Computer Society Releases Q3 & 4 Conference Slate

Computer Society Offers Full Slate of Programs in 2006

Special Issue for 11th International Conference of Iranian Operations Research Society

This is a special issue of the Iranian Journal of Operations Research that includes some of the invited talks presented at the 11th international conference of the Iranian Operations Research Society (IORS), organized jointly by IORS and Razi University of Kermanshah and held at the Razi University, Kermanshah, Iran, May 2-4, 2018. The IORS conference is held annually and is the main event ...

The Tycho Slate: Complex Drawing and Editing in Tcl/Tk

This paper introduces the Slate package, which has been developed as part of the Tycho project at UC Berkeley. The Slate is layered over the Tcl/Tk canvas, and contains features that we believe to be useful for implementing complex graphical editing and visualization widgets. The rst key feature is the ability to de ne new item types in Tcl. The second is an implementation of the concept of int...

Towards a clean slate: Attempting to preserve civil liberty in the post-Snowden age

Wide adoption of mobile computing, smartphones, social networks and big data techniques have brought undoubtable advantages to society as such, as well as to its individuals. The downside of this diffusion of technology throughout society has already been well discussed. Single authors also pointed out the threats not only to the single individual, but to democratic society as a whole. However,...

MobiCom 2010 Poster: TCPSpeaker: Clean and Dirty Sides of the Same Slate

The performance and fairness problems of TCP in wireless mesh networks (WMNs) are well known [1, 2]. Approaches to solve them fall roughly into two classes: (i) those which maintain legacy TCP compatibility, and (ii) clean-slate protocols which redefine WMN transport, breaking TCP compatibility. Cleanslate approaches such as block-switched and crosslayer transport protocols [3, 4] break the end...