Computer Science'99
Proceedings of the 22nd Australasian Computer Science Conference, ASCC'98, Auckland, 18-21 January 1998
Published on 1. April 1999
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Paperback/Softback
XI, 479 pages
978-981-4021-54-8 (ISBN)
Description
This book contains the proceedings of the 22nd Australasian Conference in Computer Science, held from 18-21 January 1999, in Auckland, New Zealand. The papers present the latest research in computer science from researchers mainly in the universities of Australia and New Zealand, covering the areas of parallel computing, graphics, security, theory of languages, polymorphism, operating systems, and web related topics.
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Content
From the contents: Browsing Around a Digital Library (I.H. Witten); Many-to-one Cryptographic Algorithms and Group Signatures (C.K. Wu and V. Varadharajan); Scheduling Preemptive Tasks in Parallel and Distributed Systems (L. Huang and M.J. Oudshoorn); Re-engineering a B-Tree Implementation Using Design Patterns (S. Li and G. Butler); Parallel Aggregate Operations in Temporal Databases (X.F. Ye); Efficient Key Agreement in Hierarchical Groups (C.-H. Li et al); Process Migration and Load Balancing in Amoeba (C. Steketee); A Mobile Augmented Reality User Interface for Terrestrial Navigation (W. Piekarski et al); Flexible Font-Size Specifications in Web Documents (R. Lin et al.); Adaptive Coding for Data Compression (A. Turpin and A. Moffat); Extending the Test Template Framework for Specification-Based Testing of Interactive Systems (I. MacColl and D. Carrington); Parallel Solution to Parentheses and Pattern Matching via Near Homomorphisms (E. Trichina and S. Eriksson-Bique); Specification and Refinement of a Real-Time Control System (G. Smith); Attacking and Mending Arithmetic Coding Encryption Schemes (T. Uehara and R. Safavi-Naini); Centred Weight Initialization in Neural Networks for Object Detection (M.J. Zhang and V. Ciesielski); Personal Information Management in the Digital Age (T.A.H. Bell and A. Moffat); Linking Programs in Mungi (L. Deller and G. Heiser); Auto-focusing of Light Fields (J. van der Linden); Web-based Teaching Tools and Experience (C. Jesshope).