Viewgraphs from the Tenet Session at the 16th Annual ILP Conference

This page links to viewgraphs from the Tenet Group session at the Sixteenth Annual Industrial Liason Program Conference, on March 10, 1994. This conference is sponsored by the College of Engineering at the University of California at Berkeley, and showcases the past and current work of the researchers throughout the College. In 1994, the Tenet Group featured its recent work in a series of eight talks during a technical session, as well as a demonstration of the Tenet Real-Time Protocols running on the Sequoia 2000 network.

9:00-12:00 Session 3B: The Tenet Real-Time Communication Protocols

Session Chair: D. Ferrari, 120 Bechtel Engineering Center

An Overview of Tenet Group Research: D. Ferrari
Increasing Network Utilization While Providing Deterministic Performance Bounds: H. Zhang
An Approach to Providing End-to-End Statistical Performance Guarantees: E. Knightly
Admission Control and Real-Time Channel Establishment in an ATM Testbed: F. Hidano
Multicast Multimedia Traffic and the Design of Real-Time Protocols: B. Mah
The Design of a Multicast-Based Real-Time Protocol Suite: A. Gupta
Real-Time Network Management: On the Monitoring and Control of Guaranteed Performance Connections: C. Parris
Fault Recovery for Real-Time Networks: A. Banerjea

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Tenet Group, 1994 ILP / Bruce A. Mah / www@tenet.Berkeley.EDU