CASCON 1992: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Volume 1

Session 1.1

• Kelly A. Lyons:
  Cluster busting in anchored graph drawing. 7-17
  
• Darrell R. Raymond:
  Evolutions in typesetting systems. 19-28
  
• David Taylor:
  A prototype debugger for Hermes. 29-42
  
• Richard C. Holt, David A. Penny, Spiros Mancoridis:
  Multicolour programming and metamorphic programming: object oriented programming-in-the-large. 43-58
  

Session 2.1

• G. David A. Weston:
  National language architecture. 59-69
  
• Stephen G. Pearce:
  Continuous improvement experiences in information development. 71-80
  
• Richard C. Holt, Jacob Slonim:
  An agenda for research directions. 81-90
  
• Jacob Slonim, Per-Åke Larson, Daniel Sabbah, Michael A. Bauer, Erich B. Buss:
  CAS: a centre for applied research and development. 91-112
  
• Joel Troster:
  Assessing design-quality metrics on legacy software. 113-131
  
• Arthur G. Ryman:
  Foundations of 4Thought. 133-155
  
• Erich B. Buss, John Henshaw:
  Experiences in program understanding. 157-189
  
• George Baklarz:
  Using neural nets to optimize retrieval in a fuzzy relational database. 191-200
  

Visualizing software objects

• David Alex Lamb, Kevin A. Schneider:
  Formalization of information hiding design methods. 201-214
  
• James R. Cordy, Medha Shukla:
  Practical metaprogramming. 215-224
  
• Gunnar Gotshalks:
  A theory-model formalization of FlexOr. 225-245
  
• Yan Xiao, Paul Milgram:
  Visualisation of large networks in 3-D space: issues in implementation and experimental evaluation. 247-258
  
• Emanuel G. Noik:
  Challenges in graph-based relational data visualization. 259-277
  

Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) and multimedia

• John D. McFall, Jennifer M. Crawford:
  The calibration of a display monitor for an image enabler. 279-293
  

Reverse engineering

• M. A. Waheed:
  A practical approach to re-engineering software. 295-298
  
• Kostas Kontogiannis:
  Toward program representation and program understanding using process algebras. 299-317
  
• Scott R. Tilley:
  Management decision support through reverse engineering technology. 319-328
  
• Santanu Paul:
  SCRUPLE: a reengineer's tool for source code search. 329-346
  

Parallel and object oriented programming

• Eshrat Arjomandi, William G. O'Farrell:
  Concurrency issues in C⁺⁺. 347-358
  
• Allan Borodin:
  Can competitive analysis be made competitive? 359-367
  
• Shahram Javey, Kin'ichi Mitsui, Hiroaki Nakamura, Tsuyoshi Ohira, Kazu Yasuda, Kazushi Kuse, Tsutomu Kamimura, Richard Helm:
  Architecture of the XL C++ browser. 369-379
  
• Harjinder S. Sandhu:
  Integrating applications with cache and memory management on a shared-memory multiprocessor. 382-393
  
• Donald Acton:
  A C toolkit to support parallel programming. 395-407
  

CASE tool integration and adoption

• Shanker Sanyal, Ken Aida, Kostas Gaitanos, George Wowk, Sam Lahiri:
  Defect tracking and reliability modeling for a new product release. 409-422
  

Software engineering environment

• Dov Lungu, Tom Carey, John Mitterer, Blair Nonnecke:
  A comparison of access methods for online documentation. 423-431
  
• George Dadoun:
  ISO 9000: a requirement for doing business. 433-437
  
• Nikki Panlilio-Yap:
  Software estimation using the SLIM tool. 439-475
  
• Steven S. Popovich:
  Rule-based process servers for software development environments. 477-497
  
• Tilmann F. W. Bruckhaus:
  Towards a computer-aided process engineering environment. 499-512
  
• Carolyn B. Seaman:
  AAA: a modeling language for software production environments. 513-530
  

Volume 2

Introduction

• Jacob Slonim, Michael A. Bauer, Per-Åke Larson:
  CORDS: status and directions. 1-21
  

Multidatabase systems

• Yuri Breitbart, Hector Garcia-Molina, Abraham Silberschatz:
  Overview of multidatabase transaction management. 23-56
  
• Neil Coburn, Per-Åke Larson:
  Multidatabase services: issues and architectural design. 57-66
  
• Ming-Ling Lo, Chinya V. Ravishankar:
  A concurrency control protocol for nested transactions. 67-80
  
• Gerald W. Neufeld, Barry J. Brachman:
  A transactional API for the EAN X.500 directory service. 81-91
  
• Dexter P. Bradshaw:
  Open nested serializability in multidatabase systems. 93-109
  
• Qiang Zhu:
  Query optimization in multidatabase systems. 111-127
  
• Gopi K. Attaluri:
  Issues in managing long transactions and large objects in a multidatabase system. 129-151
  
• Jianchun Zhang:
  Classifying approaches to semantic heterogeneity in multidatabase systems. 153-173
  

Distributed systems - programming and management

• James W. Hong, Michael A. Bauer, J. Michael Bennett:
  The role of directory services in network management. 175-187
  
• Irwin S. Pressman, Stephen A. Cook, Jan K. Pachl:
  The optimal placement of replicas in a network using a read any - write all policy. 189-201
  
• Gerald A. Winters, David W. Bachmann, Toby J. Teorey:
  NESTMOD simulation of DQDB metropolitan networks. 203-213
  
• Patrícia Gomes Soares Florissi:
  On remote procedure call. 215-267
  
• Crispin Cowan:
  Optimistic replication in HOPE. 269-282
  
• Germán S. Goldszmidt:
  Elastic servers in CORDS. 283-291
  
• Ferhat Khendek:
  Extending distributed system specifications. 293-299
  

High-bandwidth networks

• Jadranka Alilovic-Curgus:
  Analytic methods in coverage testing of communications software. 301-312
  

CORDS

• David Taylor:
  A prototype debugger for Hermes. 313-326
  
• Kelly A. Lyons:
  Cluster busting in anchored graph drawing. 327-337
  
• T. Patrick Martin, Michael A. Bauer, Neil Coburn, Per-Åke Larson, Gerald Neufeld, Jan K. Pachl, Jacob Slonim:
  Directory requirements for a multidatabase service. 339-350
  
• Ferhat Khendek, Gregor von Bochmann:
  A formalization of the CORDS Process Model using Mondel. 351-360
  
• Charles Rackoff:
  Some definitions, protocols and proofs about secure authentication. 361-374
  
• Roger Y. M. Cheung:
  From grapevine to trader: the evolution of distributed directory technology. 375-389