3. Modelling and Evaluation of ATM Networks 1995: Ilkey, UK

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/atmn/1995,
  editor    = {Demetres D. Kouvatsos},
  title     = {ATM Networks, Performance Modelling and Analysis, Volume 2 [IFIP
               TC6 Third Workshop on ATM Networks, July 2-6, 1995, Ilkley, UK]},
  booktitle = {Modelling and Evaluation of ATM Networks},
  publisher = {Chapman {\&} Hall},
  series    = {IFIP Conference Proceedings},
  volume    = {71},
  year      = {1996},
  isbn      = {0-412-79200-1},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Part One: Traffic Models and Characterisation

• Marco Conti, Enrico Gregori: Validation and tuning of an MPEG-1 video model. 3-21 BibTeX
• T. Srinivasa Rao, Sanjay K. Bose, K. R. Srivathsan: Using maximum entropy principle for output burst characterization of an ATM switch. 22-38 BibTeX
• Åke Arvidsson, Christer Lind: Using Markovian models to replicate real ATM traffics. 39-54 BibTeX

Part Two: Traffic and Congestion Control

• S. Halberstadt, Daniel Kofman, Annie Gravey: A congestion control mechanism for connectionless services offered by ATM networks. 57-73 BibTeX
• Zhong Fan, Philip Mars: ATM traffic prediction using FIR neural networks. 74-91 BibTeX
• F. W. Hoeksema, J. Kroeze, Johan Witters: Analysis, simulation and experimental verification of the throughput of GCRA based UPC functions for CBR streams. 92-109 BibTeX
• Eva Gustafsson, Gunnar Karlsson: When is traffic dispersion useful? A study on equivalent capacity. 110-129 BibTeX

Part Three: Routing and Optimisation

• P. A. Veitch, D. G. Smith, I. Hawker: A comparison of pre-planned routing techniques for virtual path restoration. 133-152 BibTeX
• I. Papanikos, Michael D. Logothetis, George K. Kokkinakis: Virtual path bandwidth control versus dynamic routing control. 153-171 BibTeX

Part Four: Adaption Layer and Protocols

• Marco Ajmone Marsan, Andrea Bianco, Renato Lo Cigno, Maurizio M. Munafò: Some simulation results about TCP connections in ATM networks. 175-194 BibTeX

Part Five: Network Management

• Liam Murphy, John Murphy: Feedback and pricing in ATM networks. 197-212 BibTeX

Part Six: Models of ATM Switches

• L. Truffet: Geometrical bounds of an output stream of a queue in a model of a two-stages interconnection network: application to the dimensioning problem. 215-232 BibTeX
• Erol Gelenbe, Xiaowen Mang, Yutao Feng: A diffusion cell loss estimate for ATM with multiclass bursty traffic. 233-248 BibTeX
• Sergio Montagna, Roberto Paglino, John F. Meyer: An integrated approach to evaluating the loss performance of ATM switches. 249-268 BibTeX
• Fotios K. Liotopoulos, Suresh Chalasani: Strictly nonblocking operation of 3-stage Clos switching networks. 269-286 BibTeX
• Demetres D. Kouvatsos, Jeffrey Wilkinson, Peter G. Harrison, Madhu D. K. Bhabuta: Performance analysis of buffered Banyan ATM switch architectures. 287-323 BibTeX

Part Seven: Bandwidth and Admission Control

• J. M. Griffiths, Jonathan M. Pitts: Markov chain animation technique applied to ATM bandwidth derivation and tandem switches. 327-341 BibTeX
• Jan Naudts, G. De Laet, Xiao W. Yin: A scheme for multiplexing ATM sources. 342-357 BibTeX
• A. Dagiuklas, Mohammed Ghanbari, B. J. Tye: Shaping of video traffic to optimise QoS and network performance. 358-377 BibTeX

Part Eight: Performance Modelling Studies

• G. Fiche, Cl. Le Palud, S. Rouillard: Study of the performance of an ATM CLOS switching network based on the composite technique. 381-399 BibTeX
• Llorenç Cerdà, Jorge García, Olga Casals: A study of the fairness of the fast reservation protocol. 400-413 BibTeX
• Victor F. Nicola, Gertjan A. Hagesteijn: Efficient simulation of consecutive cell loss in ATM networks. 414-430 BibTeX
• M. J. Tunnicliffe, David J. Parish: On the accelerated simulation of VBR virtual channel multiplexing in a single-server first-in-first-out buffer. 431-440 BibTeX