4. Protocols for High-Speed Networks 1994: Vancouver, BC, Canada

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/phsn/1994,
  editor    = {Gerald W. Neufeld and
               Mabo Robert Ito},
  title     = {Protocols for High-Speed Networks IV},
  booktitle = {Protocols for High-Speed Networks},
  publisher = {Chapman {\&} Hall},
  series    = {IFIP Conference Proceedings},
  volume    = {8},
  year      = {1995},
  isbn      = {0-412-71180-X},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Part One: Keynote Address

• James P. G. Sterbenz: Protocols for high speed networks: life after ATM? 3-18 BibTeX

Part Two: Quality of Service

• Brigitte Kerhervé, Andreas Vogel, Gregor von Bochmann, Rachida Dssouli, Jan Gecsei, Abdelhakim Hafid: On distributed multimedia presentational applications: functional and computational architecture and QoS negotiation. 21-37 BibTeX
• Philippe Robin, Geoff Coulson, Andrew T. Campbell, Gordon S. Blair, Michael Papathomas, David Hutchison: Implementing a QoS controlled ATM based communications system in chorus. 38-54 BibTeX
• Yee-Hsing Chang: Statistical sharing and traffic shaping: any contradiction? 55-66 BibTeX

Part Three: Architecture

• Vincent Roca, Christophe Diot: A high performance Streams-based architecture for communication subsystems. 69-87 BibTeX
• Danilo Florissi, Yechiam Yemini: Protocols for loosely synchronous networks. 88-102 BibTeX
• Thomas Plagemann, Andreas Gotti, Bernhard Plattner: CoRA - a heuristic for protocol configuration and resource allocation. 103-119 BibTeX

Part Four: Parallel Implementations and Error Handling

• Douglas C. Schmidt, Tatsuya Suda: Measuring the impact of alternative parallel process architecture on communication subsystem performance. 123-138 BibTeX
• Torsten Braun, Jochen H. Schiller, Martina Zitterbart: A modular VLSI implementation architecture for communication subsystems. 139-154 BibTeX
• M. Aghadavoodi Jolfaei, Ulrich Quernheim: Multicopy ARQ strategies for heterogeneous networks. 155-168 BibTeX

Part Five: Protocols

• Liam Casey: The design of BTOP - an ATM bulk transfer protocol. 171-188 BibTeX
• Walid Dabbous: High performance presentation and transport mechanisms for integrated communication subsystems. 189-204 BibTeX
• Torsten Braun: PATROCLOS: a flexible and high-performance transport subsystem. 205-223 BibTeX
• Y. H. Thia, C. Murray Woodside: A reduced operation protocol engine (ROPE) for a multiple-layer bypass architecture. 224-239 BibTeX

Part Six: Implementation and Performance

• Kjersti Moldeklev, Per Gunningberg: Deadlock situations in TCP over ATM. 243-259 BibTeX
• Tsunehiko Kameda, J. Ting, D. Fracchia: A guaranteed-rate channel allocation scheme and its application to delivery-on-demand of continuous media data. 260-275 BibTeX
• Randy B. Osborne: A hybrid deposit model for low overhead communication in high speed LANs. 276-292 BibTeX

Part Seven: Posters

• Luis Orozco-Barbosa, Michel Soto: A multimedia document distribution system over DQDB MANs. 295-307 BibTeX
• Stefan Leue, Philippe Oechslin: From SDL specifications to optimized parallel protocol implementations. 308-327 BibTeX
• Ichiro Inoue, Naotaka Morita: Partial-frame retransmission scheme for data communication error recovery in B-ISDN. 328-348 BibTeX
• Joseph D. Touch: Procotol parallelization. 349-360 BibTeX