Advanced Distributed Systems

1. Front Matter

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2. Database Systems

   1. Database System Architecture – A Walk Through Time: From Centralized Platform to Mobile Computing – Keynote Address

      • Ali R. Hurson, Yu Jiao

      Pages 1-9

   2. Extending Wide-Area Replication Support with Mobility and Improved Recovery

      • Hendrik Decker, Luis Irún-Briz, Francisco Castro-Company, Félix García-Neiva, Francesc D. Muñoz-Escoí

      Pages 10-20

   3. Extending Databases to Precision-Controlled Retrieval of Qualitative Information

      • Victor Polo de Gyves, Adolfo Guzman-Arenas, Serguei Levachkine

      Pages 21-32

   4. An Approach for Solving Very Large Scale Instances of the Design Distribution Problem for Distributed Database Systems

      • Joaquín Pérez O., Rodolfo A. Pazos R., Juan Frausto-Solís, Gerardo Reyes S., Rene Santaolaya S., Héctor J. Fraire H. et al.

      Pages 33-42

3. Distributed and Parallel Algorithms

   1. On the Abstraction of Message-Passing Communications Using Algorithmic Skeletons

      • Horacio González-Vélez

      Pages 43-50

   2. Implementing Distributed Mutual Exclusion on Multithreaded Environments: The Alien-Threads Approach

      • Federico Meza, Jorge Pérez R., Yadran Eterovic

      Pages 51-62

   3. On Time Analysis of Random Walk Based Token Circulation Algorithms

      • Alain Bui, Devan Sohier

      Pages 63-71

   4. Architecture for Media Streaming Delivery over P2P Networks

      • Francisco de Asís López-Fuentes, Eckehard Steinbach

      Pages 72-82

   5. On the Role of Information Compaction to Intrusion Detection

      • Fernando Godínez, Dieter Hutter, Raúl Monroy

      Pages 83-97

   6. A Hybrid Framework of RR Scheduler to Ensure Priority, Low Complexity and Delay with Relative Fairness

      • John Tsiligaridis, Raj Acharya

      Pages 98-117

   7. Data Hiding in Identification and Offset IP Fields

      • Enrique Cauich, Roberto Gómez Cárdenas, Ryouske Watanabe

      Pages 118-125

   8. Interpretation of UML Sequence Diagrams as Causality Flows

      • Christophe Sibertin-Blanc, Omar Tahir, Janette Cardoso

      Pages 126-140

4. Real-Time Distributed Systems

   1. A Proposal for On-Line Reconfiguration Based upon a Modification of Planning Scheduler and Fuzzy Logic Control Law Response

      • Héctor Benítez-Pérez, A. García-Zavala, Fabian García-Nocetti

      Pages 141-152

   2. Integrated Tool for Testing Timed Systems

      • Hacène Fouchal, Sébastien Gruson, Ludovic Pierre, Cyril Rabat, Antoine Rollet

      Pages 153-166

   3. Conformance Testing of Real-Time Component Based Systems

      • Abbas Tarhini, Hacène Fouchal

      Pages 167-181

5. Cooperative Information Systems

   1. Modeling Multiple Interactions Using Coloured Petri Nets: A Case Study

      • Francisco Camargo-Santacruz, Juan Frausto-Solís, Fernando Ramos-Quintana

      Pages 182-193

   2. A Framework for Information Integration with Uncertainty

      • Ali Kiani, Nematollaah Shiri

      Pages 194-206

   3. Model Fragmentation for Distributed Workflow Execution: A Petri Net Approach

      • Wei Tan, Yushun Fan

      Pages 207-214

   4. An Online Component Deployment System for Dynamic Collaborative Sessions

      • Emir Hammami, Thierry Villemur, Khalil Drira

      Pages 215-225

It is our pleasure to present the papers accepted and presented at the 5th Int- national School and Symposium on Advanced Distributed Systems (ISSADS) in this LNCS volume. The symposium was held in the city of Guadalajara,Mexico from January 24 to 28, 2005. The organization team was composed of members of CINVESTAV Guadalajara, Rostock University in Germany, the CUCEI and CUCEA campuses of Guadalajara University, and Instituto Tecnol´ ogico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente, ITESO. The symposium is already a we- established annual meeting, at which scientists and people from the industrial ?eld meet and discuss the progress of applications and the theory of distributed systems in a forum during the last week of January. This year, more than 250 people from 3 continents attended the conference. Most of them are scientists, teachers, students and engineers from the local industry. The papers presented in the sessions of the symposium cover not only the subjects of distributed systems from the system level and applications, but also contributions from the area of theory and arti?cial intelligence concepts. These papers were selected out of more than 100 submissions. There was a selection ?lter in which each paper was evaluated by at least three members of the - ternational Program Committee, who came from research institutions of good reputation all over the world.

• Session
• algorithms
• artificial intelligence
• artificial life
• cognition
• collaborative distributed systems
• communication systems
• distributed applications
• distributed information retrieval
• distributed objects
• learning
• multi-
• object oriented design
• organization
• security

• Multi-Agent Systems Development Group, Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados del Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Prolongación López Mateos Sur No. 590, Guadalajara, Jalisco, México

  Félix F. Ramos

• Department "Sistemas de Informacion", Universidad de Guadalajara, CUCEA, Zapopan, Mexico

  Victor Larios Rosillo

• Computer Science Dept., University of Rostock, Rostock, Germany

  Herwig Unger

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