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Speaker List
6TH MARYLAND WORKSHOP ON VERY HIGH SPEED NETWORKS
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1. Inder Gopal: IBM Watson Research Center (Keynote Address)
Electronic Commerce: Technical Issues and Challenges
2. J. H. Maestas: Sandia National Laboratories
Experiences with SONET Transport Networks
3. Rick Wilder: MCI
The NSF's very-high-speed Backbone Network Service:
Architecture and Project Plans
4. J. H. Naegle: Sandia National Laboratories
Progress with ATM at Sandia National Laboratories
5. Mani B. Srivastava, P. Agrawal, A. Asthana, M. Cravatts, E. Hyden,
P. Krzyzanowski, P. Mishra, B. Narendran, and J. Trotter: AT&T
SWAN: Testbed for Mobile Networked Computing
6. Jonathan M. Smith: Univ of Pennsylvania
TCP/IP performance of the Penn Afterburner ATM Link Adapter
7. Brad Makrucki: BellSouth Telecomm
What's Wrong with Equivalent Bandwidth?
8. Robert J. Aiken: Department of Energy/ Lawrence Livermore Lab
The ENERGY of HIgh Speed Networking
9. Vern Paxson: LBL
Adapting to Wide-Area Network Dynamics
10. Magda El Zarki: Univ. of Pennsylvania
Video over ATM Quality Control
11. Michael Levender: Stratacom
Applications Support Over ATM: An Update
12. Bernie Hudson: University of Ottawa
High Speed Network Connecting Canada, Europe and North Africa
13. Thomas vonDeak: NASA Lewis Research Center
Status of the NASA Advanced Communications Technology
Satellite (ACTS) Program and B-ISDN Development
14. Guru Parulkar: Washington University
Error Control for Continuous Media Applications
15. Anujan Varma: University of California
FAST: A Hardware Simulation Testbed for ATM Network
16. Raj Jain: NSU
Traffic management in ATM Networks
17. Donald Smith: Bellcore
Adaptive Congestion Controls in SS7 and Implications for
Broadband Signaling
18. Javad Boroumand: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA EOSDIS Project ATM Prototyping
19. Ted Faber: USC/ISI
Research in the ATOMIC-2 Project at ISI
20. Jorg Liebeherr, I. F. Akyildiz and D. Sarkar: Univ. of Virginia
An Explicit Rate Control Scheme for ABR Traffic with
Heterogeneous Service Requirements
21. Roch Guerin: IBM Watson Research Center (To be confirmed)
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22. Bob Collet: Sprint
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NOTE: Other speakers to be confirmed.
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6th Maryland Workshop on Very High Speed Networks
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OCTOBER 30-31, 1995
Maryland Center for Telecommunications Research
Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
University of Maryland Baltimore County
The Maryland Center for Telecommunications Research (MCTR) and
Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at the
University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) in participation with
the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
(UMIACS), IEEE Communication Society - Gigabit Networking Technical
Committee, and IDA/Center for Computing Sciences will hold the
6th Maryland Workshop on Very High Speed Networks on October 30-31,
1995 at the UMBC campus. The Workshop will be held in Ballroom of
University Center on the UMBC campus. The workshop is supported by
IBM, SUN and Sprint.
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 MCTR and directions to UMBC check our home-
page on WWW.(http://www.cs.umbc.edu/~mctr)
A registration fee of $150 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, Fax: (410) 455-3969, Email: [email protected]
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6th Maryland Workshop on Very High Speed Networks
(October 30-31, 1995)
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Mail checks (payable to University of Maryland Foundation) and
registration form to Dr. D. P. Sidhu, Maryland Center for
Telecommunications Research, University of Maryland Baltimore County,
Baltimore, MD 21228. All funds for this event will be managed by the UM
foundation. We plan to provide free admission to a limited number of
students if a grant application is approved.
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 UMBC campus. Some hotels may offer reduced rate. To obtain the reduced
rate, you must identify yourself as an attendee of this workshop.
BWI Airport is approximately five miles from UMBC Campus.
1. Sheraton International Hotel - BWI Airport. Closest to airport
and UMBC campus. Tel: (410) 859-3300 or (800) 638-5858
2. Holiday Inn - BWI Airport. Close to airport and UMBC campus.
Tel: (410) 859-8400 or (800) HOLIDAY
3. Omni Inner Harbor Hotel. Close to Downtown Baltimore / Inner
Harbor. About 20 minutes drive to UMBC campus.
Tel: (410) 752-1100 or (800) 843-6664
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