Titlebook: High Performance Networking; IFIP sixth internati Ramon Puigjaner Book 1995 IFIP International Federation for Information Processing 1995 A

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ATM as a memory interconnect in a Desk Area Network bandwidth and increased latency. The ATM and the ATM Adaptation Layers do not have sufficient functionality and must be extended to meet memory interconnect requirements. Using ATM internally in the memory interconnect has a limited synergy effect when the system is connected to an ATM based LAN or WAN.

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Flow Control in ATM based Local Area Networksa Networks based on ATM (LATM). This algorithm, called . (ALB), implements a hop-by-hop control which is applied on virtual channels that transport . traffic. We use simulation models to show that the ALB algorithm performs well, offering a lossless network while guaranteeing a full link utilization and the QoS required by the users.

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Impact of MPEG Video Traffic on an ATM Multiplexer different sources will have a major impact on network performance and lead to difficulties concerning the Connection Admission Control and the Usage Parameter Control of MPEG video sources. We also suggest means by which this effect might be reduced.

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Oliver Rose,Michael R. Fraterw thoughts on how behavior analysts may incorporate mindfulness-based programs and practices in their professional operations for the provision of clinical services that are more responsive to the holistic and complex needs of their clients.

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System Support for Distributed Multimedia Applications with Guaranteed Quality of Servicetions interact with one QoS manager only through a well-defined interface. As an illustration, we present the design of a File Server modified for providing guaranteed access time and its interactions with the QoS manager in the context of a distributed microkernel-based operating system.

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Meeting End-to-End QoS Challenges for Scalable Flows in Heterogeneous Multimedia Environmentstching it to the available network resources while minimising the distortion observed at the receiver; and ii) an ., which offers “hard” guarantees to the base layer of multi-layer coded flows, and “fairness” guarantees to the enhancement layers based on a new bandwidth allocation technique called ..

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An End-to-End Mechanism for Jitter Control in Multimedia ServicesUnits (IUs). Moreover, an architectural framework in which the users’ QoS synchronization requirements and the proposed synchronization mechanism fit together is presented. This framework is used to illustrate how the synchronization mechanism parameters have to be determined in order to meet the user requirements.

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In-service monitoring techniques for cell transfer delay and cell delay variation in ATM networksce monitoring functions. Also, methods for estimating CTD and 2-point CDV are presented, which do not rely on the availability of synchronized clocks at the measurement points. They are based on a least-square regression analysis which estimates the time and frequency offset of the remote clock.

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An efficient rate allocation algorithm for ATM networks providing max-min fairnessax-min allocation. Results from simulations using ATM sources show that the algorithm provides close to ideal throughput and converges to the max-min fair allocation rapidly when the available bandwidth or the individual requests change.

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An End-to-End Mechanism for Jitter Control in Multimedia Servicesintegrated networks. The synchronization requirements are specified by users in terms of delay jitter and loss probability. The mechanism is based on a feedback protocol which uses correlation properties of the arrival times of the data streams to compute the retrieval times of the next Information