Multimedia: Advanced Teleservices and High-Speed Communication Architectures: Second International Workshop, IWACA '94 Heidelberg, Germany, September 26–28, 1994 Proceedings

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This volume contains the proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Advanced Teleservices and High-Speed Communication Architectures (IWACA '94), held in Heidelberg, Germany in September 1994.
The IWACA Workshop is a platform for the exchange among researchers and developers from both the multimedia applications and the high-speed telecommunication communities. The book presents revised versions of the 36 papers accepted for presentation at the workshop. They cover several aspects of multimedia applications and asynchronous transfer mode (ATM), and focus on ATM-LANs and ATM for the wide area high-performance network of the future.

Author(s): Nicolas D. Georganas (auth.), Ralf Steinmetz (eds.)
Series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science 868
Edition: 1
Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
Year: 1994

Language: English
Pages: 457
Tags: Computer Communication Networks; Information Systems Applications (incl.Internet); Operating Systems; Communications Engineering, Networks

Self-similar(“fractal”) traffic in ATM networks....Pages 1-7
A service kernel for multimedia endstations....Pages 8-22
Advance reservation of network resources for multimedia applications....Pages 23-33
Media scaling in distributed multimedia object services....Pages 34-43
An interactive cable television network for multimedia applications....Pages 44-52
Eurescom IMS1 projects....Pages 53-66
Hypermedia information retrieval system using MHEG coded representation in a networked environment....Pages 67-77
Transparent ATM LAN interconnection over ISDN....Pages 78-91
CPU utilization of multimedia processes: HeiPOET — The Heidelberg predictor of execution times measurement tool....Pages 92-103
Extending the rate-monotonic scheduling algorithm to get shorter delays....Pages 104-114
A multimedia application adaptation layer (MAAL) protocol....Pages 115-123
Adaptation Layer and Group Communication Server for Reliable Multipoint services in ATM networks....Pages 124-138
TIP: A transport and internetworking package for ATM....Pages 139-152
Multimedia and hypermedia synchronization: A unified framework....Pages 153-166
Multimedia playout synchronization using buffer level control....Pages 167-180
eXtended color cell compression — A runtime-efficient compression scheme for software video....Pages 181-190
QoS adaptation and flow filtering in ATM networks....Pages 191-202
Optimal resource management in ATM transport networks supporting multimedia traffic....Pages 203-215
Incorporating security functions in multimedia conferencing applications in the context of the MICE project....Pages 216-223
Secure multimedia applications and teleservices — Security requirements and prototype for health care....Pages 224-236
The BERKOM Multimedia Teleservices....Pages 237-250
The CIO multimedia Communication Platform....Pages 251-265
From requirements to services: Group Communication Support for Distributed Multimedia Systems....Pages 266-277
Harmonization of an infrastructure for flexible distance learning in Europe with CTA....Pages 278-299
Dedicated — Modular training System DELTA project D2014....Pages 300-314
Multimedia teletutoring over a Trans-European ATM network....Pages 315-327
A framework for synchronous tele-cooperation....Pages 328-338
Multimedia Conferencing services in an open distributed environment....Pages 339-352
ISABEL Experimental distributed cooperative work application over broadband networks....Pages 353-362
Demonstrating image communication within open distributed environments....Pages 363-375
Design and implementation of a high quality video distribution system using XTP reliable multicast....Pages 376-386
An object-oriented implementation of the Xpress Transfer Protocol....Pages 387-400
Development of a multimedia archiving teleservice using the DFR standard....Pages 401-412
MOSS as a multimedia-object server....Pages 413-425
The Universal Personal Telecommunication service in a multi-operator environment....Pages 426-434
On the personal communications impacts on multimedia teleservices....Pages 435-449