ISICT 2004: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Invited workshop on distributed objects research, experiences and applications

• Banjong Huongrat, Twittie Senivongse:
  Cross-domain service change notification via trader federation. 2-7
  
• Arno Puder:
  Extending desktop applications to the web. 8-13
  
• Heinz Kredel, Matthias Merz:
  The design of the IPACS distributed software architecture. 14-19
  
• Markus Aleksy, Ralf Gitzel:
  Value type-based smart proxies: a concept for adaptable distributed applications. 20-25
  

Computer networks

• Conor Gildea, Declan Barber:
  Convergence technologies for sensor systems in the Next Generation networks (NGN). 26-31
  
• Deepak Mathur:
  Traffic protection and restoration schemes in core routers/switches. 32-37
  
• Deepak Mathur:
  SuperPipe: next generation of high speed trunks. 38-43
  
• Xue Bai, Ade G. Ola, Yinjing Cui, Fidelis Ikem:
  A clustered tree method for implementing application level multicast. 44-49
  
• Gavin Byrne, Declan Barber:
  Developing multiparty conferencing services for the NGN: towards a service creation framework. 50-55
  
• Hussein Ali, Mohammad Inayatullah, Shmuel Rotenstreich:
  Resource allocation and QoS in mobile ad hoc networks. 56-62
  
• Ladda Preechaveerakul, Pattarasinee Bhattarakosol:
  One name—many objects—one result: a possible solution for naming system. 63-67
  
• Lan Quan, Tai Rang Eom, Kyung-Geun Lee, Ju-wook Jang, Sang Yun Lee:
  Retrieval schemes for scalable unstructured P2P system. 68-73
  
• Montree Bunruangses, Weerawat Poompatanapong, Pratheep Banyatnoparat, Bunjong Piyatamrong:
  QoS multi-agent applied for Grid Service management. 74-79
  
• Th. Vergin, Thomas Kessler, Andreas Ahrens, Christoph Lange, Hans-Dietrich Melzer:
  Packet arrivals in ethernet-based data networks. 80-85
  

Information processing

• Vivek Chanana, Athula Ginige, San Murugesan:
  Improving information retrieval effectiveness by assigning context to documents. 86-91
  
• David Byer, Colin Depradine:
  Autonomous collaborative web agents. 92-96
  
• Shazia Akhtar, John Dunnion, Ronan G. Reilly:
  A system for document markup and organisation. 97-102
  
• Cormac Flynn, John Dunnion:
  Topic Detection in the news domain. 103-108
  
• John O'Donovan, John Dunnion:
  Adaptive recommendation: putting the best foot forward. 109-114
  
• Svetlana Hensman, John Dunnion:
  Automatically building conceptual graphs using VerbNet and WordNet. 115-120
  

Invited workshop on information technology and its applications: software development, disaster engineering, and education

• Alta van der Merwe, Johannes C. Cronjé:
  The educational value chain as a modelling tool in re-engineering efforts. 122-127
  
• Leon Jololian, Jean-Claude Ngatchou, Remzi Seker:
  A component integration meta-framework using smart adapters. 128-133
  
• Pratap Chillakanti:
  Role-based information security: change management issues. 134-139
  
• A. Chris Bogen, David A. Dampier:
  Knowledge discovery and experience modeling in computer forensics media analysis. 140-145
  
• Gary Cantrell, David D. Dampier:
  Experiments in hiding data inside the file structure of common office documents: a stegonography application. 146-151
  

Information technology

• Amirrudin Kamsin:
  Management of information technology: the study on strategy, planning and policies. 152-157
  
• Amirrudin Kamsin, Mas Idayu Md Sabri:
  The collaborative system strategies. 158-165
  
• Wonjin Jung:
  A review of research: an investigation of the impact of data quality on decision performance. 166-171
  
• Nicholas Zsifkov, Radu Campeanu:
  Business rules domains and business rules modeling. 172-177
  
• Nils Schumacher:
  A theoretical concept for XML-enabled global small business networks. 178-184
  
• Thomas H. Lenhard:
  Multi-discipline-reengineering/redevelopment of IT-infrastructures. 185-189
  

Applications I

• Akihiro Chiyonobu, Toshinori Sato:
  Investigating heterogeneous combination of functional units for a criticality-based low-power processor architecture. 190-195
  
• JunSeong Kim, JongSu Yi:
  Performance sensitivity of SPEC CPU2000 over operating frequency. 196-201
  
• Chul Choi, Young Kwan Choi, Chang-Chun Park:
  The image analysis system with Adaptive Component. 202-207
  
• Seung Soo Lee, Jeong A. Lee, Chang Choon Park:
  A research of merging regions through isophotes analysis. 208-213
  
• Young Kwan Choi, Chul Choi, Chang-Chun Park:
  Image retrieval using color component analysis. 214-219
  
• Dragos Trinca:
  Meta-EAH: an adaptive encoder based on adaptive codes. Moving between adaptive mechanisms. 220-225
  
• Mayumi Kato, Chia-Tien Dan Lo:
  Growing adaptation of computer science in Bioinfomatics. 226-231
  
• Ian Eccles, Meng Su:
  Illustrating the curse of dimensionality numerically through different data distribution models. 232-237
  

Applications II

• Wei Li, Hang Chen, Qing-An Zeng, Dharma P. Agrawal:
  Resource allocation for handoffs in integrated wireless cellular networks. 238-243
  
• Yafen Li, Wuu Yang, Ching-Wei Huang:
  Preventing type flaw attacks on security protocols with a simplified tagging scheme. 244-249
  
• Chia-Chu Chiang:
  High-level heterogeneous distributed parallel programming. 250-255
  
• Chia-Chu Chiang, Zhendong Chen:
  A CORBA adapter to promote reusability of Java components. 256-261
  

Java technology

• Joel K. Hollingsworth, David J. Powell:
  Explicitly and implicitly teaching Java best practices across the undergraduate curriculum. 262-267
  
• Pat Shuff, Michael Bolton:
  Experiences in code migration from main applications to J2EE servers. 268-274
  
• Raymond Imhoff, Colin Depradine:
  A Java framework for bio-analysis systems. 275-280
  
• Adrijan Bozinovski, Stevo Bozinovski:
  N-queens pattern generation: an insight into space complexity of a backtracking algorithm. 281-286