-input model to 0, this method can cover loss systems. For both queueing and loss systems, several numerical examples of typical traffic models are shown. Comparisons are made between theoretical values and experimental values by computer simulations, and it is demonstrated that the accuracy of the method is excellent.", } @ARTICLE{Ganz8501:Multiple, AUTHOR="Ora Ganz and I. Chlamtac", TITLE="Analysis of Multiple-Bus Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication Systems", JOURNAL=pe, VOLUME=5, PAGES="1-13", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Ilya8501:Delay, AUTHOR="M. Ilyas and Hussein Mouftah", TITLE="Delay Analysis of a modified cut-through switching for multipacket messages", JOURNAL="ieeproc\_E", VOLUME=13, NUMBER=1, PAGES="45-48", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Katz8501:Memory, AUTHOR="Randy H. Katz and S. J. Eggers and G. A. Gibson and P. Brinch Hansen and M. D. Hill and J. M. Pendleton and S. A. Ritchie and G. S. Taylor", TITLE="Memory hierarchy aspects of a multiprocessor {RISC:} cache and bus analyses", TYPE="Technical Report", INSTITUTION="Computer Science Division (EECS), University of California", ADDRESS="Berkeley, California", NUMBER="UCB/CSD 85/221", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="memory hierarchy; RISC; computer architecture; tightly coupled multiprocessor; cache design", ABSTRACT="We describe the memory design of a tightly-coupled multiprocessor. Each processor node consists of a VLSI RISC processor, a VLSI cache controller, cache data RAMs, and a standard bus. We show that adequate performance can be achieved only if the processor has an on-chip instruction buffer and a large (64 KB -- 256 KB) local instruction and data cache. Ways of reducing the number of cache tags and the effects of various implementation alternatives for where to perform virtual memory translation are also described.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Shep85:Distributed, AUTHOR="S. Sheppard and U. Chandrasekaran and K. Murray", TITLE="Distributed simulation using {ADA}", BOOKTITLE="Simulation Series", ORGANIZATION="Society for Computer Simulation", ADDRESS="San Diego, California", VOLUME=15, PAGES="27-31", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; discrete event simulation", ANNOTE="The multitasking features of Ada are studied to construct a distributed event-oriented discrete-system simulation package. Tsimulation support functions that are non-interactive and can beexecuted in parallel are distributed as tasks. The separate taskinclude random number generation, statistics collection, the event-list manipulation and the user-written event routines. Therun-time system distributes the tasks onto the available", } @ARTICLE{Unge8501:Process, AUTHOR="B. W. Unger and G. Lomow and K. Andrews", TITLE="A process oriented distributed simulation package", JOURNAL="Simulation Series", ORGANIZATION="Society for Computer Simulation", ADDRESS="San Diego, CA", VOLUME=15, PAGES="76-81", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=6, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; discrete event simulation; process", ANNOTE="This paper presents a process oriented, discrete event, distribusimulation package that is based on the Virtual Time mechanism. Virtual Time can be characterised as an optimistic, loosely-coupdistributed synchronisation algorithm. The package is loosely modelled around Demos, a general purpose discrete event simulatipackage written in Simula. Active components of a simulation arecompletely independent and are called entities. Communication be", } @ARTICLE{Jeff8501:Fast, AUTHOR="David Jefferson and H. Sowizral", TITLE="Fast concurrent simulation using the time warp mechanism", JOURNAL="Simulation Series", ORGANIZATION="Society for Computer Simulation", ADDRESS="San Diego, CA", VOLUME=15, PAGES="63-69", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; discrete event simulation; time warp", ABSTRACT="Simulations are notorious for being among the most expensive of computational tasks. One run often takes many hours of computer and if the model being simulated is probabilistic or if sensitivanalysis is necessary, many runs are needed to determine the distribution of outputs. In many scientific, engineering, and military installations expensive computers are devoted almost exclusively to simulation. It is therefore becoming an increasin", } @ARTICLE{Lehn8501:Leistungsanalyse, AUTHOR="R. Lehnert and L. Meyer", TITLE="Leistungsanalyse des Signalisierungsverfahrens in Netzen aus {MKS200-Vermittlungsknoten}", JOURNAL=pkitm, ADDRESS="Nürnberg", NUMBER=1, PAGES="27-31", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=3, KEYWORDS="Network planning; protocol engineering; simulation; computer animation", } @PROCEEDINGS{Reyn8501:Distributed, TITLE="Proc. Conference Distributed simulation 1985", EDITOR="P. F. Reynolds", PUBLISHER="Society for Computer Simulation", ADDRESS="San Diego", VOLUME=15, PAGES=110, MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation", ABSTRACT="18 papers", } @ARTICLE{Butt8501:System, AUTHOR="D. C. Butterworth and A. C. Williams", TITLE="System {X:} Common-channel signalling -- progress on installation and testing", JOURNAL=bte4, VOLUME=3, PAGES="255-258", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Buze85:Modeling, AUTHOR="J. P. Buzen", TITLE="Design of modeling tools for computer capacity planning", BOOKTITLE="Modelling Techniques and Tools for Performance Analysis", EDITOR="D. Potier", PUBLISHER="North-Holland", PAGES="7-11", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="English", KEYWORDS="Computer tool; performance evaluation", } @TECHREPORT{ECMA8501:OSI, AUTHOR="Eva Ma", TITLE="{OSI} Distributed Interactive Processing Environment - {DIPE}", INSTITUTION="ECMA", NUMBER="ECMA/TC32-TG2/B15R", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="DIPE OSI distributed", } @TECHREPORT{Forn8501:Obviously, AUTHOR="G. Fornara and S. Pozzana and F. Sirovich", TITLE="The Obviously Required Name-server {(THORN)} - Technical Annex", TYPE="Proposal to ESPRIT", INSTITUTION="Bull/GEC/ICL/Olivetti/Siemens", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="thorn", } @ARTICLE{Harr8501:Model, AUTHOR="G. Harrus", TITLE="A Model for the Basic Block Protocol of the Cambridge Ring", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=1, PAGES="130-136", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Aham8501:Application, AUTHOR="M. Ahamad and Arthur J. Bernstein", TITLE="An application of name based addressing to low level distributed algorithms", JOURNAL=ieeese, ADDRESS="Stony Brook, NY", VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=1, PAGES="59-67", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="An interprocess communication structure for a distributed language is described which provides message level communication, multicast, and a generalized naming facility. The design is oriented to the needs of low level algorithms which, for example might be used in a distributed operating system to support resource allocation or enhance reliability. The proposal is illustrated by programming several distributed algorithms from the literature. An implementation is described that takes advantage of physical multicast technology, and reduces to more conventional schemes for common commmunication paradigms.", } @TECHREPORT{Mill8501:Measurement, AUTHOR="K. Mills", TITLE="Performance Measurement of {OSI} Class 4 Transport Implementations", INSTITUTION="National Bureau of Standards", NUMBER="NBSIR 85-3104", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Agui8501:Research, AUTHOR="Lorenzo Aguilar", TITLE="Research Areas in Multimedia On-Line Conferencing", TYPE="Technical Report", INSTITUTION="SRI", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Razo8501:Modeling, AUTHOR="R. R. Razouk", TITLE="Modeling and Simulation of Data Communication Networks Using {SARA}", TYPE="Technical Report", INSTITUTION="University of California, Irvine, Department of Information and Computer Science", NUMBER="ICS-TR-85-05", PAGES=20, MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="The selection of an appropriate simulation language can have a profound impact on the success of a simulation study. The available options range from domain-specific simulation languages to general-purpose programming languages. These languages are often supported by a collection of tools which form a simulation system. This paper examines UCLA's SARA (Systems Architects' Apprentice) system and explores its' usefulness in modeling and simulating a data communications network. Based on experimental use of SARA's tools, the system is evaluated with respect to required expertise, modeling power, as well as measurement and reporting capability.", } @ARTICLE{Anon8501:Announcement, AUTHOR="Anonymous", TITLE="Announcement of Revision to {ADCCP} {X3.66-1979}", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=1, MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Hans8501:Verification, AUTHOR="K. H. Hansen", TITLE="Verification of Flow Control Protocols", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=1, MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Ayad8501:Comparison, AUTHOR="N. M. A. Ayad and F. A. Mohammed and M. A. Madkour and M. S. Metwally", TITLE="Performance Comparison of Quasi Static Routing Algorithms for Packet-Switched Computer Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=1, MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Lamp8501:Synchronizing, AUTHOR="Leslie Lamport and P. M. Melliar-Smith", TITLE="Synchronizing Clocks in the Presence of Faults", JOURNAL=jacm, VOLUME=32, NUMBER=1, PAGES="52-78", MONTH=jan, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Aran8502:Staged, AUTHOR="Mauricio Arango and Hussein Badr and D. Gelernter", TITLE="Staged Circuit Switching", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=2, PAGES="174-179", MONTH=feb, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Dimo8502:Structure, AUTHOR="Nikitas Dimopoulos", TITLE="On the Structure of the Homogeneous Multiprocessor", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=2, PAGES="141-150", MONTH=feb, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Birr8502:Secure, AUTHOR="A. D. Birrell", TITLE="Secure Communication Using Remote Procedure Calls", JOURNAL=tocs, VOLUME=3, NUMBER=1, PAGES="1-14", MONTH=feb, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{ECMA8502:Directory, AUTHOR="E. C. MA TC 23", TITLE="Directory Service Standard (final draft)", TYPE="ECMA-xx", INSTITUTION="ECMA TC 23", NUMBER="TC23/84/110", MONTH=feb, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Ein8502:Grosch, AUTHOR="P. Ein-dor", TITLE="Grosch's Law Re-Visited: {CPU} Power and the Cost of Computation", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, NUMBER=2, PAGES="142-151", MONTH=feb, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Soll8502:Distributed, AUTHOR="Karen Sollins", TITLE="Distributed Name Management", TYPE="Technical Report", INSTITUTION="MIT Laboratory for Computer Science", ADDRESS="Cambridge, Massachusetts", NUMBER="TR 331", MONTH=feb, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="naming; directory", ABSTRACT="The problem being addressed in this research is the design of a naming facility achieving the following goals. First, two functions on names must be supported: accessing a named object, and acting as a place holder for the named object. Second, it must be possible to share those names. Third, communication of the names as well as communication by use of the names must be possible. Finally, feasibility of implementation is a goal. In this research a name is definedto be an object that can be associated with another object and has an equality operation defined on it. Two functions are defined for a name; it can be used both to provide access to the named object and as a place holder for the named object. The assumed system model is a loosely coupled, distributed system. The research addresses this problem with: (1) a detailed analysis of the naming problem and the nature of names themselves; (2) a proposal for a set of mechanisms that addresses the problem above, including the proposal of two new types of objects and the mechanisms for their use; and (3) two examples of uses of the model. The model consists of private views of shared, local namespaces allowing shared use of names and supporting share responsibility for management of the namespace. In addition the model provides for the acceptance and deletion of names in stages. The contributions of the research include an investigation into the nature of names, an analysis of naming as a social process especially recognizing both the joint management of names by the users of those names and the fact that acceptance and possibly deletion occur in degrees, and the proposal for a mechanism to address these issues.", URL="http://ana-www.lcs.mit.edu/anaweb/abstracts/tr-331.html", } @TECHREPORT{Deis85:Regenerativ, AUTHOR="A. Deis and C. Holst Pedersen and H. Stryhn", TITLE="Regenerativ Simulering i {M/M/1-K} en", INSTITUTION="Opgave i Anvendt Statistik, KUIMS", ADDRESS="Denmark", PAGES=103, MONTH=feb, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="Danish", KEYWORDS="simulation; variance reduction; regenerative simulation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Daig8503:Queueing, AUTHOR="J. N. Daigle and Joseph D. Langford", TITLE="Queueing analysis of a packet voice communication system", BOOKTITLE=infocom, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="Washington, D.C.", PAGES="18-26", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; statistical multiplexer; queueing theory; matrix geometric method", ABSTRACT="At present, very few analytical tools are available for analyzing packet voice communication systems. In this paper, a semi-Markov process model for approximating the stochastic equilibrium queue length distribution for a packet voice statistical multiplexing system is introduced. The model is based upon the average rate of change of queue length as a function of the number of active sources, and its solution is obtained via matrix geometric techniques. In the model, each voice source has active periods, during which packets are generated at regular intervals, and inactive periods, during which no packets are generated. Packets generated by the active voice sources join a common queue on a first-come-first-serve basis and are transmitted over a finite-capacity communication link. Parameters of the model are the average duration of active and inactive periods, the packet generation rate, the communication link capacity, and the total number of voice sources. Numerical results obtained from the model are compared to results obtained from simulation, and these are shown to be in reasonably good agreement.", ANNOTE="see \cite{Daig86:Models}", } @ARTICLE{Goel8503:Hybrid, AUTHOR="R. K. Goel and A. K. Elhakeem", TITLE="A hybrid {FARA/CSMA-CD} protocol for voice-data integration", JOURNAL=cnj, VOLUME=9, NUMBER=3, PAGES="223-240", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="hybrid packet switching protocol; voice-data integration; FARA; CSMA-CD; multiple access; packet voice", ABSTRACT="A new hybrid packet switching protocol for voice-data integration is proposed and analyzed. The protocol adapts to the changing traffic conditions of both voice and data. Network control is distributed over all nodes, thus eliminating the need for central switching or multiplexing. Voice users follow a modified version of FARA, whereas CSMA-CD is adopted by data users for their channel access policy. The analysis is based on the solution of a 2-state Markovian chain, after which the voice blocking probability, data packets delay and network throughputs are determined.", } @ARTICLE{Sirb8503:Standards, AUTHOR="M. A. Sirbu and L. E. Zwimpfer", TITLE="Standards setting for computer communication: the case of {X.25}", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=3, PAGES="35-34", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=53, KEYWORDS="Survey; bibliography; X.25; Computer communication", ANNOTE="Eximation of the development of the X.25 Standard.", } @ARTICLE{Duc8503:ISDN, AUTHOR="N. Q. Duc and E. K. Chew", TITLE="{ISDN} protocol architecture", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=3, PAGES="15-22", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=18, KEYWORDS="survey; ISDN; signalling protocol", ABSTRACT="An explanation of isdn protocols.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kuhn85:Diensteintegration, AUTHOR="P. J. Kühn", TITLE="Diensteintegration für Lokal- und Weitverkehrsnetze", BOOKTITLE="Kommunikation in Verteilten Systemen", ADDRESS="Berlin", PAGES="41-63", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", REFERENCES=13, KEYWORDS="ISDN", } @ARTICLE{Rudi8503:Informal, AUTHOR="Harry Rudin", TITLE="An informal overview of formal protocol specification", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=3, PAGES="46-53", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=41, KEYWORDS="bibliography; survey; SNA; OSI; protocol; CCITT", ABSTRACT="Different aspects of formal protocol specification.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Boyl8503:Common, AUTHOR="S. M. Boyles", TITLE="Common channel signaling: An integral component of {ISDN}", BOOKTITLE="4th Annual International Phoenix Conference on Computers and Communications (PCCC)", ADDRESS="Scottsdale", PAGES="350-354 (D2.1) (paper 1)", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @TECHREPORT{Herm8503:Future, AUTHOR="J. Herman and J. M. McQuillan and J. Seeger and I. Loobeek", TITLE="Future Network Technology, Study: Final Report, Volume {I:} Findings and Recommendations", INSTITUTION="BBN Communications Corporation", NUMBER="Report NO. 5894", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Cole8503:COMSAT, AUTHOR="R. Colella", TITLE="{COMSAT/NBS} Experiment Plan for Transport Protocol", INSTITUTION="National Bureau of Standards", NUMBER="NBSIR 85-3141", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kirs8503:University, AUTHOR="P. T. Kirstein", TITLE="The University College London International Computer Communications Interconnection Service", BOOKTITLE="Conference on Communications in Distributed Systems, Karlsruhe", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, } @MISC{Gene8503:Manufacturing, AUTHOR="General Motors Corporation", TITLE="Manufacturing Automation Protocol --- A Communication Network Protocol for Open Systems Interconnection", NOTE="Version 2.1", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Jain8503:CUTE, AUTHOR="Raj Jain", TITLE="{CUTE:} A Timeout Based Congestion Control Scheme for Digital Network Architecture", INSTITUTION="Digital Equipment Corporation", NUMBER="DEC-TR-353", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Lein8503:DARPA, AUTHOR="B. M. Leiner and Randy Cole and J. B. Postel and D. L. Mills", TITLE="The {DARPA} {Internet} Protocol Suite", BOOKTITLE=infocom, PUBLISHER="IEEE", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, } @PHDTHESIS{Terr8503:Distributed, AUTHOR="Douglas B. Terry", TITLE="Distributed Name Servers: Naming and Caching in Large Distributed Computing Environments", SCHOOL="University of California, Berkeley. Computer Science Division", NOTE="UCB/CSD TR 85/228", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Le8503:Classification, AUTHOR="Van Le", TITLE="A Classification of failures of logic programs with equality", INSTITUTION="Dept. of Computer Science, Australian National University", ADDRESS="Canberra 0200 ACT, Australia", NUMBER="TR-CS-85-01", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Ande8503:Steady, AUTHOR="K. Andersen", TITLE="Some Steady-State Problems in Simulation", BOOKTITLE="18th Annual Simulation Symposium", ADDRESS="Tampa, Florida", MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="simulation; steady state", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Burg8503:Traffic, AUTHOR="J. A. Burgess", TITLE="Traffic Parameters for the Design of Mobile Telephone Systems", BOOKTITLE="2nd UK Teletraffic Symposium", ADDRESS="BT Research Laboratories, Martlesham, Great Britain", PAGES=5, MONTH=mar, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="mobile radio", } @INPROCEEDINGS{King8504:Modelling, AUTHOR="Tony King and A. J. Martin", TITLE="The Modelling of Communications Networks", BOOKTITLE="International Conference: Advances in Command, Control and Communication Systems, Theory and Applications", ORGANIZATION="IEE", ADDRESS="Bournemouth, England", PAGES="90-98", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="congestion control", ANNOTE="High-level overview on issues in modeling computer networks.", } @ARTICLE{Tant8504:Optimal, AUTHOR="A. N. Tantawi and Donald F. Towsley", TITLE="Optimal Static Load Balancing in Distributed Computer Systems", JOURNAL=jacm, VOLUME=32, NUMBER=2, PAGES="445-465", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, ANNOTE="Routing.", } @ARTICLE{Whit8504:Best, AUTHOR="W. Whitt", TITLE="The Best Order for Queues in Series", JOURNAL=ms, VOLUME=31, NUMBER=4, PAGES="475-487", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=23, KEYWORDS="Queueing system", } @ARTICLE{Ilya8504:Computer, AUTHOR="M. Ilyas and Hussein Mouftah", TITLE="Performance evaluation of computer communications networks", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=4, PAGES="18-29", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=69, KEYWORDS="Survey; bibliography; queueing network; computer network; output analysis; computer communication", ABSTRACT="An overall evaluation of the performance of computer communication networks by simulation.", } @TECHREPORT{Weih8504:Implmentation, AUTHOR="William Edward Weihl and B. Liskov", TITLE="Implmentation of Resilient, Atomic Data Types", INSTITUTION="MIT, LCS", VOLUME=7, NUMBER=2, MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Beto8504:Obviously, AUTHOR="A. Betori and G. Fornara and F. Sirovich", TITLE="The Obviously Required Name-server {(THORN)} - {THORN} General Specification Document", TYPE="THORN report", INSTITUTION="SW", NUMBER="SW2", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="thorn; name server", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Dick8504:ACSNET, AUTHOR="P. Dick-Lauder and R. J. Kummerfeld and K. R. Elz", TITLE="{ACSNET} - The Australian Alternative to {UUCP}", BOOKTITLE="EUUG Conference", ADDRESS="Paris", PAGES="60-69", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kill8504:Addressing, AUTHOR="S. E. Kille", TITLE="Addressing in {MMDF} {II}", BOOKTITLE="EUUG Conference", ADDRESS="Paris", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Scha8504:Architecture, AUTHOR="R. E. Schantz and R. Thomas and G. Bono", TITLE="The Architecture of the Cronus Distributed Operating System", TYPE="Report", INSTITUTION="BBN", ADDRESS="Cambridge", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bran8504:RP3, AUTHOR="W. C. Brantley and K. P. McAuliffe and J. Weiss", TITLE="{RP3} Processor-Memory Element", BOOKTITLE="International Conference on Parallel Processing", PAGES="782-789", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Sabr8504:Video, AUTHOR="Shaker Sabri and Birendra Prasada", TITLE="Video Conferencing Systems", JOURNAL=ieeeproc, PUBLISHER="IEEE", VOLUME=73, NUMBER=4, PAGES="671-688", MONTH=apr, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="conferencing", } @ARTICLE{Parr8505:Special, AUTHOR="F. N. Parr", TITLE="Special Issue on Communications for Personal Computers", JOURNAL=ieeejsac, VOLUME="SAC-3", NUMBER=3, PAGES="397-398", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{JHSa8505:Desktop, AUTHOR="J. H. Saltzer and D. D. Clark and J. L. Romkey and W. C. Gramlich", TITLE="The Desktop Computer as a Network Participant", JOURNAL=ieeejsac, VOLUME="SAC-3", NUMBER=3, PAGES="468-478", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Crow8505:Address, AUTHOR="Jon Crowcroft", TITLE="Address Resolution and Subnet Addressing", TYPE="Internal Note", INSTITUTION="UCL", NUMBER=1754, MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Frid8505:Helix, AUTHOR="M. Fridrich and W. Older", TITLE="Helix: The Architecture of the {XMS} Distributed File System", JOURNAL=ieeesoft, VOLUME="S-2", NUMBER=3, PAGES="21-29", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Gamm8505:XMS, AUTHOR="N. Gammage and L. Casey", TITLE="{XMS:} A Rendezvous-Based Distributed System Software Architecture", JOURNAL=ieeesoft, VOLUME="S-2", NUMBER=3, PAGES="9-20", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Kill8505:Report, AUTHOR="S. E. Kille", TITLE="Report on {THORN} meeting, Bonn, May 9-10, 1985", TYPE="Internal Note", INSTITUTION="UCL", NUMBER=1745, MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Kill8505:Notes, AUTHOR="S. E. Kille", TITLE="Notes on {UCL} {X.400} work priorities", TYPE="Internal Note", INSTITUTION="UCL", NUMBER=1731, MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Kirs8505:Research, AUTHOR="P. T. Kirstein", TITLE="Research activities on Message, Directory, Document and Service Projects", TYPE="Internal Note", INSTITUTION="UCL", NUMBER=1764, MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Wilb8505:Universe, AUTHOR="S. R. Wilbur and P. T. Kirstein", TITLE="The Universe Catenet Its Protocols and Lessons", JOURNAL="IEE Computers and Digital Techniques", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Aham8505:Multicast, AUTHOR="M. Ahamad and Arthur J. Bernstein", TITLE="Multicast communication in Unix {4.2BSD}", JOURNAL="Computing Systems", PUBLISHER="IEEE Computer Society Press", ADDRESS="Silver Spring, MD, USA", PAGES="80-7", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="The socket abstraction in Unix 4.2 SBD is generalized to include multicast sockets, which have an identical user interface to that of unicast sockets. Multicast sockets are supported by a multicast protocol, MP. The data structures available in the Unix kernel for implementing unicast sockets are also used for multicast sockets. The implementation takes advantage of the multicast and broadcast capability provided by many networks. All members of a group of processes communicating in multicast mode on a particular network receive copies of a single message sent on the network. The membership of such a group may be dynamic. An algorithm is described which ensures that all members of the group are informed of additions to and deletions from the group.", } @ARTICLE{Fran8505:Multicast, AUTHOR="A. Frank and L. D. Wittie and Arthur J. Bernstein", TITLE="Multicast communication on network computers", JOURNAL=ieeesoft, ADDRESS="Stony Brook, NY", VOLUME=2, NUMBER=3, PAGES="49-61", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="Several techniques for multicast are discussed. Packet casting is described, followed by multicast on netcomputers. As an example of group organization and group multicast, the implementation of the Micros operating system for the Stony Brook netcomputer is presented.", } @ARTICLE{Cher8505:Distributed, AUTHOR="D. R. Cheriton and Willi Zwaenepool", TITLE="Distributed Processes in the V-kernel", JOURNAL=tocs, VOLUME=3, PAGES="77-107", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Interprocess Communication; Group Management Operations", ABSTRACT="Similar server processes in a distributed system are collected in groups. Clients in need of a service address themselves to the group rather than individual servers.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kuro8505:Microeconomic, AUTHOR="James F. Kurose and M. Schwartz and Y. Yemini", TITLE="A microeconomic approach to optimization of channel access policies in multiaccess networks", BOOKTITLE="5th International Conference on Distributed Computer Systems", INSTITUTION="Columbia University", ADDRESS="Denver, Colorado", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="media access; microeconomic models", } @TECHREPORT{This8505:Advanced, AUTHOR="P. B. Thistlewaite and R. K. Meyer and M. A. McRobbie", TITLE="Advanced theorem-proving techniques for relevant logics", INSTITUTION="Dept. of Computer Science, Australian National University", ADDRESS="Canberra 0200 ACT, Australia", NUMBER="TR-CS-85-02", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Dedo8505:Calculation, AUTHOR="V. G. Dedoborshch and L. D. Il'ina and G. B. Levina", TITLE="Calculation of the Number of Channels in a Toll Telephone Network with Alternative Routes Taking the Modularity of Transmission Systems into Account", JOURNAL="Telecommunications and Radio Engineering", ADDRESS="Soviet Union", VOLUME="39/40", PAGES="10-17", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Telephone Channel; Transmission System", } @ARTICLE{Kuch8505:Call, AUTHOR="A. Y. Kucheryavyy and V. M. Rodionova", TITLE="Call Losses in a Trunk Group with Mutual Interference", JOURNAL="Telecommunications \\& Radio Engineering", VOLUME="39/40", PAGES="1-5", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="overflow", } @ARTICLE{Yers8505:Multisection, AUTHOR="V. Yershov and A. K. Nasiyev", TITLE="Multisection Switching Fields with Waiting and Losses with Limited Queue Length", JOURNAL="Telecommunications \\& Radio Engineering", ADDRESS="Soviet Union", VOLUME="39/40", PAGES="18-23", MONTH=may, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Switching network", } @ARTICLE{Erde8506:Korrektur, AUTHOR="Karlheinz Erdel", TITLE="Korrektur von Bündelfehlern bei digitaler 34-Mbit/s-TV-Signalübertragung mit einem Fire-Code (Burst Error Correction for Digital 34 Mbit/s {TV} Signal Transmission with a Fire Code)", JOURNAL="Frequenz", VOLUME=39, NUMBER=6, PAGES="165-170", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="video coding; forward error correction; channel coding", ABSTRACT="The design and implementation of an experimental error-correcting codec for digital 34-Mbit/s TV signals is described. For encoding, a shortened cyclic block code (Fire code) with a block length of 275 bits and a redundancy of 5.1\% is used, which is capable of correcting burst errors up to a length of 5 bits. Encoder and decoder are composed of 4 basic encoders/decoders working in paralllel with an operating speed of 9 MHz. By interleaving the four bit streams, the burst-error-correcting capability is increased to 20 bits. The residual bit error rate for random errors is less than $10^{-9}$ at a channel bit error rate of $10^{-6}$.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bacs8506:Simple, AUTHOR="E. Bacs and Lajos Hanzo", TITLE="A simple real-time adaptive speech detector for {SCPC} systems", BOOKTITLE=icc, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="Chicago, Illinois", VOLUME=3, PAGES="1208-1212", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; speech communications; silence detector; speech detector", ABSTRACT="In SCPC systems, speech detectors (SD) are used to distinguish between talk spurts and silence periods. If no speech is present, the carrier of this specific channel is inhibited, saving satellite energy. The SD operates on 7-bit A law compressed PCM samples.", ANNOTE="Notes that speech shows more peaks than background noise. Detects speech if three consecutive samples are greater than the speech threshold TS. The hangover is long if the talk spurt duration exceeds a given threshold, short otherwise. The noise threshold is updated so that the number of samples exceeding the noise threshold TN is an a given interval. TS and TN are related by a threshold distance DT.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Stee8506:Adaptive, AUTHOR="Raymond Steele and Peter Fortune", TITLE="An adaptive packetization strategy for A-law {PCM} speech", BOOKTITLE=icc, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="Chicago, Illinois", PAGES="941-945 (29.6)", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="speech coding; variable-rate coding; A-law", ABSTRACT="A variable length packetization scheme is proposed for packetizing blocks of $W$ A-law PCM speech data at network nodes. We voiced speech occurs a variable length packetization scheme discards every $n$-th sample, $n=2,3,4,5$ or $\infty$, such that when these rejected samples are replaced at the receiver by means of adaptive interpolation the interpolation noise is below a specified value. The value of $n$ determines the length of speech data in the packet. Only the magnitude of the spectral components, A-law PCM encoded, are transmitted for unvoiced speech. Packets representing the silence condition contain no data. The accumulative reduction in data rate was close to 50\% for two concatenated sentences when the signal-to-interpolation noise ratio per block exceeded 25 dB, and $W=256$.", ANNOTE="silence, voiced, unvoiced based on magnitude-squared", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Adam8506:Voice, AUTHOR="C. J. Adams and Stephen Ades", TITLE="Voice experiments in the {UNIVERSE} project", BOOKTITLE=icc, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="Chicago, Illinois", PAGES="927-935 (29.4)", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; ring network; local area network", ABSTRACT="In the UNIVERSE project, experiments were conducted on a series of Cambridge Ring LANs linked together by satellite bridges and local bridges. The Cambridge Ring is a slotted ring which has the considerable advantage for packet voice, when compared with for example CSMA systems, that efficient transmission of small packets is feasible and the ring inherently shares bandwidth amongst contenders in a manner favorable to voice in an ISDN environment. An adaptive packet voice protocol (which adjusts to the load and jitter conditions which prevail during the course of any particular call) has been designed, implemented and tested. It proved to be resilient and to give satisfactory sound quality whilst running through bridges, the bridges being subjected to widely varying loads. Design requirements for bridges/gateways in an ISDN, which have to bear both voice and data traffic, are discussed in the light of experience with this protocol.", ANNOTE="discusses silence substitution (last one second repeated, leading to repeat of clicks)", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Barb8506:Vocoded, AUTHOR="G. Barberis and Neviano Dal Degan and Fulvio Rusina", TITLE="Vocoded speech through a packet switched network", BOOKTITLE=icc, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="Chicago, Illinois", PAGES="921-926 (29.3)", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="integrated services; packet voice; silence detection; LPC; speech coding; error concealment; packet substitution", ABSTRACT="Voice transmission is a possible auxiliary service in a packet-switched data network. Using a 2.4 kbit/s LPC vocoder in some experiments, we have addressed the following problems: (i) the integration in the vocoder analyzer of a speech detection mechanism in order to avoid silence transmission; (ii) the organization of packets and vocoder fragments; (iii) the reconstruction algorithm at the receiver end in order to provide continuous feeding of the vocoder synthesizer; (iv) the implications for network communication protocols of the integration of voice and data.", ANNOTE="first-order statistics for monologue with LPC speech detector yields activity of about 85\% to 89\%, depending on hangover", } @TECHREPORT{Kupf8506:Appraisal, AUTHOR="Michael David Kupfer", TITLE="An appraisal of the instrumentation in Berkeley {UNIX} {4.2BSD}", TYPE="PROGRES Report", INSTITUTION="Computer Science Division, University of California", ADDRESS="Berkeley, California", NUMBER="UCB/CSD 85/246", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="instrumentation; BSD; Berkeley Unix; performance measurements; operating systems", ABSTRACT="Berkeley Unix 4.2BSD comprises four subsystems: networking, the file system, virtual memory, and process management. We present explanations of how these subsystems work and problems with their instrumentation in 4.2BSD. We discuss inaccuracies in the reported performance indices, cases where uninteresting indices are recorded, and cases where interesting indices are not recorded. We restrict our attention mainly to tools that sites can use without special hardware and without their changing the UNIX kernel. We also suggest tools for debugging and monitoring the networking and file system subsystems. Last, we comment on general implementation issues at both the kernel and user levels of the instrumentation code.", } @TECHREPORT{McKu8506:Improvements, AUTHOR="Kirk M. McKusick and Mike Karels and Samuel J. Leffler", TITLE="Performance improvements and functional enhancements in {4.3BSD}", TYPE="PROGRES Report", INSTITUTION="Computer Science Division, University of California", ADDRESS="Berkeley, California", NUMBER="UCB/CSD 85/245", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="4.2BSD; 4.3BSD; Berkeley Unix; operating systems; VAX", ABSTRACT="The 4.2 Berkeley Software Distribution of UNIX for the VAX provided many new facilities. This paper highlights the changes to 4.2BSD that appear in 4.3BSD. The changes to the system have consisted of improvements to the performances of the existing facilities, as well as enhancements to the current facilities. Performance improvements in the kernel include cacheing of path name translations, reductions in clock handling and scheduling overhead, and improved throughput of the network. Performance improvements in the libraries and utilities include replacement of linear searches of system databases with indexed lookup, merging of most network services into a single daemon, and conversion of system utilities to use the more efficient facilities available in 4.2BSD. Enhancements in the kernel include the addition of subnets and gateways, increases in many kernel limits, cleanup of the signal and autoconfiguration implementations, and support for windows and system logging. Functional extensions in the libraries and utilities include the addition of an Internet name server, new system management tools, and extensions to dbx to work with Pascal. The paper concludes with a brief discussion of the changes made to the system to enhance security.", } @ARTICLE{Chri8506:Fiberoptics, AUTHOR="P. Christ and H. Bannas and R. Ruehle", TITLE="Fiberoptics im praktischen Einsatz", JOURNAL=datacom, VOLUME=6, PAGES="18-21", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Fiber optics; Ethernet; development; history", ANNOTE="The article is a user report about the first fiber optical Ethernet used since 1984 by University Stuttgart. The authors development, practical experience and futural developments.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Enge8506:Predicting, AUTHOR="J. R. Engelbrecht and P. S. Kritzinger and Harry Rudin", TITLE="Predicting Protocol Performance from a Meta-Implementation", BOOKTITLE="5th International Workshop on Protocol Specification, Verification and Testing", PAGES="349-362", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Protocol engineering; performance evaluation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Fisc8506:Simulation, AUTHOR="W. Fischer and K. P. Sauer and W. Denzel", TITLE="A Simulation Technique for Communications Protocols Based on a formal Specification by {SDL}", BOOKTITLE="5th International Workshop on Protocol Specification, Verification and Testing", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Protocol Simulation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Rafi8506:Tools, AUTHOR="O. Rafiq", TITLE="Tools and Methodology for Testing {OSI} Protocol Entities", BOOKTITLE="IEEE International Symposium on Fault Tolerant Computing", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=22, KEYWORDS="Protocol testing", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Rayn8506:Standardizing, AUTHOR="D. Rayner", TITLE="Standardizing Conformance Testing for {OSI}", BOOKTITLE="5th International Workshop on Protocol Specification, Verification and Testing", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Protocol testing", } @ARTICLE{Cour8506:Time, AUTHOR="P.-J. Courtois", TITLE="On time and space decomposition of complex structures", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, NUMBER=6, PAGES="590-603", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Decomposition; stochastic system", } @ARTICLE{Birm8506:Implementing, AUTHOR="K. Birman and T. A. Joseph and T. Raeuchle and A El Abbadi", TITLE="Implementing Fault-Tolerant Distributed Objects", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", PAGES="502-508", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Bona8506:EAN, AUTHOR="K. H. Bonacker and U. Pankoke-Babatz and H. Santo", TITLE="{EAN} - Conformity to {X.400} and {DFN-Pflichtenheft}", TYPE="report", INSTITUTION="GMD (Gesellschaft für Mathematik und Datenverarbeitung)", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Brin8506:Interconnection, AUTHOR="D. Brink and D. Brink and S. E. Kille", TITLE="Interconnection Service Management System Authorisation and Accounting in Store and Forward Message Handling Systems", BOOKTITLE="European Computer Communications Conference (Networks)", ADDRESS="London", PAGES="695-706", NOTE="also UCL Internal Note 1695", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="authorisation", } @TECHREPORT{Cabr8506:Impact, AUTHOR="Luis Felipe Cabrera", TITLE="The Impact of Buffer Management on Networking Software Performance in Berkeley {UNIX} {4.2BSD:} A Case Study", INSTITUTION="University of California, Berkeley", NUMBER="UCB/CSD 85/247", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Lloy8506:Ministry, AUTHOR="P. J. Lloyd and Jon Crowcroft", TITLE="Ministry of Defence Research Contract 2047/0107: Annual Report for 1984", TYPE="Technical Report", INSTITUTION="UCL", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Mosh8506:Study, AUTHOR="David Mosher", TITLE="A Study of an {Internet} Protocol Implementation", INSTITUTION="University of California, Berkeley", NUMBER="UCB/CSD 85/238", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Zent8506:DFN, AUTHOR="Zentrale Projektleitung - D. F. N", TITLE="The {DFN} Message Handling System - specifications for realisation", TYPE="Deutshes Forschungsnetz report version", INSTITUTION="Zentrale Projektleitung - DFN", NUMBER="1.1.", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Ghan8506:Two, AUTHOR="M. Ghanbari", TITLE="Two-Layer Coding of Video Signals for {VBR} Networks", JOURNAL=ieeejsac, PUBLISHER="IEEE", VOLUME=7, NUMBER=5, PAGES="771-781", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="ATM; video coding; VBR; DCT", ABSTRACT="Describes a hybrid DCT-DPCM scheme for implementation over ATM and Orwell in particular.", } @TECHREPORT{Nguy8506:Model, AUTHOR="Van K. Nguyen and Alan Demers and David Gries and Susan S. Owicki", TITLE="A Model and Temporal proof system for Networks of Processes", INSTITUTION="Cornell University, Computer Science Department", NUMBER="TR85-690", PAGES=33, MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="An approach is presented for modeling networks of processes that communicate exclusively through message passing. A process (or a network) is defined by its set of possible behaviors, where each behavior is an abstraction of an infinite execution sequence of the process. The resulting model is simple and modular and facilitates information hiding. It can describe both synchronous and asynchronous networks. It supports recursively-defined networks and can characterize liveness properties such as progress of inputs and outputs, termination, and deadlock. A sound and complete temporal proof system based on the model is presented. It is compositional - a specification of a network is formed naturally from specifications of its components.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Smit8506:Cache, AUTHOR="A. J. Smith", TITLE="Cache Evaluation and the Impact of Workload Choice", BOOKTITLE="12th Annual Symposium on Computer Architecture", PAGES="64-73", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Etve8506:Modélisation, AUTHOR="E. Etève and A. Passeron", TITLE="Modélisation des Variations Saisonniéres du Trafic Téléphonique. Modelling Seasonal Variations of Telephone Traffic", JOURNAL=atele, ADDRESS="Montreal, Canada", VOLUME=40, NUMBER="9-10", PAGES="516-525", NOTE="ITC-10", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="French", KEYWORDS="Telephony", } @ARTICLE{Gawl8506:Varieties, AUTHOR="D. Gawlick and D. Kinkade", TITLE="Varieties of Concurrency Control in {IBM/VS} Fast Path", JOURNAL="Data Engineering Bulletin", VOLUME=8, NUMBER=2, PAGES="3-10", MONTH=jun, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Hilt8507:Structuring, AUTHOR="Starr Roxanne Hiltz and Murray Turoff", TITLE="Structuring Computer-Mediated Communication Systems to Avoid Information Overload", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, NUMBER=7, PAGES="680-689", MONTH=jul, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="electronic mail; computer conferencing", ABSTRACT="Computer-mediated communication systems use computers and telecommunications networks to compose, store, deliver, and process communication. Among the types of systems that come under this heading are electronic mail, computerized conferencing, and bulletin-board systems. CMCS's can provide sufficient speed and volume for effective communication flow within and between groups and organizations. However, this ``solution'' to constrictions on the flow of information and communication is not without cost, in a behavioral as well as economic sense. Computers and related ``office-automation'' technology can often create as many problems for an organization as they solve. As Kerr and Hiltz have put it , (quote omitted). Denning cogently characterizes one contributing factor to information overload as ``electronic junk''---frequent CMCS users can expect to be imposed on by unwanted and useless messages. This problem is becoming worse as more systems, and therefore more users, are interconnected by networks like CSNET, USENET, and MAILNET. However, on the basis of several years of observing users of these systems, we must disagree with Denning's prescription for this problem, that ``the research community must study traditional communications paths in existing organizations'' and ``abstract the key properties of successful communications and replicate them electronically.'' This premise takes computer-mediated systems as automated versions of off-line media. CMCS's are a new medium with their own advantages, disadvantages, social dynamics, problems, and opportunities. For instance, putting the computer into the communication loop makes new information filtering and handling techniques possible. Indeed, the automation of communication practices developed for non-electronic media may actually counteract some of the potential benefits of CMCS's. In this article we present our current thinking on desirable design options and implementation strategies for CMCS's, and consider information overload, communication filtering, and the total productivity of information workers. It may seem that we are only discussing the subset of CMCS's known as conferencing systems, but that is not the case. Although most of our examples are drawn from conferencing systems, we believe that many of the distinctions between ``simple'' store-and-forward message systems and group-communication-oriented conferencing systems will become negligible as CMCS's take on more of the features of full-scale conferencing systems. Among the authors who have dealt with such prospects are Tsichritzis et al who state (quote omitted). Our argument is that the computer must play a more active role in filtering and structuring communication. We would add that CMCS's should also be designed to foster the emergence of cohesive groups that can exert social control over member's behavior. In addition to active software roles, there are active human roles that can be played; these roles can to a certain extent be built into the software in the form of special privileges and functions.", } @TECHREPORT{Mull85:Analytische, AUTHOR="B. Müller-Clostermann and F. Noack and M. Sczittnick", TITLE="Analytische Lösungsverfahren für Rechensystemmodelle", TYPE="Interne Studie", INSTITUTION="Fachbereich Informatik IV, Universität Dortmund", ADDRESS="Dortmund, Germany", MONTH=jul, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; analysis", } @TECHREPORT{Woel8507:Multimedia, AUTHOR="Woelk and W. J. Luther", TITLE="Multimedia Database Requirements - Review 0", TYPE="Technical Report", INSTITUTION="MCC", NUMBER="DB-042-85", PAGES="180-189", MONTH=jul, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="multimedia", } @MISC{BERK8507:Multifunctional, AUTHOR="B. E. RKOM", TITLE="Multifunctional Broadband Communication System", ORGANIZATION="BERKOM", MONTH=jul, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{ECMA8507:Remote, AUTHOR="E. C. MA TC 23", TITLE="Remote Operations: Concepts, Notations and Connection-Oriented Mappings", TYPE="ECMA-yy", INSTITUTION="ECMA TC 23", NUMBER="TC32/85/174", MONTH=jul, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Marz8507:Maintaining, AUTHOR="K. Marzullo", TITLE="Maintaining the Time in a Distributed System", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=3, PAGES="44-54", MONTH=jul, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Tane8507:Distributed, AUTHOR="A. S. Tanenbaum and R. van Renesse", TITLE="Distributed Operating Systems", TYPE="Report IR", INSTITUTION="Vrije Universiteit", ADDRESS="Amsterdam", NUMBER=104, MONTH=jul, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Simo8507:Optimal, AUTHOR="Burt Simons and L. G. Votta", TITLE="The Optimal Retry Distribution for Lightly Loaded Slotted Aloha Systems", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=7, PAGES="724-725", MONTH=jul, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Grub8508:Subjective, AUTHOR="J. G. Gruber and L. Strawczynski", TITLE="Subjective Effects of Variable Delay and Speech Clipping in Dynamically Managed Voice Systems", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=8, PAGES="801-808", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice", ABSTRACT="The purpose of this paper is to examine speech impairments likely to arise in dynamically managed voice (DMV) systems. DMV systems utilize speech activity detection to exploit speech idle time and variable bit rate coding to exploit nonstationary speech statistics. the emphasis here is on systems using speech detection. This processing introduces two impairments not commonly found in traditional communications systems: variable speech burst delay and speech clipping. Simulations of these impairments were implemented, and formal subjective testing was performed to assess subjects' reactions to a range of impairment levels. Emphasis was on formal subjective listening tests and customer opinion of speech quality as defined by a rating scale. The test conditions are applicable to general telephony, where relatively high speech quality is required. Results on variable speech burst delay and front-end and midspeech burst clipping are presented. These results serve as an input to the design process and to the establishment of performance guidelines for DMV systems.", } @ARTICLE{Lee8508:Statistical, AUTHOR="Hwang-Soo Lee and Chong Kwan Un", TITLE="Performance Analysis of Statistical Voice/Data Multiplexing Systems with Voice Storage", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=8, PAGES="809-819", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; voice/data integration; performance evaluation; multiplexer", ABSTRACT="In this paper the performances of four statistical voice/data multiplexers are analyzed and compared. The structures of these multiplexers are based on the newly proposed queueing, frame management, and integrated flow control methods. For the queueing purpose, two separate finite voice and data buffers are used to queue voice and data packets independently. For frame managementfour versions of master frame management are considered.", } @ARTICLE{Stas8508:Optimal, AUTHOR="G. I. Stassinopoulos and Panagiotis Konstantopoulos", TITLE="Optimal Congestion Control in Single Destination Networks", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=8, PAGES="792-800", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="communication network; congestion control; routing", ABSTRACT="We present an algorithm for optimal routing in communication networks, resulting in minimum time and minimum total delay clearing of congested traffic towards a single destination. The algorithm is suitable for on-line implementation and can also be applied in the presence of time constant external arrival rates. In the case where several optimal solutions exist, the solution given is of the simplest form. The results are discussed and compared to existing ones, in particular to optimal feedback solutions found in the literature. The simplicity of approach and results allows us to give necessary and sufficient conditions for arrival rates, so that the minimal value for the maximal delay encountered by any packet in the network does not increase when these external arrivals are present. This suggests a flow control policy which, together with optimal routing, gives a guaranteed upper limit for traffic delay, while inhibiting incoming traffic as little as necessary. A thorough geometric interpretation is given and examples illustrate the applicability of results.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Jeff8508:Synchronization, AUTHOR="David Jefferson", TITLE="Synchronization in distributed simulation", BOOKTITLE="International Computers in Engineering", ADDRESS="Boston, MA", PAGES="407-413", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Distributed simulation; asynchronous method; discrete event simulation", ABSTRACT="Discrete event simulations have a great degree of potential concurrency inherent in them provided they are decomposed into processes and the processes are executed with appropriate synchronization. There are two general types of synchronization simulation. One, called synchronous, calls for all processes in simulation to proceed through simulation time together at the saexact rate. This seems a natural and intuitively appealing appro", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Berr8508:Testbed, AUTHOR="O. Berry", TITLE="A Testbed for the Time Warp Distributed Simulation Mechanism", BOOKTITLE="13th Simula User's Conference", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Giff8508:Case, AUTHOR="D. K. Gifford and A. Specter", TITLE="Case Study: The {CIRRUS} Banking Network", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, NUMBER=8, PAGES="797-807", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Stef8508:Corrigendum, AUTHOR="M. Stefik", TITLE="Corrigendum: Strategic Computing at {DARPA:} Overview and Assessment", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, NUMBER=8, PAGES="788-796", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Kim8508:Study, AUTHOR="Yeong Jin Kim and K. Chon", TITLE="A study on addressing and routing for internet multicast", JOURNAL="Journal Korea Information Sciences Society", VOLUME=12, NUMBER=3, PAGES="180-92", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="Internet multicast is the delivery of an internet packet to all members of a group within the internet. This paper proposes and analyzes the mechanism to solve the problem of the multicast in the internet sublayer. For multidestination addressing, the internet packet header with fixed length is designed. The internet routing algorithm to multicast the internet packet is proposed, and performance of the mechanismis analyzed.", } @TECHREPORT{Bic8508:AGM, AUTHOR="L. Bic and R. R. Hartmann", TITLE="{AGM:} A Dataflow Database Machine", TYPE="Technical Report", INSTITUTION="University of California, Irvine, Department of Information and Computer Science", NUMBER="ICS-TR-85-24", PAGES=35, MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="In recent years, a number of database machines consisting of large numbers of parallel processing elements have been proposed. Unfortunately, one of the main limitations to parallelism in database processing is the I/O bandwidth of the underlying storage devices. One way to solve this problem is to use multiple parallel disk units. The main problem with this approach, however, is the lack of a computational model capable of utilizing the potential of any significant number of such devices. This paper presents a database model which is based on the principles of datadriven computation. According to this model, the database is represented as a network in which each node is conceptually an independent processing element, capable of communicating with other nodes by exchanging messages along the network arcs. To answer a query, one or more such messages, called tokens, are created and injected into the network. These then propagate asynchron ously through the network in the search of results satisfying the given query. To investigate the performance of the proposed system, we have implemented the model on a simulated computer architecture. The results of the simulation experiments indicate that the model is capable of exploiting the potential I/O bandwidth of a large number of disk units as well as the computational power of the associated processing elements.", } @TECHREPORT{Bail8508:NAS, AUTHOR="David H. Bailey and John Barton", TITLE="The {NAS} Kernel Benchmark Program", INSTITUTION="NASA Technical Memorandum", NUMBER=86711, MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Krze8508:Multiclass, AUTHOR="A. Krzesinski and P. Teunissen", TITLE="Multiclass queueing networks with population constrained subnetworks", JOURNAL=per, VOLUME=13, NUMBER=2, PAGES="128-139", MONTH=aug, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing network; product form; analysis", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Brow8509:Congestion, AUTHOR="P. Brown and Prosper Chemouil and B. Delosme", TITLE="Performance Analysis of Congestion and Flow Control Procedures for Signalling Networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="113-119", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="congestion control; signalling", ANNOTE="Rerouting, backward signalling.", } @ARTICLE{Cao8509:Convergence, AUTHOR="Xi-Ren Cao", TITLE="Convergence of Parameter Sensitivity Estimates in a Stochastic Experiment", JOURNAL=ieeeac, VOLUME="AC-30", NUMBER=9, PAGES="845-853", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="perturbation analysis", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Half8509:Delays, AUTHOR="S. Halfin", TITLE="Delays in Queues, Properties and Approximations", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="47-52", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", ANNOTE="Approximations for the moments of the delay in a $GI/G/1$ queue.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Holt8509:Interaction, AUTHOR="J. M. Holtzman", TITLE="The Interaction Between Queueing and Voice Quality in Variable Bit Rate Packet Voice Systems", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="151-154", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kimu8509:Refining, AUTHOR="Takumi Kimura", TITLE="Refining Diffusion Approximations for {$GI/G/1$} Queue: A Tight Discretization Method", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="317-323", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", ANNOTE="Approximations for the queue length distribution for finite and infinite waiting room.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kuba8509:Numerical, AUTHOR="Jerzy Kubasik", TITLE="On Some Numerical Methods for the Computation of {Erlang} and Engset Functions", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="958-964", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Lind8509:Time, AUTHOR="P. Lindberg", TITLE="Time Congestion and the Continued Fraction Expansion of the {Erlang} Formula", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES=556, MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory; loss system", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Miya8509:Approximations, AUTHOR="M. Miyazawa", TITLE="Approximations for a Single-Server Queue with a Branching Poisson Arrival Process", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="313-316", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", ANNOTE="deterministic cluster size, with constant interarrival time within cluster. General, i.i.d. service times.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Mura8509:Relations, AUTHOR="Y. Murao and G. Nakamura", TITLE="Relations among the Moments of the Queue Length Distribution in the System {$M/G/1$} with Unit-Service and Bulk-Service", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="375-380", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Sand8509:Approximation, AUTHOR="B. Sanders and W. H. Haemers and R. Wilcke", TITLE="Approximation Techniques for Queueing Systems with Finite Waiting Room", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES=558, MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Seel8509:Approximations, AUTHOR="L. P. Seelen and H. Tijms", TITLE="Approximations to the Waiting Time Percentiles in the $M/G/c$ Queue", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="53-57", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Taka8509:Queueing, AUTHOR="H. Takahashi and H. Akimaru", TITLE="Analysis of Queueing Systems via Multi-dimensional Elementary Return Process", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="Elsevier Science Publishers", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="432-438", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="queueing theory; diffusion approximation", ANNOTE="multidimensional diffusion approximation with instantaneous reflection on the boundaries.", } @ARTICLE{Chla8509:Ethernet, AUTHOR="I. Chlamtac", TITLE="An Ethernet compatible protocol for real-time voice/data integration", JOURNAL=cnj, VOLUME=10, NUMBER=2, PAGES="81-96", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; Ethernet; integrated services; multiple access", ABSTRACT="This paper addresses the issues involved in providing an integrated real time voice and data service on the Ethernet local network. The paper proposes a protocol that is functional, robust and compatible with current Ethernet specifications. The proposed voice protocol meets the real time voice performance requirements for local and potentially remote distribution of voice. As demonstrated by detailed simulation, the addition of voice traffic to an existing Ethernet via the proposed protocol improves the total channel utilization and leaves more data-usable bandwidth when compared to the same load of voice being added via CSMA-CD. Controllers implementing this protocol can co-exist on an Ethernet with stations using conventional controllers. Additionally, the introduction of the voice controllers requires no changes to the data link procedures used by the already existing data stations in the network. The protocol can be considered for other real time applications, such as process control, as well.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Gril8509:Interactive, AUTHOR="D. Grillo", TITLE="Interactive voice application handling in wide-area packet-switched networks", BOOKTITLE=itc11, EDITOR="Minoru Akiyama", PUBLISHER="North-Holland", ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="1054-1060", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; bit dropping", ABSTRACT="The performance of a packet-switched wide-area network for integrated data and voice services is investigated under the assumption of a traffic mix resulting in network resources mainly loaded with data traffic. The analysis focuses on two issues impacting the transport delay, namely probability of allocating network resources to one traffic type in contention cases and reduction of voice redundancy depending on network congestion level. The algorithm used for reducing voice redundancy bases on embedded ADPCM coding and a particular bit assembling within voice packets.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Zwae8509:Protocols, AUTHOR="W. Zwaenepoel", TITLE="Protocols for large data transfers over local networks", BOOKTITLE="9th Data Communications Symposium", ORGANIZATION="ACM", ADDRESS="Whistler Mountain, British Columbia", PAGES="22-32", NOTE="also in {\em Computer Communication Review} 15 (4), Sep. 1985", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="LAN; transport protocols; blast protocol; sliding window; go-back-n; selective repeat", ABSTRACT="In this paper we analyze protocols for transmitting large amounts of data over a local area network. The data transfers analyzed in this paper are different from most other forms of large-scale data transfer protocols for three reasons: (1) the definition of the protocol requires the recipient to have sufficient buffers available to receive the data before the transfer takes place; (2) we assume that the source and the destination machine are more or less matched in speed; (3) the protocol is implemented at the network interrupt level and therefore not slowed down by process scheduling delays. We consider three classes of protocols: stop-and-wait, sliding window and blast protocols. We show that the expected time of blast and sliding window protocols is significantly lower than the expected time for the stop-and-wait protocol, with blast outperforming sliding window by some small amount. Although the network error rate is sufficiently low for blast with full retransmission on error to be acceptable, the frequency of errors in the network interfaces makes it desirable to use a more sophisticated retransmission protocol. A go-back-n strategy is shown to be only marginally inferior to selective retransmission and is, given its simplicity, the retransmission strategy of choice. Our results are based on measurements collected on Sun workstations connected to a 10 megabit Ethernet network using 3-Com interfaces. The derivation of the elapsed time in terms of the network packet error rate is based on the assumption of statistically independent errors.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Dahm8509:Modeling, AUTHOR="H. Dahms", TITLE="On modeling and performance of systems with interdependent trafficsources and dynamic one-way channel allocation", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=1, PAGES="2.1A1-1-a1-7", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=10, KEYWORDS="DCA; dynamic channel assignment; traffic source model; ATM", ANNOTE="The paper deals with systems with interdependent traffic sources which are suitable to increase the channel efficiency and the admissible offered traffic by dynamic one-way channel allocation", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Conr8509:Considerations, AUTHOR="J. Conradt and A. Buchheister", TITLE="Considerations on loss probability of multi-slot connections", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", VOLUME=11, PAGES="4.4B-2-1 7", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=8, KEYWORDS="Theory; loss system; multi-slot connection; switching", ANNOTE="Simplified numerical analysis of a trunk group model.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Font8509:Queue, AUTHOR="B. Fontana and C. D. Berzosa", TITLE="{M/G/1} queue with N-priorities and feedback: joint queue-length distributions and response time distribution for any particular sequence", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", PAGES="3.3A-4", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=9, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; M/G/1; priority; feedback", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Lehn8509:Waiting, AUTHOR="R. Lehnert", TITLE="Waiting times in a {M/M/N/S1/S2/HOL-NONPRE} queueing system", BOOKTITLE=itc11, ADDRESS="Kyoto, Japan", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=8, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; M/M/N; finite queue; HOL priority; nonpreemptive priority", } @ARTICLE{Sabn8509:New, AUTHOR="K. Sabnani and A. Dahbura", TITLE="A New Technique for Generating Protocol Tests", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, PAGES="36-43", NOTE="sigcomm", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=11, KEYWORDS="Protocol testing", } @ARTICLE{Gerl8509:Window, AUTHOR="M. Gerla and H. W. Chan", TITLE="Window selection in flow controlled networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, PAGES="84-92", NOTE="sigcomm", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Communication network; window mechanism; flow control", } @ARTICLE{Kett8509:Untersuchungen, AUTHOR="G. Kettler", TITLE="Untersuchungen zur Neugestaltung des Fernnetzes der {DBP} beim Einsatz digitaler Technik", JOURNAL="Mitteilungen aus dem Forschungsinstitut der Deutschen Bundespost", VOLUME=10, MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="ISDN; network planning", } @ARTICLE{Rege8509:Priority, AUTHOR="K. M. Rege and B. Sengupta", TITLE="A priority-based admission scheme for a multiclass queueing system", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=7, PAGES="1731-1753", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; priority; analysis", } @ARTICLE{Shan8509:Discrete, AUTHOR="J. G. Shanthikumar", TITLE="Discrete random variate generation using uniformization", JOURNAL=ejor, VOLUME=21, NUMBER=3, PAGES="387-398", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="random variate generation", } @ARTICLE{Susa8509:Consistency, AUTHOR="Susan B. Davidson and H. Garcia-Molina and D. Skeen", TITLE="Consistency in Partitioned Networks", JOURNAL=acmcs, VOLUME=17, NUMBER=3, PAGES="341-370", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Lesl8509:Cambridge, AUTHOR="I. Leslie and David Tennenhouse", TITLE="Cambridge Networks and Distributed Systems", BOOKTITLE="COMPINT", ORGANIZATION="COMPINT", ADDRESS="Montreal", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Maxe8509:Regular, AUTHOR="N. F. Maxemchuck", TITLE="Regular Mesh Topologies in Local and Metropolitan Area Networks", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, NUMBER=7, PAGES="1659-1685", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Cole8509:Naming, AUTHOR="Randy Cole and S. E. Kille and Wenke Lee", TITLE="Naming, Addressing, and Directories in Open Systems", BOOKTITLE="3rd International Conference on Networks and Electronic Office Systems", ADDRESS="London", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kill8509:Mapping, AUTHOR="S. E. Kille", TITLE="Mapping the Global Naming Tree onto a Relational Database", BOOKTITLE="2nd International Symposium on Computer Message Systems, Washington", PUBLISHER="North Holland", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @INCOLLECTION{Neuf8509:EAN, AUTHOR="G. W. Neufeld and J. Demco and B. Hilpert and R. Sample", TITLE="{EAN:} an {X.400} message system", BOOKTITLE="2nd International Symposium on Computer Message Systems, Washington", PUBLISHER="North Holland", PAGES="1-13", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="washington", } @ARTICLE{Bran8509:Development, AUTHOR="R. K. Brandriff and C. A. Lynch and M. H. Needleman", TITLE="Development of a {TCP/IP} for the {IBM/370}", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Cole8509:Improvements, AUTHOR="R. Colella and R. Aronoff and K. Mills", TITLE="Performance Improvements for {ISO} Transport", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Dryn8509:Internodal, AUTHOR="D. Drynan and David Baker", TITLE="An Internodal Protocol for Packet Switched Data Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Perl8509:Algorithm, AUTHOR="R. Perlman", TITLE="An Algorithm for Distributed Computation of a Spanning Tree in an Extended {LAN}", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Goud8509:Modeling, AUTHOR="M. G. Gouda and K.-S. The", TITLE="Modeling Physical Layer Protocols using Communicating Finite State Machines", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Ande8509:Grammar, AUTHOR="D. P. Anderson and Lawrence H. Landweber", TITLE="A Grammar-Based Methodology for Protocol Specification and Implementation", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Come8509:Domain, AUTHOR="D. Comer", TITLE="Domain Names: Hierarchy in Need of Organization", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Pete8509:Domain, AUTHOR="L. L. Peterson", TITLE="Domain Names: More Questions Than Answers", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Dobs8509:Datapac, AUTHOR="A. Dobson", TITLE="Datapac", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Whit8509:Line, AUTHOR="G. M. White", TITLE="Line Operations Network Growth Issues", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Jean8509:Technology, AUTHOR="D. Jeannes", TITLE="Technology for Managing Large Packet Switching Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{II8509:Operations, AUTHOR="R. Stubbs I. I. and L. D. Swymer and T. L. Quinn", TITLE="Operations Considerations in a Large Private Packet Switching Network", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Popp8509:Solving, AUTHOR="S. C. Poppe", TITLE="Solving Growth Problems in a Rapidly Expanding {PDN}", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Wong8509:Strategies, AUTHOR="K. Wong and Nicolaos D. Georganas", TITLE="Strategies for Optimal Capacity Allocations in {DAMA} Satellite Communication Systems", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Chu8509:Integrating, AUTHOR="M. Chu and D. Drynan and L. R. Benning", TITLE="Integrating Satellite Links into a Land-Based Packet Network", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Horn8509:Integrated, AUTHOR="M. Hornbeek", TITLE="An Integrated Test Center for {SL-10} Packet Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Chen8509:New, AUTHOR="K.-J. Chen and J. F. Stach and T.-H. Wu", TITLE="A New Method for Topological Design in Large, Traffic-Laden Packet Switched Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Turn8509:Integrated, AUTHOR="J. S. Turner", TITLE="Design of an Integrated Services Packet Network", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Wu8509:Mixing, AUTHOR="L. T. Wu", TITLE="Mixing Traffic in a Buffered Banyan Network", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Abba8509:Resilient, AUTHOR="A El Abbadi and T. R[[perthousand]]uchle", TITLE="A Resilient Communication Structure for Local Area Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Ensh8509:ALPHA, AUTHOR="B. Enshayan", TITLE="{ALPHA} Transport", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Come8509:Using, AUTHOR="D. Comer and L. L. Peterson", TITLE="Issues in Using {DARPA} Domain Names for Computer Mail", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Aubi8509:Path, AUTHOR="R. Aubin and P. Ng", TITLE="A Path-Oriented Routing Strategy for Packet Switching Networks with End-to-End Protocols", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Cher8509:Host, AUTHOR="D. R. Cheriton and S. E. Deering", TITLE="Host Groups: A Multicast Extension for Datagram Internetworks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Zoli8509:Approach, AUTHOR="K. O. Zoline and W. P. Lidinsky", TITLE="An Approach for Interconnecting {SNA} and {XNS} Networks", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Gilb8509:CNMGRAF, AUTHOR="R. S. Gilbert and W. B. Klein^der", TITLE="{CNMGRAF--Graphic} Presentation Services for Network Management", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Eige8509:ISDN, AUTHOR="D. J. Eigen", TITLE="{ISDN} Architecture: A Basis for New Services", JOURNAL=ccr, VOLUME=15, NUMBER=4, NOTE="Ninth Data Communications Symposium", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Colw8509:Instruction, AUTHOR="Robert P. Colwell and C-L. I and E. Lykke Jensen and H. M. Brinkley Sprunt and Charles P. Kollar", TITLE="Instruction sets and beyond: computers, complexity, and controversy", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=7, NUMBER=9, PAGES="8-19", MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=21, KEYWORDS="RISC; CISC; computer architecture", ABSTRACT="Computer design should focus on the assignment of system functionality to implementation levels within an architecture, and not be guided by whether it is a RISC or CISC design.", } @TECHREPORT{Jain8509:Cahing, AUTHOR="Raj Jain", TITLE="On Cahing Out-of-Order Packets in Window Flow Controlled Network", TYPE="DEC Research Report", INSTITUTION="Eastern Research Laboratory, Digital Equipment Corporation", ADDRESS="77 Reed Road, Hudson, Massachusetts", NUMBER="DEC-TR-342", PAGES=8, MONTH=sep, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Krai8510:Traffic, AUTHOR="B. Kraimeche and M. Schwartz", TITLE="Analysis of Traffic Access Control Strategies in Integrated Services Networks", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=10, PAGES="1085-1093", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="access control; ISDN; traffic flow analysis", ABSTRACT="A common digital transmission facility provides service to a community of heterogeneous users generating traffic with differing intensity, message length, and bit rate. In order for this type of integrated communication system to handle its traffic demands with high efficiency and flexibility, close control of access and switching at the input node is required. We propose, analyze, and compare two different strategies for managing the access of two types of traffic, a blockable wide-band (WB) type of traffic and a queueable narrow-band (NB) type of traffic, sharing the transmission resource dynamically. The first strategy assigns preemptive priority to the WB traffic over the NB traffic, whereas the second strategy employs a wide-band to narrow-band bit rate compression mechanism. Exact analytic models are developed, and solution methods are presented and implemented. It is shown that the best combined performance is obtained when the two strategies are adaptively combined according to the offered load.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Rosb8510:Optimal, AUTHOR="Zvi Rosberg and I. Gopal", TITLE="Optimal Hop-By-Hop Flow Control in Computer Networks", BOOKTITLE="23rd Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control and Computing", ADDRESS="Monticello, Illinois", PAGES="688-692", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, ANNOTE="Congestion control.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Fros8510:Multirate, AUTHOR="Victor S. Frost and Edward M. Friedman and Gary Minden", TITLE="Multirate voice coding for load control on {CSMA/CD} local computer networks", BOOKTITLE=lcn, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="Minneapolis, Minnesota", PAGES="10-19", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; local area network; congestion control; embedded coding", ABSTRACT="A study of mixed voice and data on a local area network under the carrier sense multiple access with collision detection (CSMA/CD) is presented. The study determined the feasibility of using multirate voice coding to control the traffic intensity on the network. By decreasing the voice coding rate for short periods of time (and thus the voice quality) when network traffic increases, a larger number of voice users can be realized. The premise is that short term voice quality can be traded for increased throughput on a CSMA/CD network. Collisions per millisecond is found to give a good indication of the traffic on the network. A feedback equation is used to set the voice coding rate, based on the measured collisions per millisecond. The coding rate determined from the feedback equation is rounded to one of four possible coding rates; other rates are clearly possible. The voice coding rates chosen were 48, 40, 32 and 24 kilobits per second. The simulation results show that approximately 10 additional voice users can be added to a 1 Mb/s network when the multirate algorithm is used. Results are given relating the packet delay to the collisions per millisecond. A comparison between multirate and non-multirate is given. An indication of the voice quality for the multirate system is also discussed. The multirate load control algorithm provides a way to increase the amount of traffic on a CSMA/CD network without increasing the line capacity.", } @ARTICLE{Panz8510:Interfacing, AUTHOR="Fabio Panzieri and B. Randell", TITLE="Interfacing {UNIX} to data communication networks", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=10, PAGES="1016-1032", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="UNIX; network protocols; Newcastle Connection; protocol implementation; operating systems", ABSTRACT="We propose an interface for use from within UNIX user programs for communicating over multiple and varied local and wide area networks. This interface aids the design of a distributed application program by hiding the actual communication protocols used over each network, and providing instead simple primitives for sending and receiving (possibly large) datagrams, using a simple standardized network addressing scheme based on a (host number, port number) pair. This interface has been designed principally for use by the Newcastle Connection, a software subsystem which is used to construct the UNIX United distributed system; however, this interface may well fulfill the needs of a large class of transaction-oriented applications of UNIX. Comparisons are made with various alternative approaches to network interfacing, including the Xerox Pup communication architecture, the ``Clean and Simple'' approach of University College London, and the socket scheme developed for Berkeley UNIX.", } @ARTICLE{Das8510:Bandwidth, AUTHOR="Ch. Das and L. Bhuyan", TITLE="Bandwidth Availability of Multiple-Bus Multiprocessors", JOURNAL=ieeetc, VOLUME="C-34", NUMBER=10, PAGES="918-926", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Multiprocessor system; interconnection network; bus", ANNOTE="Multiprocessor systems should be designed considering both performance and reliability issues. They sholud support graceful degradation by isolating the failed components and by reconfiguring to a new state with decreased performance. We present in this paper the effect of failures on the performance of multiple-bus multiprocessors. Bandwidth expressions for this architecture are derived for uniform and nonuniform memory references.", } @ARTICLE{Chau8510:Security, AUTHOR="David Chaum", TITLE="Security Without Identification: Transaction Systems to Make Big Brother Obsolete", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, NUMBER=10, PAGES="1030-1044", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Sari8510:Computer, AUTHOR="Sunil Sarin", TITLE="Computer-based real-time conferencing systems", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=7, NUMBER=10, PAGES="33-45", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=16, KEYWORDS="CSCW; desktop conferencing", ABSTRACT="Real-time conference participants use computers to view, edit, and process information jointly. This article discusses interface design issues, implementation strategies, and network communication requirements for such conferences.", } @ARTICLE{Choi8510:Formal, AUTHOR="T. Y. Choi", TITLE="Formal Techniques for the Specification, Verification and Construction of Communication Protocols", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=10, PAGES="46-52", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=25, KEYWORDS="Protocol testing; specification; verification; implementation", } @ARTICLE{Gupt8510:Planning, AUTHOR="V. P. Gupta", TITLE="What is Network Planning?", JOURNAL=ieeecm, VOLUME=23, NUMBER=10, PAGES="10-16", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=5, KEYWORDS="Network planning; computer tool; algorithm", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Rafi8510:Description, AUTHOR="O. Rafiq and J. Haddad", TITLE="Description of Protocol Testing Scenarios", BOOKTITLE="IFIP TC6 COMNET", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=24, KEYWORDS="Protocol testing", } @ARTICLE{Roeh8510:Inside, AUTHOR="W. C. Roehr", TITLE="Inside {SS} No. 7: A detailed look at {ISDN's} signaling system plan.", JOURNAL=datacommunications, VOLUME=14, NUMBER=11, PAGES="120-128", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @ARTICLE{Pogg8510:CCWS, AUTHOR="Andrew A. Poggio and others", TITLE="{CCWS-} A Computer-Based Multimedia Information System", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=18, NUMBER=10, PAGES="92-103", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="multimedia", } @ARTICLE{Bono8510:Graphics, AUTHOR="P. R. Bono", TITLE="A Survey of Graphics Standards and Their Role in Information Exchange", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=18, NUMBER=10, PAGES="63-75", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Hora8510:Office, AUTHOR="W. Horak", TITLE="Office Document Architecture and Office Document Interchange Formats: Current Status of International Standardization", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=18, NUMBER=10, PAGES="50-60", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{LeLa8510:Real, AUTHOR="G. Le Lann and others", TITLE="Real-Time Local Area Networks: Some Design and Modeling Issues", INSTITUTION="INRIA", NUMBER=448, MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Reyn8510:DARPA, AUTHOR="J. F. Reynolds and J. B. Postel and A. R. Katz and Gregory G. Finn and A. L. DeSchon", TITLE="The {DARPA} Experimental Multimedia Mail System", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=18, NUMBER=10, PAGES="82-91", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Saka8510:Distributed, AUTHOR="S. Sakata and T. Ueda", TITLE="A Distributed Interoffice Mail System", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=18, NUMBER=10, PAGES="106-116", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Topo8510:SATNET, AUTHOR="C. Topolcic and J. Kaiser", TITLE="The {SATNET} Monitoring System", BOOKTITLE="IEEE-MILCOM", ADDRESS="Boston, MA", PAGES="26.1.1-26.1.9", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Yank8510:Reading, AUTHOR="N. Yankelovich and N. Meyrowitz and A. van As", TITLE="Reading and Writing the Electronic Book", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, VOLUME=18, NUMBER=10, PAGES="15-30", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Whit85:Blocking, AUTHOR="W. Whitt", TITLE="Blocking When Service Is Required From Several Facilities Simultaneously", JOURNAL=atttj, VOLUME=64, PAGES="1807-1856", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Kill8510:Model, AUTHOR="S. E. Kille and D. Brink", TITLE="A Model of Message Flow Control", JOURNAL=ccr, PAGES="40-48", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Lloy8510:Preliminary, AUTHOR="P. J. Lloyd and C. Topolcic", TITLE="Preliminary Performance Measurements over {SATNET}", INSTITUTION="University College London", NUMBER="TR 115", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Mart8510:MAX, AUTHOR="P. A. Martin and C. Guerin and M. Chereque and B. Sehabiague", TITLE="The {MAX} project: a fault tolerant local area network architecture", BOOKTITLE="AFCET Congres Automatique . The Tools for Tomorrow", PUBLISHER="AFCET", ADDRESS="Paris", PAGES="277-88", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="MAX is a dependable local area network distributed architecture. Its aim is the definition and realization of a local area network machine which manages, in a transparent fashion with respect to the user, access to objects distributed in the machine and the fault tolerance according to the funtion-by-function user-specified needs in service continuity. The local area network machine allows connection of heterogeneous equipment communicating by means of standard protocols (opening to the ISO world) and the connection of equipment using specific protocols insuring a high level of fault tolerance and performance. The specific protocols are reliable and efficient multicast protocols which simplify cooperation between applications and offer a distributed system environment for the management of distributed objects. The developed architecture presents a strong interactiveness and adapts to the constraints of time and distribution of different application types, especially those of factory applications. Finally, the local area networks machine, authorizing the connection of different computers to a local area network with varied performance, offers a wide range of price, performance and fault tolerance.", } @ARTICLE{Krus8510:Allocating, AUTHOR="C. Kruskal and A. Weiss", TITLE="Allocating Independent Subtasks on Parallel Processors", JOURNAL=ieeese, VOLUME="SE-11", NUMBER=10, MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Cher8510:Preliminary, AUTHOR="D. R. Cheriton", TITLE="Preliminary thoughts on problem oriented shared memory: a decentralized approach to distributed systems", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=4, PAGES="26-33", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Jain8510:Algorithm, AUTHOR="Raj Jain and I. Chlamtac", TITLE="The P-Square Algorithm for Dynamic Calculation of Percentiles and Histograms without Storing Observations", JOURNAL=cacm, MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Tran8510:Approximation, AUTHOR="P. Tran-Gia and T. Raith", TITLE="Approximation for Finite Capacity Multiqueue Systems", BOOKTITLE="Messung, Modellierung und Bewertung von Rechensystemen. 3. GI/NTG Fachtagung", ADDRESS="Dortmund, Germany", PAGES="332-345", MONTH=oct, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Queueing system; finite capacity", } @ARTICLE{Pipp8511:Balanced, AUTHOR="Dale Pippenger", TITLE="Balanced lines handle higher data rates amid noise", JOURNAL="Electronic Products", PAGES="64-70", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="data communications; serial lines; balanced lines; RS 232; RS 485", ABSTRACT="Standards from the EIA for balanced twisted pairs extend the frequency range and specify the balance for drivers and receivers to give noise-free signals.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Woll8511:Probleme, AUTHOR="E. Wollner", TITLE="Probleme der Planung von Mehrdienstenetzen", BOOKTITLE="Professorenkonferenz", ADDRESS="Darmstadt, Germany", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, LANGUAGE="German", KEYWORDS="Network planning", } @TECHREPORT{Hemr8511:OSI, AUTHOR="Christine Hemrick", TITLE="The {OSI} Network Layer Addressing Scheme, Its Implications, and Considerations for Implementation", INSTITUTION="U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications and Information Administration", NUMBER="NTIA 85-186", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Laza8511:MAGNET, AUTHOR="Aurel A. Lazar and Avshalom Patir and T. Takahashi and Magda El Zarki", TITLE="{MAGNET:} Columbia's Integrated Network Testbed", JOURNAL=ieeejsac, VOLUME="SAC-3", NUMBER=6, PAGES="859-871", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Nass8511:Fiber, AUTHOR="M. Nassehi and F. A. Tobagi and Michel Marhic", TITLE="Fiber Optic Configurations for Local Area Networks", JOURNAL=ieeejsac, VOLUME="SAC-3", NUMBER=6, PAGES="941-949", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Brow8511:Alpine, AUTHOR="M. R. Brown", TITLE="The Alpine File System", JOURNAL=tocs, VOLUME=3, NUMBER=4, PAGES="261-293", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Tayl8511:Arcadia, AUTHOR="Richard N. Taylor and L. A. Clarke and L. J. Osterweil and J. C. Wileden and M. Young", TITLE="Arcadia: A Software Development Environment Research Project", TYPE="Technical Report", INSTITUTION="University of California, Irvine, Department of Information and Computer Science", NUMBER="ICS-TR-85-31", PAGES=29, MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="The research objectives of the Arcadia project are two-fold: discovery and development of environment architecture principles and creation of novel software development tools, particularly powerful analysis tools, which will function within an environment built upon these architectural principles. Work in the architecture area is concerned with providing the framework to support integration while also supporting the often conflicting goal of extensibility. Thus, this area of research is directed toward achieving external integration by providing a consistent, uniform user interface, while still admitting customization and addition of new tools and interface functions. In an effort to also attain internal integration, research is aimed at developing mechanisms for structuring and managing the tools and data objects that populate a software development environment, while facilitating the insertion of new kinds of tools and new classes of objects. The unifying theme of work in the tools area is support for effective analysis at every stage of a software development project. Research is directed toward tools suitable for analyzing pre-implementation descriptions of software, software itself, and towards the production of testing and debugging tools. In many cases, these tools are specifically tailored for applicability to concurrent, distributed, or real-time software systems. The initial focus of Arcadia research is on creating a prototype environment, embodying the architectural principles, which supports Ada software development. This prototype environment is itself being developed in Ada. Arcadia is being developed by a consortium of researchers from the University of California at Irvine, the University of Colorado at Boulder, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, TRW, Incremental Systems Corporation, and the Aerospace Corporation. This paper delineates the research objectives and describes the approaches being taken, the organization of the research endeavor, and current status of the work.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Lint8511:Benchmarking, AUTHOR="Mark Linton", TITLE="Benchmarking Engineering Workstations", BOOKTITLE="1st International Conference on Computer Workstations", ADDRESS="San Jose, California", PAGES="108-115", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, } @PHDTHESIS{Jose8511:Low, AUTHOR="T. A. Joseph", TITLE="Low Cost Management of Replicated Data", SCHOOL="Cornell University, DCS", NUMBER="TR 85-712", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Kirk8511:Efficiency, AUTHOR="Andrew Kirk", TITLE="Efficiency considerations in the Canonical Labelling of Graphs", INSTITUTION="Dept. of Computer Science, Australian National University", ADDRESS="Canberra 0200 ACT, Australia", NUMBER="TR-CS-85-05", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Edmo8511:Logic, AUTHOR="Robert Edmondson", TITLE="Toward a Logic for non Horn Clause Prolog", INSTITUTION="Dept. of Computer Science, Australian National University", ADDRESS="Canberra 0200 ACT, Australia", NUMBER="TR-CS-85-04", MONTH=nov, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Boeh8512:SONET, AUTHOR="Rodney J. Boehm and Yau-Chau Ching and Rand C. Sherman", TITLE="{SONET} (Synchronous Optical Network)", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="New Orleans", PAGES="1443-1450", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Coch8512:Asynchronous, AUTHOR="Jean-Yves Cochennec and Pierre Adam and Thierry Houdoin", TITLE="Asynchronous Time-Division Networks: Terminal Synchronization for Video and Sound Signals", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="New Orleans, Louisiana", PAGES="791-794 (25.6)", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, ANNOTE="aspects of Prelude", } @ARTICLE{Ho8512:Sensitivity, AUTHOR="Yu-Chi Ho and Xi-Ren Cao", TITLE="Performance Sensitivity to Routing Changes in Queueing Networks and Flexible Manufacturing Systems Using Perturbation Analysis", JOURNAL=ieeera, VOLUME="RA-1", NUMBER=4, PAGES="165-172", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="perturbation analysis", } @ARTICLE{Li8512:Voice, AUTHOR="Song Li and J. W. Mark", TITLE="Performance of Voice/Data Integration on a {TDM} System", JOURNAL=ieeecom, VOLUME="COM-33", NUMBER=12, PAGES="1265-1273", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="voice/Data integration; approximation; performance; queueing theory", ABSTRACT="Data queueing is of primary concern in a voice/data integrated TDM system. The data queueing model is represented in the discrete-time domain with multiple servers and voice is given a higher priority than data. The data arrival process is assumed to be Poisson and the voice arrival process is characterized by a Markov chain. The correlation coefficient of the number of on voice calls between consecutive frames is used to measure the correlation behavior of the voice process. While the generating function approach may be used to analyze the queueing process, it involves the evaluation of a large number of boundary terms. On the assumption that the voice traffic consists of $N$ i.i.d. two-state Markov chains, we derive a simple expression for the mean queue size as a function of two variables in the form of the traffic departure processes. The results clearly reveal a significant influence of the correlation coefficient on the data queueing process. Then, an approximate analysis based on the departure processes is introduced. The numerical and simulation results indicate that this approximate approach yields reasonably accurate results.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Srir8512:Characterizing, AUTHOR="K. Sriram and W. Whitt", TITLE="Characterizing Superposition Arrival Processes in Packet Multiplexers for Voice and Data", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="New Orleans, Louisiana", PAGES="778-784 (25.4)", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="The paper characterizes the packet arrival process and analyzes the performance of a multiplexer for packetized voice and data. The correlations between interarrival times in the packet arrival process resulting from a superposition of voice sources are studied via the indices of dispersion. The packet delays are described using approximations in the queueing network analyzer (QNA) software package. With this technique, the superposition packet process is approximated by a renewal process partially characterized by two parameters, one describing the rate and the other the variability, where the variability parameter is a function of the traffic intensity. The technique attempts to capture the important correlations between the interarrival times of the actual arrival process in the approximating variability parameter. The approximate analytical results for the packet delays are compared with simulations.", ANNOTE="see \cite{Srir86:Characterizing}.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Dono8512:Experimental, AUTHOR="Edward J. Donofrio", TITLE="The experimental communication system for voice/data on the Ethernet", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="New Orleans, Louisiana", VOLUME=2, PAGES="848-851 (28.2)", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; local area networks", ABSTRACT="An experimental communication system (XCS) is described that used a local area network (LAN) for transmission of packetized voice and data between XCS stations. Each station contains a microprocessor and Ethernet chipset to implement distributed switching. Ear and mouth samples are coded and decoded and use direct memory access (DMA) to transfer the data between a memory buffer and CODEC (coder-decoder). The switch is capable of transmitting and receiving data packets, storing them in memory, and using DMA to send data out to the serial ports. The paper describes the hardware of a stand-alone microcomputer dedicated for voice communications across the Ethernet, without described silence detection.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Huan8512:Integrated, AUTHOR="Nian-Chyi Huang", TITLE="An integrated voice/data network architecture using virtual circuits", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ORGANIZATION="IEEE", ADDRESS="New Orleans, Louisiana", PAGES="542-546 (17.6)", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="packet voice; bit dropping; congestion control; ATD", ABSTRACT="This paper describes the architecture of an integrated voice/data network using virtual circuit switching. Similar to most integrated voice/data networks, the proposed network attempts to achieve two major objectives: efficiency and flexibility. Most integrated networks have two common issues: long and variable end-to-end network delays and overhead/delay dilemma. The long, variable end-to-end delay is due to the use of buffers to resolve temporary overload. In this paper, we use embedded speech coding and bit dropping schemes to reduce and fix the network delay. In addition, we solve the overhead/delay dilemma by using an implicit addressing scheme which allows us to reduce the size of the information blocks (or equivalently the delay) without increasing overhead.", ANNOTE="fixed cell size (pre-ATM) on T1 lines with 32 bit slots", } @ARTICLE{Hirs8512:User, AUTHOR="R. A. Hirschheim", TITLE="User Experience with and Assessment of Participative Systems Design", JOURNAL=misq, PAGES="295-303", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="computer conferencing; computer messaging systems", ABSTRACT="This article reports on the second half of a two-part study addressing user experiences with participative systems design. The concept of a participative design is outline and compared to more conventional approaches. User experiences are noted and the issue of evaluation is explored.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kuma8512:Distributed, AUTHOR="D. Kumar", TITLE="Design and performance analysis of a distributed simulation scheme", BOOKTITLE="CMG --- International Conference on the Management and Performance Evaluation of Computer Systems", ADDRESS="Dallas, Texas", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, REFERENCES=12, KEYWORDS="Performance evaluation; distributed simulation; discrete event simulation; event list control; protocol validation", ABSTRACT="The author presents a scheme for discrete event simulation usingnetwork of processors. These processors have local memories and communicate with each other solely via messages. Any feedforwardsystem can be simulated by this scheme. The scheme is simple, eaimplement, and involves almost no overhead messages. He proves tcorrectness of the scheme, and studies its performance analyticaunder reasonable assumptions. For a class of queuing networks he", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Craw8512:Signal, AUTHOR="K. E. Crawford and P. R. Miller and R. C. Snare", TITLE="The {AT\\&T} No. 2 signal transfer point: Design and service introduction in the {AT\\&T} communications common channel signaling network", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ADDRESS="New Orleans, Louisana", VOLUME=1, PAGES="11.1 (1-5)", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", } @ARTICLE{Card8512:Understanding, AUTHOR="L. Cardelli and P. Wegner", TITLE="On Understanding Types, Data Abstraction, and Polymorphism", JOURNAL=acmcs, VOLUME=17, NUMBER=4, PAGES="471-522", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Clar8512:Structuring, AUTHOR="D. D. Clark", TITLE="The Structuring of Systems Using Upcalls", BOOKTITLE="10th ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles", ORGANIZATION="Association for Computing Machinery", PAGES="171-180", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Parn8512:Software, AUTHOR="D. L. Parnas", TITLE="Software Aspects of Stretegic Defense Systems", JOURNAL=cacm, VOLUME=28, NUMBER=12, PAGES="1326-1335", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Birm8512:Replication, AUTHOR="K. Birman", TITLE="Replication and Fault Tolerance in the {ISIS} System", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="79-86", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Blac8512:Supporting, AUTHOR="A. Black", TITLE="Supporting Distributed Applications: Experience with Eden", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="181-193", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Coop8512:Replicated, AUTHOR="E. Cooper", TITLE="Replicated Distributed Programs", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="63-78", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Crow8512:TP, AUTHOR="Jon Crowcroft", TITLE="{TP} relaying for {ULCC} in Admiral", INSTITUTION="Admiral Note", NUMBER="A.346", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{ECMA8512:OSI, AUTHOR="E. C. MA TC 23", TITLE="{OSI} Directory Access Service and Protocol", INSTITUTION="ECMA TC 23", NUMBER="ECMA TR/32", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Giff8512:Architecture, AUTHOR="D. K. Gifford and R. Baldwin", TITLE="An Architecture for Large Scale Information Systems", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="161-170", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Mull8512:Distributed, AUTHOR="S. J. Mullender and A. S. Tanenbaum", TITLE="A Distributed File Service Based on Optimistic Concurrency Control", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="51-62", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Oust8512:Trace, AUTHOR="J. Ousterhout and H. DaCosta", TITLE="A Trace -Driven Analysis of the Unix {4.2BSD} File System", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="15-24", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Quar8512:Examples, AUTHOR="J. S. Quarterman", TITLE="{4.2BSD} and {4.3BSD} as Examples of the {UNIX} System", JOURNAL=acmcs, VOLUME=17, NUMBER=4, PAGES="379-418", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Saty8512:ITC, AUTHOR="M. Satyanararanyan and J. A. Howard", TITLE="The {ITC} Distributed File System: Principles and Design", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="35-50", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Spec8512:Distributed, AUTHOR="A. Z. Spector and D. Daniels", TITLE="Distributed Transactions for Reliable Systems", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="127-146", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Tane8512:Distributed, AUTHOR="A. S. Tanenbaum and R. van Renesse", TITLE="Distributed Operating Systems", JOURNAL=acmcs, VOLUME=17, NUMBER=4, PAGES="419-470", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @ARTICLE{Wein8512:Transactions, AUTHOR="M. Weinstein and T. Page", TITLE="Transactions and Synchronisation in a Distributed Operating System", JOURNAL=acmosrev, VOLUME=19, NUMBER=5, PAGES="115-126", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Mina8512:Mb, AUTHOR="T. Minami and K. Yamaguchi and N. Fujina and H. Hamano and M. Suyama and K. Iguchi and I. Yamada", TITLE="200 Mb/s synchronous {TDM} loop optical {LAN,} suitable for multi-service integration", BOOKTITLE=globecom, PUBLISHER="IEEE", ADDRESS="New York", VOLUME=1, PAGES="15-20", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="A 200 Mb/s multiservice optical LAN using a synchronous TDM loop structure is described. The LAN consists of a central supervisory node and multiple service nodes connected by an optical fiber loop. Multiple independent communication paths of various speeds up to 140 Mb/s and various modes, including point-to-point, ring, and multicast, can be provided on the loop. The structure of this LAN is quite suitable for integration of multiple services, including video, image, data, and voice, since each service can independently choose its own speed, access method, and mode. Various LSI-based high-speed hardware technologies were successfully introduced and compact LAN equipment was obtained. The system and hardware structure of LAN, together with high-speed hardware technology and applications are described.", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Kudo8512:NDL, AUTHOR="T. Kudoh and H. Amano and T. Boku and H. Aiso", TITLE="{NDL:} a language for solving scientific problems on {MIMD} machines", BOOKTITLE="1st International Conference on Supercomputing Systems: SCS 85", PUBLISHER="IEE Computer Society Press", ADDRESS="Washington", PAGES="55-64", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="A new programming language for MIMD parallel machines, called NDL (Node Description Language), is proposed. In most scientific problems, there exist systems to be analyzed. For example, in the analysis of electronic circuits, there exist many elements which can correspond to concurrent processes. Therefore, in solving these problems, it is efficient to specify the elements and their relationships independently. Moreover, the system is static throughout the whole hob. And NDL program consists of two parts: the node description part and the network description part. The communications among processes are performed by multicast, i.e. data transfer from one process to multiple processes. To reduce the process control overhead, the network is static and processes are never created or deleted dynamically. Libraries can be defined for various applications.", } @TECHREPORT{Baba8512:Reliable, AUTHOR="Ozalp Babaoglu and Patrick Stephenson", TITLE="Reliable Broadcasts Through Partial Broadcasts", INSTITUTION="Cornell University, Computer Science Department", NUMBER="TR85-720", PAGES=21, MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, ABSTRACT="In the Reliable Broadcast Problem, a processor disseminates a value to all other processors in a distributed system where both processors and communication components are subject to failures. We prove lower bounds for the execution time of any reliable broadcast protocol in distributed systems with arbitrary communication networks. Our results apply to common distributed system architectures consisting of multiple broadcast network-based clusters of processors. In light of these lower bounds, our earlier protocols are shown to be optimal with respect to execution time.", } @ARTICLE{Lube8512:Benchmark, AUTHOR="Olaf Lubeck and J. D. Moore", TITLE="A Benchmark Comparison of Three Supercomputers: Fujitsu {VP-200,} Hitachi {S810/20,} and Cray {X-MP/2.}", JOURNAL=ieeecomp, PAGES="10-24", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Bail8512:NAS, AUTHOR="David H. Bailey", TITLE="{NAS} Kernel Benchmark Results", BOOKTITLE="1st International Conference on Supercomputing Systems", PAGES="341-345", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Oki8512:Reliable, AUTHOR="Brian M. Oki and B. Liskov and R. Scheifler", TITLE="Reliable Object Storage to Support Atomic Actions", BOOKTITLE=sosp, PAGES="147-159", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @BOOK{Fein8512:DDN, AUTHOR="Elizabeth J. Feinler and Ole J. Jacobsen and Mary K. Stahl and Carol A. Ward", TITLE="{DDN} Protocol Handbood", PUBLISHER="Defense Communications Agency", VOLUME=1, MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Tcp ip tcp/ip", } @INPROCEEDINGS{Schr8512:Caching, AUTHOR="M. D. Schroeder and D. K. Gifford and R. M. Needham", TITLE="A Caching File System for a Programmer's Workstation", BOOKTITLE="10th Symposium on Operating Systems Principles", PAGES="25-34", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @TECHREPORT{Moli8512:PLUM, AUTHOR="B. P. Molinari", TITLE="{PLUM} - a Package for {ADT} implementation", INSTITUTION="Dept. of Computer Science, Australian National University", ADDRESS="Canberra 0200 ACT, Australia", NUMBER="TR-CS-85-03", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, } @INPROCEEDINGS{Craw8512:Signal, AUTHOR="K. E. Crawford and P. R. Miller and R. C. Snare", TITLE="The {AT\&T} No. 2 signal transfer point: Design and service introduction in the {AT\&T} communications common channel signaling network", BOOKTITLE=globecom, ADDRESS="New Orleans, Louisana", VOLUME=1, PAGES="11.1 (1-5)", MONTH=dec, YEAR=1985, KEYWORDS="Signalling; common channel; CCS", }