Speakers: 7th Maryland Workshop on High Speed Networks

Thu Oct 17 17:52:00 UTC 1996

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			Presentations at the
     	7TH MARYLAND WORKSHOP ON VERY HIGH SPEED NETWORKS
			Nov. 5-6, 1996
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                 Maryland Center for Telecommunications Research
            Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
                     University of Maryland Baltimore County 
		      (Workshop in cooperation with NANOG)
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For agenda and other information, visit URL:  http://www.mctr.umbc.edu
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1.  Bob Kahn (CNRI) (Keynote Address)
	Information Access As A Middleware Function

2.  Scott Bradner (Harvard University)
	Current Status, Problems and Future Directions of ATM Technology

3.  Richard desJardins and Andy Germain (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)
	Networks for NASA Earth Observing System Data and
	Information System (EOSDIS)

4.  Allison Mankin (USC/ISI-Washington Center) and Javad Boroumand (NASA) 
	Collaborative Advanced Interagency Research Network (CAIRN) --
	IPv6 Prototyping

5.  Patrick Dowd (United States Department of Defense)
	ATDnet - A Large Wide Area Multi-gigabit ATM Testbed

6.  John Baras (University of Maryland. College Park)
	Integrated Management of Hybrid Broadband Networks

7.  Dinkar Sitaram (IBM Watson Research Center)
	Video Servers: Applications and Architectures

8.  Ender Ayanoglu, Kai Eng and Mark Karol (Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies)
	Wireless ATM: Limits, Challenges, and Proposals

9.  C.A. Johnston D. Raychaudhuri (NEC USA, C&C Research Laboratories)
	Overview of the WATMnet System

10.  Jack Holtzman and Fang-Chen Cheng (Rutgers University)
	A Wireless ATM Architecture

11.  Mahmoud Naghshineh (IBM Watson Research Center)
  	QoS in Wireless/Mobile ATM Networks

12.  <Speaker from Motorola> <TBD>
	<Wireless ATM>

13.  Rob Coltun (Fore Systems)
	<ATM/Routing><TBD>

14.  Dan Daly and Nim Cheung (Bellcore)
	Bandwidth Management Schemes in Broadband Networks

15.  Michael Levender (Cisco-Stratacom)
	Tag Switching's Impact on the IP vs ATM Controversy

16.  Maryann Perez Maher and Suresh Bhogavilli (USC/ISI-Washington Center)
	Implementation and Analysis of Multicast Address Resolution Server
	(MARS)

17.  Brad Karp (Harvard University & USC/ISI-Washington Center)
	Implementation and Analysis of Available Bit Rate (ABR)

18.  Allison Mankin (USC/ISI-Washington Center)
	Rational ATM in the Collaborative Advanced Interagency
	Research Network (CAIRN)

19.  Alex Birman (IBM Watson Research Center)
	RSVP-Based Flows over ATM Networks

20.  Ellen W. Zegura (Georgia Tech)
	Mapping Complex Applications to Network Services

21.  Krishna Bala (Bellcore)
	Architectures for Multiwavelength Optical Networks

22.  C. J. Chen and Peter K. Runge (AT&T Laboratories)
	The Africa ONE WDM Network

23.  Ender Ayanoglu (Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies)
	Is Wavelength Conversion in WDM Networks Viable?

24.  Imrich Chlamtac (Boston University), Viktoria Elek (Technical University
     of Budapesti), Andrea Fumagalli (Politecnico di Torino)
	Improving Bandwidth Efficiency in Scalable WDM Networks with
	SDL Bridging

25.  Vern Paxson (LBL)
	Measurements of End-to-End Internet Dynamics

26.  Rajeev Rastogi, Ravi Sethi and Avi Silberschatz (Bell Labs, Lucent
     Technologies)
	Networking Applications of High Performance Main-Memory Databases

27.  Gee-Kung Chang (Bellcore)
	MONET Local Exchange Network Testbed

NOTE: Other speakers on ATM networking are being confirmed
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            7th Maryland Workshop on Very High Speed Networks
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                                November 5-6, 1996

                 Maryland Center for Telecommunications Research
            Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
                     University of Maryland Baltimore County 
		      (Workshop in cooperation with NANOG)

  	        Keynote Speaker:  Dr. Robert E. Kahn, President CNRI

     The Maryland Center for Telecommunications Research (MCTR) and the
     Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at the
     University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) will hold the
     7th Maryland Workshop on Very High Speed Networks on November 5-6,
     1996 at the UMBC campus. The Workshop will be held in the Ballroom
     of the University Center on the UMBC campus. 

     The goal of the Workshop is to bring together experts in related
     areas to discuss progress and research issues in the design and 
     implementation of very high speed communication networks. Each of 
     the previous workshops attracted approximately 150 researchers
     representing academia, industry and government. The two day
     meeting will include invited speakers and contributed presentations.
     Papers on selected presentations will appear in a special issue of
     the Journal of High Speed Networks.

     For more information on the workshop and directions to UMBC,
     check our home page on WWW.(http://www.mctr.umbc.edu)

     A registration fee of $325 will include two lunches and conference
     proceeding. For questions regarding the technical content of the
     workshop or giving a presentation, please contact the workshop
     organizer, Dr. Deepinder Sidhu, at
     Tel: (410) 455-3028 or 3063, Fax: (410) 455-3969,
     Email: mctr at cs.umbc.edu.

     Mail checks (payable to University of Maryland Foundation) and
     registration form to Dr. Deepinder Sidhu, Maryland Center for 
     Telecommunications Research, University of Maryland Baltimore County,
     1000 Hilltop Circle, Baltimore, MD 21250. All funds for this event will
     be managed by the UM Foundation. 

     Please DO NOT include hotel accommodation expenses in your payment
     for the  Workshop Registration. Room payment should be made directly
     to the hotel you selected for stay. The following hotels are closest
     to the UMBC campus. BWI Airport is approximately five miles from the
     UMBC Campus.

       1.   Sheraton International Hotel - BWI Airport. Closest to the airport
               and the UMBC campus.  Tel: (410) 859-3300 or (800) 638-5858

       2.   Holiday Inn - BWI Airport. Close to the airport and the UMBC campus.
               Tel: (410) 859-8400 or (800) HOLIDAY

       3.   Omni Inner Harbor Hotel. Close to Downtown Baltimore / Inner
               Harbor and about 20 minutes drive to the UMBC campus.
               Tel: (410) 752-1100 or (800) 843-6664

     For more information on the workshop and directions to UMBC,
     check our home page on WWW:  http://www.mctr.umbc.edu

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