CSDL - Proceedings E

Workshop Committees (PDF)

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Software Reliability Engineering -- Risks, Challenges and Chances for Product and Process Improvement (PDF)

Keynote

Power - The Next Frontier

Fevzi Belli, University of Paderborn, Germany

pp. 4

New Horizons in User Experience Design for the New Computing (PDF)

Daniel M. Russell, IBM Almaden, USA

pp. 6

Workshop on Component-Based Software Engineering-Chair: Ivica Crnkovic and Gerhard Fohler

Workshop Introduction (PDF)

pp. 8

CBSE-1: COTS (Commercial Off The Shelf)-Chair: Otto Preiss

A Strategy for Managing Risk in Component-Based Software Development (Abstract)

Gerald Kotonya, Lancaster University

Awais Rashid, Lancaster University

pp. 0012

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On Systematic Design of Protectors for Employing OTS Items (Abstract)

Peter Popov, City University

Lorenzo Strigini, City University

Steve Riddle, University of Newcastle upon Tyne

Alexander Romanovsky, University of Newcastle upon Tyne

pp. 0022

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Trading for COTS Components in Open Environments (Abstract)

Luis Iribarne, University of Almer?

José M. Troya, University of M?laga

Antonio Vallecillo, University of M?laga

pp. 0030

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CBSE-2: Ensembles and Frameworks-Chair: Jacky Estublier

On the Implementation of OOD Frameworks in COM (Abstract)

Shui Ming Ho, University of Manchester

Kung-Kiu Lau, University of Manchester

pp. 0040

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Ensembles: Abstractions for a New Class of Design Problem (Abstract)

Kurt Wallnau, Carnegie Mellon University

Judith Stafford, Carnegie Mellon University

pp. 0048

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K-BACEE: Knowledge-Based Automated Component Ensemble Evaluation (Abstract)

Robert C. Seacord, Software Engineering Institute

David Mundie, Software Engineering Institute

Somjai Boonsiri, Chulalongkorn University

pp. 0056

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CBSE-3: Components for Real-Time Systems-Chair: Gerhard Fohler

Components @ Work: Component Technology for Embedded Systems (Abstract)

Peter O. Müller, Asea Brown Boveri AG

Christian Stich, Asea Brown Boveri AG

Christian Zeidler, Asea Brown Boveri AG

pp. 0064

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GEODAS: An Industrial Experience with Component Frameworks for Data Acquisition and Analysis Systems (Abstract)

J. Serrano, Tecnatom , S.A.

D. Ravier, MATRA S&I

J. Fraga, CESAT, S.A.

V. Orjale, CESAT, S.A.

A. Molano, CESAT, S.A.

pp. 0072

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Developing Component-Based Software for Real-Time Systems (Abstract)

Janusz Zalewski, University of Central Florida

pp. 0080

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CBSE-4: Component Development Processes -- Part 1-Chair: Kurt Wallnau

An Architecture Line Structure for Command and Control Software (Abstract)

Tuomas Ihme, VTT Electronics

pp. 0090

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Improving Software Development Practices through Components (Abstract)

Andrea Valerio, COCLEA

Guido Cardino, COCLEA

Vincenzo Di Leo, COCLEA

pp. 0097

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Helping Various Stakeholders to Understand a Very Large Component-Based Software (Abstract)

Rémy Sanlabille, Dassault Syst?mes

Jean-Marie Favre, Laboratoire LSR-IMAG Universit? de Grenoble

Yves Ledru, Laboratoire LSR-IMAG Universit? de Grenoble

pp. 0104

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CBSE-5: Component Development Processes -- Part 2-Chair: Judith Stafford

On Quality Attribute Based Software Engineering (Abstract)

Otto Preiss, ABB Corporate Research Ltd

Jason Wong, ABB Corporate Research Ltd

Alain Wegmann, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

pp. 0114

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Designing and Building Software Federations (Abstract)

pp. 0121

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Object Oriented Metrics Useful in the Prediction of Class Testing Complexity (Abstract)

Ilona Bluemke, Warsaw University of Technology

pp. 0130

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CBSE-6: Case Studies-Chair: Gerald Kotonya

Original Software Component Manufacturing: Survey of the State-of-the-Practice (Abstract)

Veikko Seppänen, University of Oulu

Nina Helander, University of Oulu

Eila Niemelä, VTT Electronics

Seija Komi-Sirviö, VTT Electronics

pp. 0138

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Flexible Components with Frame Technology: A Case Study (Abstract)

Stanislaw Jarzabek, National University of Singapore

pp. 0146

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INTEGRAL Mission Control System (IMCS): Technology and Integrated Solutions for Supporting a Complex Scientific Mission (Abstract)

Gianpiero Di Girolamo, European Space Agency

Paolo Maldari, European Space Agency

Francesco Croce, Vitrociset S.p.A.

Michela Alberti, TERMA Elektronik GmbH

pp. 0154

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Workshop on Software Process and Product Improvement-Chair: Paul Gr?nbacher

Workshop Introduction (PDF)

pp. 164

SPPI-1: Software Reliability-Chair: Erwin Grosspietsch

Software Reliability Analysis in Designing Data Base Oriented Applications (Abstract)

J. Sosnowski, Warsaw University of Technology

J. Sabak, Warsaw University of Technology

pp. 0166

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Reliability Analysis in N-Version Programming with Dependent Failures (Abstract)

pp. 0174

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An Evolutionary and Adaptive Approach for n-Version Programming (Abstract)

K.E. Grosspietsch, German National Research Center for Information Technology (GMD)

A. Romanovsky, University of Newcastle upon Tyne

pp. 0182

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SPPI-2: Modelling Quality Properties-Chair: Fevzi Belli

A New Approach for Increasing Efficiency and Flexibility of Distributed Applications (Abstract)

Bartosz Krysztop, Technical University of Gdansk

Henryk Krawczyk, Technical University of Gdansk

pp. 0192

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Modeling and Analysis of Redundancy Management in Distributed Object-Oriented Systems by Using UML Statecharts (Abstract)

Gábor Huszerl, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

István Majzik, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

pp. 0200

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Cost Estimation Driven Software Development Process (Abstract)

Orsolya Dobán, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

András Pataricza, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

pp. 0208

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SPPI-3: Software Process Improvement-Chair: Gerhard Chroust

A Benchmark-Based Adaptable Software Process Model (Abstract)

Yingxu Wang, University of Calgary

Hareton K. N. Leung, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

pp. 0216

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Application of Poor Quality Indicator Model in an Emergent Software Organization (Abstract)

Onur Demirörs, Middle East Technical University

A. Selçuk Güceglioglu, Middle East Technical University

pp. 0225

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Toward Maturity Model for eXtreme Programming (Abstract)

Jerzy Nawrocki, Poznan University of Technology

Bartosz Walter, Poznan University of Technology

Adam Wojciechowski, Poznan University of Technology

pp. 0233

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Decision and Risk Analysis for Process Evolution (Abstract)

Sami Beydeda, University of Dortmund

Volker Gruhn, University of Dortmund

pp. 0240

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SPPI-4: Verification and Validation-Chair: Onur Demir?

Using Reading Techniques to Focus Inspection Performance (Abstract)

Michael Halling, Vienna University of Technology

Stefan Biffl, Vienna University of Technology

Thomas Grechenig, Vienna University of Technology

Monika Köhle, Vienna University of Technology

pp. 0248

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Case Study: Formal Specification and Verification of Railway Interlocking System (Abstract)

Tomas Hlavaty, Czech Technical University in Prague

Libor Preucil, Czech Technical University in Prague

Petr Stepan, Czech Technical University in Prague

pp. 0258

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A Debugger RTOS for Embedded Systems (Abstract)

Tankut Akgul, Georgia Institute of Technology

Pramote Kuacharoen, Georgia Institute of Technology

Vincent J. Mooney, Georgia Institute of Technology

Vijay K. Madisetti, Georgia Institute of Technology

pp. 0264

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SPPI-5: Industrial Applications-Chair: Konrad Kl?ckner

SEPAM -- CMM Implementation for Developing Telecommunications Systems (Abstract)

Marjeta Frey-Pucko, Iskratel, Ltd.

Roman Novak, Institut Jozef Stefan

Gorazd Kandus, Institut Jozef Stefan

pp. 0272

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Best Practice Approaches in Know-How and Technology Transfer Methods for Manufacturing SMEs (Abstract)

Wilfried Enzenhofer, CATT Linz

Gerhard Chroust, Kepler University Linz,

pp. 0279

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Improving the Technical Quality of a Universal Motor Using an Evolutionary Approach (Abstract)

Barbara Korousic-Seljak, Jozef Stefan Institute

Gregor Papa, Jozef Stefan Institute

Boris Benedicic, Domel d.d.

Tomaz Kmecl, Domel d.d.

pp. 0287

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Workshop on Multimedia and Telecommunication-Chair: Horst F. Wedde

Workshop Introduction (PDF)

pp. 296

MMT-1: User Interfaces

Beyond Audio and Video: Multimedia Networking Support for Distributed, Immersive Virtual Environments (Abstract)

Kevin Jeffay, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Thomas Hudson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Mark Parris, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

pp. 0300

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Computer-Vision-Based Human-Computer Interaction with a Back Projection Wall Using Arm Gestures (Abstract)

Christian Leubner, University of Dortmund

Christian Brockmann, University of Dortmund

Heinrich Müller, University of Dortmund

pp. 0308

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Universal WWW Access for Heterogeneous Client Devices (Abstract)

Chung-Ming Huang, National Cheng Kung University

Yu-Chang Chao, National Cheng Kung University

pp. 0315

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MMT-2: Architectures

Evaluation of a Zero-Copy Protocol Implementation (Abstract)

Karl-André Skevik, University of Oslo

Thomas Plagemann, University of Oslo

Vera Goebel, University of Oslo

Pål Halvorsen, University of Oslo

pp. 0324

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Delivering the Correct Multimedia in a Standards Dominated Environment. (Abstract)

R. M. Newman, Coventry University

pp. 0331

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An MBone-Based On-Demand System for Cooperative Off-line Learning (Abstract)

G. Fortino, Universita' della Calabria

L. Nigro, Universita' della Calabria

F. Pupo, Universita' della Calabria

pp. 0336

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MMT-3: Network Protocols

A Framework for Group Integrity Management in Multimedia Multicasting (Abstract)

Andreas Meissner, German National Research Center for Information Technology

Lars Wolf, German National Research Center for Information Technology

Wolfgang Schönfeld, German National Research Center for Information Technology

Ralf Steinmetz, German National Research Center for Information Technology

pp. 0346

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An Optimal Method for Allocating Buffer and Bandwidth for MPEG Traffic in a Network Node (Abstract)

Enrique Hernández Orallo, Universidad de Valencia

Joan Vila-Carbó, Universidad Polit?cnica de Valencia

pp. 0354

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The Multicall Service to Support Multimedia Services in the UMTS Networks (Abstract)

Pekka Ruuska, VTT Electronics

Tapio Frantti, VTT Electronics

pp. 0362

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MMT-4: Contents

Automatic TV Program Genre Classification Based on Audio Patterns (Abstract)

R. S. Jasinschi, Philips Research

J. Louie, Philips Research

pp. 0370

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METID's E-Learning Portal (PDF)

pp. 0376

Experiments Using Speech, Non-Speech Sound and Stereophony as Communication Metaphors in Information Systems (Abstract)

Dimitris Rigas, University of Bradford

Dave Memery, University of Bradford

Hongnian Yu, University of Exeter

pp. 0383

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MMT-5: Audio/Video Processing Management

Efficient Large-Scale Multichannel Audio Coding (Abstract)

Frode Eika Sandnes, Oslo University College

pp. 0392

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VLSI Implementation of Fractal Image Compression Processor for Moving Pictures (Abstract)

Hideki Yamauchi, Osaka University and SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.

Yoshinori Takeuchi, Osaka University

Masaharu Imai, Osaka University

pp. 0400

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Implementation of Convolution Operation on General Purpose Processors (Abstract)

Ernest Jamro, AGH Technical University of Cracow

Kazimierz Wiatr, AGH Technical University of Cracow

pp. 0410

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MMT-6: Education

Topological Zoo: Mathematical Visualization in Virtual Environment (Abstract)

Martin Göbel, German National Research Center for Information Technology

Igor Nikitin, German National Research Center for Information Technology

Stanislav Klimenko, Institute of Computing for Physics and Technology

Lialia Nikitina, Institute of Computing for Physics and Technology

pp. 0420

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XEDU, A Framework for Developing XML-Based Didactic Resources (Abstract)

F. Buendia, Universidad Polit?cnica de Valencia

J. Sahuquillo, Universidad Polit?cnica de Valencia

J.V. Benlloch, Universidad Polit?cnica de Valencia

J.A Gil, Universidad Polit?cnica de Valencia

M. Agustí, Universidad Polit?cnica de Valencia

P. Diaz, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

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Communities of Professionals: An Innovative Experience in a Distance Learning Perspective (Abstract)

Stefano Micelli, University of Padua

Marco Bettiol, Venice International University

pp. 0435

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MMT Case Study

WEB-Based Cooperation with BSCW: A Case Study (Abstract)

Konrad Klöckner, German National Research Center for Information Technology (GMD)

pp. 0444

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MMT-7: AI and Neural Networks

Self-Designing User Interfaces (Abstract)

Frode Eika Sandnes, Oslo University College

pp. 0452

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Index of Authors (PDF)

pp. 0461