UKPEW'99 Presentations and Posters
POSTERS
Posters are generally A1, however the poster boards are capable of displaying
a larger area than this if required. The poster session runs from 18:00
to 19:30 on the night of the 22nd, although posters can go on display earlier
than this.
PRESENTATIONS
Presentations should be about 25 mins long. The following will be provided:
an OHP, two flipcharts, a data projector connected to a computer with Adobe
Acrobat Reader and Microsoft PowerPoint installed, and a big stick
for pointing at things. If you require anything else - particularly software
- please ask.
TIMETABLE
Wednesday 21st July
20:00-21:00 Registration
20:30-23:00 Conference bar open
Thursday 22nd July
08:45-09:00 Registration
09:00-10:30 Session 1
PPNAL: Performance Evaluation in an Algebraic Model for Probabilistic
and Nondeterministic Processes; Fernando L Pelayo
Decomposition Technique and UltraSAN Software Tool for Performability
Evaluation; Yudi Purwantoro
Using UML to Derive Stochastic Process Algebra Models; Rob Pooley
10:30-11:00 Coffee
11:00-12:30 Session 2
Formal Coupling of Software Components; John May
Using UML to Derive Stochastic Petri Net Models; Rob Pooley
Automating Performance Analysis of Neural Algorithms; Omer F Rana
12:30-13:30 Lunch
13:30-15:00 Session 3
A Queueing Network Model of Oracle Parallel Server; Uli
Harder
Approximate Performance Evaluation of Distributed Memory Multithreaded
Architectures; Wlodek M Zuberak
Information Theoretic Decomposition of GE-Type Closed Queueing Networks
with Finite Capacity and Multiple Servers; Vassilios D Tsiantos
15:00-15:30 Tea
15:30-17:00 Session 4
Algebraic Semantics for Markovian Statecharts; Zbigniew
Huzar
Measuring Improved Reliability in Stochastic Systems; Jeremy Bradley
Extending Quasi-Separability; Nigel Thomas
17:00-18:00 Break
18:00-19:30 Poster session and Reception
19:30 Conference Dinner
Friday 23rd July
08:30-10:30 Session 5
Investigating an On-Line Auction System Using PEPA; Leila
Kloul
Kelly's Bound, RUAA and the Pricing of Multiclass Traffic in Loss Networks;
Peter
Reichl
On Markov Reward Modelling with Second Order FSPNs; Katinka Wolter
Can Fairness be made Transitive in Data Networks; Neil Davies
10:30-11:00 Coffee
11:00-13:00 Session 6
A Universal ME Solution for an M/G/1 Queue with Vacation Periods;
Charalabos
Skianis
Gang Scheduling in a Distributed System with Processor Failures; Helen
D Karatza
Extensions to PEPA to Simplify the Creation of Component Libraries;
P
R Mitton
The Development of a Multi-State MMPP Queuing Model for High-Speed
ATM Networks; S Y Yousef
13:00-14:00 Lunch
14:00-15:30 Final Session
A Feature Construct for PEPA; Stephen Gilmore
Compressed Video Streams: Network Constrained Smoothing; Chris Bewick
Reproducing Inter-process Synchronization for Performance Prediction
using Lightweight System Call Tracing; Ariel Burton
15:30 Tea
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Modelling and Performance Analysis of Cache Networks; George
Bilchev
A Measurement Based Admission Control Mechanisms for Use with CBQ in
Packet Switched Networks; Frank Ball, Phyllis Callinan
Modelling of ASCII High Performance Applications Using PACE; Junwei
Cao
Ignoring Count Correlation in SRD Traffic: sGGeo Process vs Batch Bernoulli
Process; George Dimakopoulos
Proposals for a Coherent Approach to Cooperation between TCP and ATM
Congestion Control Algorithms; K Djemame
Comparative Analysis of Routing Algorithms in Wormhole Cube Networks;
J
D Ferguson
Parallel Pipeline to ATM: Graphical Simulation Techniques; M Fleury
Predicting Buffer Hit Ratios with Neural Networks; Uli Harder, Tim
Macleod
On a Presentation of Petri Nets and Their Morphisms; Waldemar Korczynski
The Supervisory Control of Discrete Event Systems modeled by Petri
net; Y M Li
On the Overhead Introduced by the Utilisation of an ORB; Catalina
M Llado
Implementing Software On-Line Diagnostics in Safety Critical Systems;
John
Napier
A Risk-driven Performance Engineering Process Approach and its Evaluation
with a Performance Engineering Maturity Model; Andre Scholz
Reducing RAM Requirements in Video-on-Demand Servers; Putra Sumari
Performance Engineering and Control of Computer Systems and Networks;
Heinz
Westphal
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