CASCON 1994: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Rateb Abu-Hamdeh, James R. Cordy, T. Patrick Martin:
  Schema translation using structural transformation. 1
  
• Gopi K. Attaluri:
  An efficient expected cost algorithm for dynamic indexing of spatial objects. 2
  
• David F. Bacon, Jyh-Herng Chow, Dz-ching Ju, Kalyan Muthukumar, Vivek Sarkar:
  A compiler framework for restructuring data declarations to enhance cache and TLB effectiveness. 3
  
• David Bellin, Manish Tyagi, Maurice Tyler:
  Object-oriented metrics: an overview. 4
  
• Richard C. Bodner:
  A comparison of identification rates of static and animated buttons. 5
  
• Dexter P. Bradshaw:
  Failure isolation and recovery in composite multidatabases. 6
  
• Tilmann F. W. Bruckhaus:
  TIM: a tool insertion method. 7
  
• Forbes J. Burkowski, Michael A. Shepherd, Carolyn R. Watters:
  Delivery of electronic news: a broadband application. 8
  
• Larry Chang, I. Scott MacKenzie:
  A comparison of two handwriting recognizers for pen-based computers. 9
  
• Ram Chillarege:
  Self-testing software probe system for failure detection and diagnosis. 10
  
• Robert F. Cohen, Peter Eades, Tao Lin, Frank Ruskey:
  Volume upper bounds for 3D graph drawing. 11
  
• Khuzaima S. Daudjee, Anestis A. Toptsis:
  A technique for automatically organizing software libraries for software reuse. 12
  
• Thomas R. Dean, David Alex Lamb:
  A theory model core for module interconnection languages. 13
  
• Frank Ch. Eigler:
  Translating GraphLog to SQL. 14
  
• Graham W. Ewart, Marijana Tomic:
  Applying program understanding technology to IBM product documentation. 15
  
• Jennifer Farkas:
  Using Kohonen maps to determine document similarity. 16
  
• Danilo Florissi:
  The loosely-synchronous transfer mode. 17
  
• Patrícia Gomes Soares Florissi:
  Quality of service management automation in integrated distributed systems. 18
  
• Praerit Garg:
  Investigating coverage-reliability relationship and sensitivity of reliability to errors in the operational profile. 19
  
• Michael W. Godfrey:
  Metamorphic development of a GUI for configuration management. 20
  
• Peter Grogono:
  Designing for change. 21
  
• Dechang Gu, Yin Zhong, Sarwar Ali:
  On testing of classes in object-oriented programs. 22
  
• Abdelhakim Hafid, Jan de Meer, Axel Rennoch, Gregor von Bochmann, Rachida Dssouli:
  Quality of service verification experiments. 23
  
• Stephen C. Hayne, Mark Pendergast:
  Techniques and experiences with group support system implementation. 24
  
• George T. Heineman:
  Automatic translation of process modeling formalisms. 25
  
• Daniel Hoffman, Xianhong Fang:
  Testing the C set++ collection class library. 26
  
• G. Ken Holman:
  Computer aided document engineering. 27
  
• Dirk Höltje, Nazim H. Madhavji, Tilmann F. W. Bruckhaus, Won-Kook Hong:
  Eliciting formal models of software engineering processes. 28
  
• Lenny Hon:
  Using objects in shared memory for C++ application. 29
  
• James W. Hong, Michael Katchabaw, Michael A. Bauer, Hanan Lutfiyya:
  Toward distributed applications management using the OSI management framework. 30
  
• Gilles Hurteau, Vincent Van Dongen, Guang R. Gao:
  EPPP - an integrated environment for portable parallel programming. 31
  
• J. Howard Johnson:
  Visualizing textual redundancy in legacy source. 32
  
• Ivan Kalas, Eshrat Arjomandi, Guang R. Gao, William G. O'Farrell:
  FTL: a multithreaded environment for parallel computation. 33
  
• Kostas Kontogiannis:
  Partial design recovery using dynamic programming. 34
  
• Moshe Krieger, S. Lemire:
  Restricted object based design of event driven commercial software. 35
  
• Mayuram S. Krishnan:
  Software release management: a business perspective. 36
  
• David Chenho Kung, Jerry Gao, Pei Hsia:
  An object oriented testing and maintenance environment. 37
  
• Thomas Kunz:
  Visualizing abstract events. 38
  
• Peter B. Ladkin, Barbara B. Simons:
  Static analysis of multiway synchronization. 39
  
• Kurt Lichtner:
  An automated internet resource discovery system. 40
  
• Peng Lu:
  Test case generation for specification-based software testing. 41
  
• Mbi Makungu, Michel Barbeau:
  The contract approach illustrated with a distributed routing protocol. 42
  
• Spiros Mancoridis:
  Loosely integrating tools using the star system. 43
  
• Andrew D. Marshall:
  Supporting communications infrastructure evolution. 44
  
• T. Patrick Martin, Wendy Powley:
  Storing MDBS catalog information in an X.500 directory service. 45
  
• George E. Mobus, Manuel Aparicio IV:
  Foraging for information resources in cyberspace: intelligent foraging agent in a distributed network. 46
  
• Daniel M. Germán:
  An SGML-based programming environment for literate programming. 47
  
• John Mylopoulos, Martin Stanley, Kenny Wong, Morris Bernstein, Renato de Mori, Graham W. Ewart, Kostas Kontogiannis, Ettore Merlo, Hausi A. Müller, Scott R. Tilley, Marijana Tomic:
  Towards an integrated toolset for program understanding. 48
  
• Qi Ning, Vincent Van Dongen, Guang R. Gao:
  Automatic decomposition in EPPP compiler. 49
  
• L. C. M. Nova, Donald D. Cowan, Arndt von Staa, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena:
  On the automation of code generation for user interface models. 50
  
• Amit M. Paradkar:
  On the experience of using cause-effect graphs for software specification and test generation. 51
  
• Ian Parsons:
  Obstacles to transparent heterogeneity in a distributed programming environment. 52
  
• Santanu Paul:
  Modeling and querying software repositories. 53
  
• Wai-Hang Poon:
  Modelling a distributed database system. 54
  
• Bambang N. Prastowo:
  Toward automation of generating incremental computation mechanisms. 55
  
• A. Warren Pratten, James W. Hong, J. Michael Bennett, Michael A. Bauer, Hanan Lutfiyya:
  Design and implementation of a trader-based resource management system. 56
  
• Young-Gook Ra, Elke A. Rundensteiner:
  OODB support for providing transparent schema changes. 57
  
• Vojislav D. Radonjic, Moshe Krieger, Jean-Pierre Corriveau:
  A response oriented paradigm for software engineering. 58
  
• David M. Raffo:
  Capturing software process and product characteristics in process models using task element decomposition. 59
  
• Darrell R. Raymond:
  Grail: a C++ library for finite-state machines and regular expressions. 60
  
• Tzvi Raz, Alan T. Yaung:
  Inspection effectiveness in software development: a neural network approach. 61
  
• Jerome A. Rolia, Bo Lin:
  Consistency issues in distributed application performance metrics. 62
  
• Carolyn B. Seaman:
  Using the OPT improvement approach in the SQL/DS development environment. 63
  
• Deborah E. Swain:
  Integrating cognitive levels into the interface. 64
  
• Duane Szafron, Jonathan Schaeffer, Paul Iglinski, Ian Parsons, Ronald Kornelsen, Chris Morrow:
  Enterprise: current status and future directions. 65
  
• David J. Taylor, Michael H. Coffin:
  Integrating real-time and partial-order information in event-data displays. 66
  
• Andrew Z. Tong:
  Reducing the technical overhead of software reuse. 67
  
• Vassilios Tzerpos:
  Automatic source-file dependency structure extraction for C programs. 68
  
• Vincent Van Dongen, Christophe Bonello, Guang R. Gao:
  Data parallelism with high performance C. 69
  
• Dimitra Vista:
  View maintenance in relational and deductive databases by incremental query evaluation. 70
  
• Andreas Vogel, Brigitte Kerhervé, Gregor von Bochmann, Jan Gecsei:
  Distributed multimedia applications and quality of service: a survey. 71
  
• Gerald A. Winters, Toby J. Teorey:
  Extending the RMON matrix group to provide network layer statistics. 72
  
• Kenny Wong:
  Software understanding through integrated structural and run-time analysis. 73
  
• Weipeng P. Yan, Per-Åke Larson:
  Data reduction through early grouping. 74
  
• Seong R. Yu:
  A versatile development process for small to large projects using IBM CMVC. 75
  
• Jianchun Zhang:
  A formal specification model and its application in multidatabase systems. 76
  

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