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Following is the current INET'91 Program (as per 13.3.1991).
Additional volunteers to participate in sessions are welcome (contact
session coordinator or Juha Heinanen <j...@funet.fi>.
PARALLEL TRACKS
Track 1: Application Areas
Track 2: Technology and Services
Track 3: Policy Issues
Track 4: Regional Issues
MONDAY 17.6
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Tutorials
Coordinator: Craig Partridge
- Van Jacobson (Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, USA)
"Issues in Gigabit IP Networking"
- Daniel Karrenberg (CWI, Netherlands) and Niall
O'Reilly
(EARN, Netherlands)
"Starting a Research Network: Choosing
a Strategy"
TUESDAY 18.6
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8:30-10:30 Plenary Session
- Welcome: Frode Greisen (UNI-C)
- Keynote Talk: "Europe '92"
Horst Huenke (Head of Coordination
Operations Division,
DG XIII-A2, Commission of the European
Communities)
- Plenary Talk: "Future Networking and
Infrastructure"
Robert E. Kahn, (Corporation for National
Research Initiatives, USA)
10:30-11:00 Coffee
11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions 1
Track 1: Physical Sciences
Coordinator:
Brian Carpenter <br...@cernvax.cern.ch>
- David Williams
(CERN, Switzerland-France)
"Worldwide aspects of networking for particle physics"
- Jean-Pierre
Peltier (ONERA, France)
"Worldwide aspects of networking for
aerodynamics/fluid computation"
- Lynn F Ten Eyck
(SDSC, USA)
"Worldwide aspects of networking for chemical computation"
Track 2: Internet Issues
Coordinator:
Torben Nielsen <tor...@foralie.ics.Hawaii.Edu>
Track 3: The Role of Commercial Service Providers
Coordinator: Hank
Nussbacher <h...@vm.tau.ac.il>
Presentations by
network providers:
- Martin
Schoffstall (PSI, USA)
- Rick Adams
(Alternet, USA)
- George Abe
(Infolan, Europe)
- Dai Davies
(IXI, Europe)
Track 4: Europe
Coordinator:
Dennis Jennings <jenni...@irlearn.bitnet>
- Howard Davies
(Univ. of Exeter, Great Brittain)
"The
COSINE Perspective on European Networking"
- Rob Blokzijl
(NIKHEF, The Netherlands)
"The
RIPE Perspective on European Networking"
- Frode Greisen
(EARN, Denmark)
"The
Regionalisation of EARN"
12:30-14:00 Lunch
14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions 2
Track 1: Space Science
Coordinator: Tony
Villasenor <villa...@nsipo.arc.nasa.gov>
Track 3: The Role of
Commercial Service Providers
Presentation by network provider:
- Al Weis (ANS, USA)
Panel:
- Rob Blozkzijl, John Devoil, Martin Schoffstall,
Al Weis, Stephen Wolff
Track 4: Eastern Europe
Coordinator: Peter Bakonyi <h25...@ella.hu>
Soviet
Union - Valerij Udalov
Hungary -
Laszlo Csaba
Poland -
Daniel Bem
CSFR - Jan
Gruntorad
Bulgaria -
Kiril Boyanov
15:30-16:00 Coffee
16:00-17:30 Parallel Sessions 3
Track 1: Education
Coordinator:
Hideo Aiso <a...@sfc.keio.ac.jp>
Track 2: Collaboration Technologies
Coordinator:
Glenn Ricart <gric...@dcsc.umd.edu>
Track 4: Asia & Pacific Rim
Coordinator: Bob
Kummerfeld <b...@cs.su.oz.au>
WEDNESDAY 19.6
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9:00-10:30 Announcements, Keynote and Plenary Talks (15 min + 2 x 45 min)
- Keynote talk: "High Performance Computing
and Communications"
Gene Wong, Associate Director
Office of Science and Technology, The White
House, USA
- Plenary Talk: Paul van Binst (University of
Brussels)
"Future of Networking in Europe"
10:30-11:00 Coffee
11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions 4
Track 1: Library
Coordinator: Paul
Peters <pad...@umdc.umd.edu>
Track 2: Technologies of the 90s
Coordinator:
Christian Huitema
<Christian.Huit...@mirsa.inria.fr>
Track 4: North America
- Ira Fuchs,
Session Chairman (Princeton Univ., USA)
- Guy Almes (Rice
Univ., USA)
- Steve Wolff
(NSF, USA)
12:30-13:30 Lunch
13:30-15:00 Parallel Sessions 5
Track 2: Mail and Directory Services
Coordinator: Alf
Hansen <han...@cs.wisc.edu>
- Shoichiro Asano
(U of Tokyo, Japan)
"Japanese Inter-university Mail Service"
- Robert Hagens
(UW-Madison, USA)
"Common User-Interfaces for multi protocol
mail-services, case: the ECI project"
- Erik Huizer
(SURFnet, The Netherlands)
"European
OSI Directory Services, Paradise or
Fata
Margana?"
Track 3: Open Scholarly Communication vs.
Telecommunications Policy
Coordinator:
David Kunkel <kun...@psi.com>
Track 4: Latin America
Coordinator:
Florencio I Utreras <FUTRE...@UCHCECVM.BITNET>
- Roberto Loran
(Puerto Rico)
"The
Puerto Rican Universities Network"
- Edgar Zorrila
(Venezuela)
"Internetworking over X.25: The Network in Venezuela"
- Guy de Teramond
(Costa Rica)
"A
Satellite Internet for Latin America"
- Victor Cid
(Chile)
"The
Chilean Academic and Research Network"
- Florencio
Utreras (Chile)
"SIRIAC: A Latin American Networking Initiative"
15:00-15:30 Coffee
15:30-17:00 Parallel Sessions 6
Track 1: Workstation Teleconferencing
Coordinator:
Peter Kirstein <P.Kirst...@cs.ucl.ac.uk>
Track 2: Networks and Network Services of Year 2000
Coordinator:
Richard Mandelbaum <r...@tsar.cc.rochester.edu>
- Tony Rutkowski
(CERN, CH)
"** Title
not known yet"
- **
looking for two more
Track 3: CCIRN and Global Networking
Coordinator: Kees
Neggers <negg...@surfnet.nl>
Track 4: Special Issues for the Third World
Coordinator:
Werner Zorn <z...@ira.uka.de>
19:00- Conference Dinner including a Dinner
Talk
- Dinner talk: Charles Brownstein (Federal
Networking Council, USA)
"Impact of Networking on Science"
THURSDAY 20.6
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9:00-10:30 Plenary talk and Rapporteur session
- Plenary Talk: Jun Murai (Keio Univ, Japan)
"Evolution, Technology, and Future of
Japanese Research Networks"
- Rapporteur coordinator: Mike Roberts <robe...@educom.edu>
10:30-11:00 Coffee
11:00-12:30 Rapporteur Session continues, a Panel, and Closing
- Rapporteur coordinator: Mike Roberts <robe...@educom.edu>
- Panel on "Pressing needs and things to
do"
- Steven Goldstein (NSF, USA), panel
chairman
- Panel members:
- Mats Brunell (NORDUNET,
Sweden)
- Erik Huitzer (SURFnet, The
Netherlands)
- Tadoa Takahashi (PRP,
Brazil)
- Florencio Utreras (U de
Chile, Chile)
- Erik Naggum (Naggum
Software, Norway)
- Closing: Larry Landweber (UW-Madison, USA)
12:30-13:30 Lunch