Applied Computing 2000, Proceedings of the 2000 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, Villa Olmo, Via Cantoni 1, 22100 Como, Italy, March 19-21, 2000. ACM, 2000, ISBN 1-58113-239-5, Volume 2

Mobile Computing Systems and Applications

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  Paolo Bellavista, Antonio Corradi, Cesare Stefanelli: A Mobile Agent Infrastructure for the Mobility Support. 539-546
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  Seng Wai Loke, Andry Rakotonirainy, Arkady B. Zaslavsky: Enabling Awareness in Dynamic Mobile Agent Environments. 547-548
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  Vittorio Ghini, Giovanni Pau, Paola Salomoni: Integrating Notification Services in Computer Network and Mobile Telephony. 549-553
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  Massimo Ancona, Gabriella Dodero, Vittoria Gianuzzi, F. Minuto, M. Guida: Mobile Computing in a Hospital: the WARD-IN-HAND Project. 554-556
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  Jorge Núñez-Suárez, Donie O'Sullivan, Henri Brouchoud: Validating the FIPA Standards Through a Real-World Application. 557-562
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  Yin-Huei Loh, Takahiro Hara, Masahiko Tsukamoto, Shojiro Nishio: A Hybrid Method for Concurrent Updates on Disconnected Databases in Mobile Computing Environments. 563-565
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  Markus Lauff, Hans-Werner Gellersen: Adapation in a Ubiquitous Computing Management Architecture. 566-567
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  Frederic Le Mouel, Françoise André: Distribution over Mobile Environments. 568-569

Multimedia and Visualization

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  Ik Soo Lim, Daniel Thalmann: Tournament Selection for Browsing Temporal Signals. 570-573
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  ByoungChul Ko, Hae-Sung Lee, Hyeran Byun: Image Retrieval Using Flexible Image Subblocks. 574-578
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  Sooyong Kang, Heon Young Yeom: Statistical Admission Control for Real-Time VOD Servers. 579-584
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  Augusto Celentano, Ombretta Gaggi: A Synchronization Model for Hypermedia Documents Navigation. 585-591
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  Gwang S. Jung, Kyung W. Kang, Qutaibah M. Malluhi: Multithreaded Distributed MPEGI-Video Delivery in the Internet Environment. 592-597
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  Costas Mourlas: A Framework for Creating and Playing Distributed Multimedia Information Systems with QoS Requirements. 598-600
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  Sheng Feng Li, Mark D. Spiteri, John Bates, Andy Hopper: Capturing and Indexing Computer-based Activities With Virtual Network Computing. 601-603
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  Tereza G. Kirner, Valéria Farinazzo Martins Salvador: Development of an Information Visualization Tool Using Virtual Reality. 604-606
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  Uffe Kock Wiil, David L. Hicks: Requirements for Development of Hypermedia Technology for a Digital Library Supporting Scholarly Work. 607-609

Parallel and Distributed Computing

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  Felicia Ionescu: Application-Level Virtual Memory Management in Real-Time Multiprocessor Systems. 610-614
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  Xiangchuan Chen, Hong An, Shirong Zheng: Broadcasting Under Network Ignorance Scenario. 615-619
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  Tomomichi Seki, Takehiko Tsuchiya, Tatsuji Tanaka, Hadime Watanabe, Toshibumi Seki: Network Integrated Supervisory Control for Power Systems Based on Distributed Objects. 620-626
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  Joe L. Armstrong: Increasing the Reliability of Email Services. 627-632
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  S.-Y. Lee: Effects of Communication Characteristics on Task Mapping Quality on a 2-D Mesh with Wormhole Routing. 633-640
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  Heejo Lee, Jong Kim, Sung Je Hong, Sunggu Lee: Task Scheduling using a Block Dependency DAG for Block-Oriented Sparse Cholesky Factorization. 641-648
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  C. M. Ribeiro, F. Hernandes, F. C. J. de Oliveira, J. F. Ferreira Ribeiro: A Parallel Algorithm for the Routing Problem: An Implementation in The Parallel Computer IBM-SP2. 649-654
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  Ricardo Jiménez-Peris, Marta Patiño-Martínez, Sergio Arévalo: Concurrent Transactional Replicated Servers. 655-660
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  Taesoon Park, Heon Young Yeom: A Lightweight Casual Logging Scheme for Recoverable Distributed Shared Memory. 661-666
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  Safia H. Deif, Omar H. Karam, Samir I. Shaheen, Abd El-Moneim Y. Bilal: Optical Hierarchical Fully Shuffled Tree. 667-676
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  Mahmoud Al-Omari: Routing in Quad Tree-Hypercube Networks. 677-681
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  Nobuyuki Nezu: Performance of Deflection Routing in Toroidal Networks. 682-684
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  Susumu Shibusawa, Hiroyuki Makino, Shigeki Nimiya, Jun-ichi Hatta: Scatter and Gather Operations on an Asynchronous Communication Model. 685-691
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  Takashi Okuda, Seiji Adachi, Tetsuo Ideguchi, Hiroshi Yasukawa, Xuejun Tian: A Dynamic Flexible Grouping over COBRA-based Network and its Application to Mobile Computing. 692-696

PC Clusters Applications

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  Amit Rudra, Raj P. Gopalan: Adaptive Use of a Cluster of PCs for Data Warehousing Applications: Some Problems and Issues. 698-703
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  Luc Bougé, Jean-François Méhaut, Raymond Namyst, Loïc Prylli: Using the VI Architecture to Build Distributed, Multithreaded Runtime Systems: A Case Study. 704-709
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  Janez Brest, Aleksander Vreze, Viljem Zumer: A Sorting Algorithm on a PC Cluster. 710-715
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  Jae-Heung Yeo, Heon Young Yeom, Taesoon Park: An Asynchronous Protocol for Release Consistent Distributed Shared Memory Systems. 716-721

Programming Languages

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  Abdulazeez S. Boujarwah, Kassem Saleh, Jehad Al-Dallal: Testing Java Programs Using Dynamic Data Flow Analysis. 725-727
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  Daniel Diaz, Philippe Codognet: The GNU Prolog System and its Implementation. 728-732
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  Vahe Amirbekyan, Krzysztof Zielinski: The Role of Transaction Management in CORBA/ODB Integrated Systems' Performance. 733-740
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  Dragan Bojic, Dusan M. Velasevic: Reverse Engineering of Use Case Realizations in UML. 741-747
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  Martin Gaedke, Christian Segor, Hans-Werner Gellersen: WCML: Paving the Way for Reuse in Object-Oriented Web Engineering. 748-755
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  Kazuhiro Ogata, Kokichi Futatsugi: Operational Semantics of Rewriting with the On-demand Evaluation Strategy. 756-764
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  Chris J. Harrison, Majid Naeem: POOL: A Persistent Object-Oriented Language. 764-766
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  David W. Shrewsbury, Cindy Norris: Reducing the Impact of Software Prefetching on Register Pressure. 767-773
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  William C. Kreahling, Cindy Norris: Profile Assisted Register Allocation. 774-781
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  John O'Donnell, Thomas Rauber, Gudula Rünger: A Side-Effect-Free Hierarchical Radiosity Algorithm. 782-791
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  James F. Power, Brian A. Malloy: An Approach for Modeling the Name Lookup Problem in the C++ Programming Language. 792-796
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  Wolfgang Golubski, Thomas Feuring, Johannes-Bernhard Hundehege: Web-Based Money Investment Consultant. 797-798
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  Eric Van Wyk: Domain Specific Meta Languages. 799-803
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  Alessandra Cavarra, Elvinia Riccobene, Andrea Zavanella: A Formal Model for the Parallel Semantics of P3L. 804-812
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  Alexandre Lenart, Christopher Sadler, Sandeep K. S. Gupta: SSA-based Flow-sensitive Type Analysis: Combining Constant and Type Propagation. 813-817
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  Gustaf Neumann, Uwe Zdun: Towards the Usage of Dynamic Object Aggregations as a Foundation for Composition. 818-820
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  Stephane Doyon, Mourad Debbabi: Verifying Object Initialization in the Java Bytecode Language. 821-830
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  Sebastian Danicic, Mark Harman: Espresso: A Slicer Generator. 831-839
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  Quentin Miller, Bernard Sufrin: Eclectic CSP: A Language of Concurrent Processes. 840-842
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  Timothy E. Denehy, Chang-Hyun Jo: Parallel C++ for the Java Virtual Machine. 843-848

Software Engineering and Management

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  David C. Rine: Message from the Track Chair: Improving Software Engineering Management Practice Through Modeling and Experimentation with Enabling Technologies. 849-850
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  Claudine Toffolon, Salem Dakhli: A Framework for Studying the Coordination Process in Software Engineering. 851-857
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  Nanjangud C. Narendra: Adaptive Workflow Management - An Integrated Approach and System Architecture. 858-865
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  Sana Abiad, Ramzi A. Haraty, Nashat Mansour: Software Metrics for Small Database Applications. 866-870
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  Khaled Jaber, Nader Nada, David C. Rine: Product Line Stakeholder Viewpoint Approach and Validation Model. 871-875
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  Vasudev Krishnamoorthy, Ming-Chien Shan: Virtual Transaction Model to Support Workflow Applications. 876-881
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  M. P. Bodlaender, A. H. L. Raemaekers, P. D. V. van der Stok: TRAnD: Temporal Requirement Analysis and Design Tool. 882-886

World Wide Web Applications

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  Stefano Ceri, Sara Comai, Ernesto Damiani, Piero Fraternali, Letizia Tanca: Complex Queries in XML-GL. 888-893
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  S. C. Rennie, A. M. J. Lane, M. Wilson: Web Access to Environmental Databases: a Database Query and Presentation System for the UK Environmental Change Network. 894-897
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  Giuseppe Psaila: ERX: A Conceptual Model for XML Documents. 898-903
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  G. E. Lyon: Assurance Protocols and Small Web Retailers. 904-908
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  Franck Barbeau, José Martinez: How to Visit Data with OTHY. 909-914
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  Matthias Wagner, Stefan Holland, Werner Kießling: Efficient and Flexible Web Access to Art-Historical Image Collections. 915-921
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  Maria Elena Bonfigli, Giorgio Casadei, Paola Salomoni: Adaptive Intelligent Hypermedia using XML. 922-926
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  Martin Gaedke, Jörn Rehse: Supporting Compositional Reuse in Component-Based Web Engineering. 927-933
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  Ralf-Dieter Schimkat, Stefan Müller, Wolfgang Küchlin: A Lightweight, Message-Oriented Application Server for the WWW. 934-941
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  Tadashi Nakano, Kaname Harumoto, Shinji Shimojo, Shojiro Nishio: Controlling Transmission Order of Inline Objects for Effective Web Page Publishing. 942-947
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  Wilfried Lemahieu: A Context-Based Navigation Paradigm for Accessing Web Data. 948-955
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  Maria Elena Bonfigli, Luigi Calori, Antonella Guidazzoli: Nu.M.E.: a WWW Virtual Historic Museum of the City of Bologna. 956-961
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  Robert A. Barta, Markus W. Schranz: Syndication with JML. 962-970
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  Joan D. Walton, Robert E. Filman, David J. Korsmeyer: The Evolution of the DARWIN System. 971-977
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  Mario A. Bochicchio, Roberto Paiano: Prototyping Web Applications. 978-983
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  Ernst Georg Haffner, Uwe Roth, Thomas Engel, Christoph Meinel: Modeling of Time and Document Aging for Request Prediction - One Step Further. 984-990
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  Christian Och, Roger King, Richard Osborne: Integrating Heterogeneous Data Sources Using the COIL Mediator Definition Language. 991-1000
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  Hilda Tellioglu: Cooperative Planning: Using the Web for Cooperation in Architectural Planning. 1001-1005
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  Paolo Bellavista, Antonio Corradi, Andrea Tomasi: The Mobile Agent Technology to Support and to Access Museum Information. 1006-1013
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  Teresa Roselli, C. Catanese, Stefania Loverro, Mary Victoria Pragnell, G. Sammitto: WWW-Based Cooperative Learning. 1014-1020