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INET'98 Final Program (Subject to Change) To see A List of INET'98 Plenary speakers To see INET'98 Program Matrix To see INET'98 Program by Date and Time To see INET'98 Program Abstracts To see INET'98 Poster Session Program INET'98 Program Tracks New Applications Social, Legal and Regulatory Policies Commerce and Finance Teaching and Learning Globalization and Regional Implications Network Technology and Engineering User-Centered Issues Health New Applications Internet Security  (Wednesday 11:00-12:30) LDAPv3 Versus X.511 DAP Security: A Comparison and How to Sign LDAPv3 Operations Smart Access: Strong Authentication on the Web How to Organize Company-wide Authentication and Email Encryption Brokered Relationships  (Wednesday 11:00-12:30) A Meeting Scheduling System for Global Events on the Internet NYU Home: Combining Internet Tools Into Personal Digital Agents Building Online Communities for High Profile Internet Sites Indexing the Searching the Web (Wednesday 14:00-15:30) Using Metatag-Embedded Indexing for Fielded Searching of the Internet Internet Information Retrieval: The Further Development of Meta-Searchengine Technology A Framework for Developing Information Indexing, Filtering and Searching Tools in the Internet Can Standards Survive the Success of the Internet? (Wednesday 14:00-15:30) Panel WWW Application Management Systems (Wednesday 16:00-17:30) Palantir: A Visualization Tool for the World Wide Web A Platform for the Development of Extensible Management Applications Design and Implementation of An Agent System for Application Service Management New Applications on the Internet  (Wednesday 16:00-17:30) Earth Observation Data and Information Access: Internetworking for an International Application Demonstrator InternetCAR -- Internet Connected Automobiles Integrating Front End Web Systems with Back End Systems Unexpected Outcomes? (Thursday 11:00-12:30) Panel Directories (Thursday 14:00-15:30) Panel Web Caching - New Techniques  (Thursday 14:00-15:30) Combining Client Knowledge and Resource Dependencies for Improved World Wide Web Performance A Top-10 Approach for Prefetching the Web WebHint: Automatic Configuration Mechanism for Optimizing World Wide Web Cache System Utilization Distributed Multimedia (Thursday 16:00-17:30) A Web-Based Real-time Multimedia Application for the MBone Shared Window System for Large Groups Based on Multicast Virtual Emergency Task Force (VETAF) To Cache or Not to Cache (Thursday 16:00-17:30) Web Caching Meshes: Hit or Miss? Is the Internet Heading for a Cache Crunch? Monitoring the Performance of a Cache For Broadband Customers The Future of Killer Applications (Friday 8:30-10:00) Panel Return to top of page Social, Legal and Regulatory Policies Internet of the Law or the Law of the Internet (Wednesday 11:00-12:30) Legal Realism and the Internet: Revolution or Social Contract? The Case Against Internet Law Cyberlaw: How to Learn and Teach It Democracy, Organization of Information and Content Control (Wednesday 14:00-15:30) Chair: San K. Klein From Chiapas to the World: Democracy, the Internet and the Organization of Information The Governance of the Internet in Europe with Special Reference to Illegal and Harmful Content European Governments and Control of Online Content (Wednesday 16:00-17:30) Panel Legal and Sociological Aspects of Internet Security (Thursday 11:00-12:30) A Sociology of Hackers National Security and the Internet Security Incidents on the Internet Dispute Resolution and Applicable Law (Thursday 14:00-15:30) Internet Dispute Resolution Mechanisms and Applicable Law A Legal Technical Framework for the On-Line Resolution of Domain Name Disputes Internet - Communication - Broadcasting (Thursday 16:00-17:30) Reinventing Universal Broadcasting: Parallels Between the Radio's Early Years and the Internet's Emergence The Impact of Internet Broadcasting on the Electronic Media Regulatory Regimes in Taiwan Universal Service Meets the Internet: A National Policy of Universal Access Through Libraries and Schools The Role of NGOs in Developing Internet Policies: The Global Internet Liberty Campaign (Friday 8:30-10:00) Chair: David Sobel Return to top of page Commerce and Finance Internet Commerce - the Next Generation (Wednesday 11:00-12:30) Panel - Internet Commerce - the Next Generation Building Blocks for Electronic Commerce (Wednesday 14:00-15:30) Security and Confidence in Electronic Commerce: Certification Authorities Payment in Electronic Commerce Business Negotiations on the Internet Document Architectures and Their Applications (Wednesday 16:00-17:30) The Internet and EDI Historical Perspective for the Foundation of Internet-based EDI Merging of EDI Security Requirements with Internet Security Technologies The Future of Information Management in the U.S. Intelligence Community Types of Internet Business (Thursday 11:00-12:30) The Internet and the Small Business Virtual and Real Communities: A Taxonomy of Net Strategies Advertising, Promotion and Sale of Medical Products Across Borders Using the Internet Commerce Issues for Internet Service Providers (Thursday 14:00-15:30) Internet Service Providers in Canada Charging and Accounting for Integrated Internet Services The Network is the Market: Financing Internet Bandwidth Financial Issues in Electronic Commerce (Thursday 16:00-17:30) Supervision and Regulation of Network Banks Digital Money and Monetary Control New Opportunities for Financial Information Services Pretense: A New Threat to Electronic Settlement Systems The Internet and Global Capital Markets (Friday 8:30-10:00) Panel Return to top of page Teaching and Learning Educational Networks: The Bias of Planning (Wednesday 11:00-12:30) Physical or Virtual Networks? Connecting Swedish Schools to the Internet Providing Internet Support Services for Large Education Systems Lessons Learned From the Network Montana Project Distance Education: Why, How and What For? (Wednesday 14:00-15:30) Synchronous Distance Education and the Internet Improving Open and Distance Learning (ODL) Initiatives Through the Internet in Developing Countries: The Case of CIFFAD (International Francophone Consortium of Distance and Open Learning Institutions) Evaluation Frameworks for ICT-Based Distance Learning Teaching the Teacher (Wednesday 16:00-17:30) Web-based Instruction and Learning: Analysis and Needs Assessment Summary Connecting Teachers to the Future A Cost-effective and "Learning-effective" Model for K-12 Internet Teacher Training How to Grow Courseware  (Thursday 11:00-12:30) Strategies of the Development of an Educational Web-Site: Case of REA (Renewal Energy for All) System in Korea Using Hypermedia to Conduct Real-Time Scientific Investigations in the Elementary and Secondary Classroom Dynamic Geometry and the World Wide Web Is the Net to Education What Steroids Are to Muscles? (Thursday 16:00-17:30) The KIDS Report: Student Publishers Collaborate to Produce an Internet Resource Internet-based Distance Education for Sustainability Web-enhanced Learning Environment Strategies for Classroom Teachers To Net or Not to Net (Friday 8:30-10:00) Intellectual Property and Copyright: How Do We Manage These Issues in an International Electronic Environment and Protect Education Interests? Electronic Communication and the Humanities The Pros and Cons of Implementing the Internet in the Classroom: Making Sense of the Hype Return to top of page Globalization and Regional Implications Globalization and Internet Governance (Wednesday 11:00-12:30) The "Governance" Debacle: How the Ideal of Internetworking Got Buried by Politics Rich Man, Poor Man: The Geo-Politics of Internet Policymaking Internet Governance: Herding Cats and Sacred Cows The Internet and the Transformation of the Global Telecommunications Industry (Wednesday 14:00-15:30) GATS and the Internet: As a Service, a Technology, and a Means of Supply The Internet and International Trade Policy Internet Profit and Loss Account Networld Collision or Collusion? The Regional Geography of Internet Deployment (Wednesday 16:00-17:30) R & E Networking in CEE: The Gateway to European and Trans-Atlantic Integration Free Access to Regional Internets: Principle Economical and Technical Issues Technological Change, Telecommunications Deregulation, Telecommunications Economics, and Internet Globalization The Role of Internet Services in Regionalization Internet Deployment Worldwide: The New Superhighway Follows The Old Wires, Rails, and Roads The Internet and Global Socio-Economic Development (Thursday 11:00-12:30) Holes in the Net: The Internet and International Stratification The Most Regulated Service in Developing Countries The Internet and Global Development Explaining Variations in Internet Deployment Across Developing Countries Cultural Aspects of Internet Globalization  (Thursday 14:00-15:30) Cultural Recognition and the Internet Global Cyberculture Reconsidered Collaborative Dance, Interactive Music, Folklore Preservation: High-bandwidth Cultural Applications with Global Implications Overcoming Language Barriers on the Global Internet (Friday 8:30-10:00) Using the Internet in Arabic: Problems and Solutions Web Internationalization and Java Keyboard Input Methods Information Highways and the Francophone World: Current Situation and Strategies for the Future Return to top of page Network Technology and Engineering Building the Next Generation Internet (Wednesday 11:00-12:30) Panel Future Networks (Wednesday 14:00-15:30) STAR TAP, International Exchange Point for High-Performance Applications A High-Performance Network Connection for Research and Education Between the vBNS and the Asia-Pacific Advanced Network (APAN) Deployment and Experiences of the WIDE 6bone Active Networks (Wednesday 16:00-17:30) Panel Chair: Panelists: Gary Minden, University of Kansas, USA Hilarie K. Orman, DARPA Ian Wakeman, Sussex University, United Kingdom Multicasting (Thursday 11:00-12:30) Multicasting on British Telecom's Futures Testbed Pricing Multicast Communication: A Cost-based Approach Scalability of Internet Multicast Protocols Quality of Service (Thursday 14:00-15:30) Quality of Service in the Internet: Fact, Fiction or Compromise? QoS and Multiprotocol Label Switching Experiments for the Design of an ATM-based National Network Adaptive Loss Concealment for Internet Telephony Applications Emerging IETF Technology (Thursday 16:00-17:30) Panel Measurement (Friday 8:30-10:00) Creating a Scalable Architecture for Internet Measurement The Nature of the Beast: Recent Traffic Measurements from an Internet Backbone Non-intrusive and Accurate Measurement of Unidirectional Delay and Delay Variation on the Internet Securing the Internet (Friday 8:30-10:00) Securing Ordinary TCP Services Through Tunnels Study From Hybrid Implementation of SwIPe and IPsec A Novel Use of Distributed Directory Service Return to top of page User-Centered Issues Web Site Accessibility (Wednesday 11:00-12:30) Panel: Maximizing Your Audience Reach Major Additional Markets: Elders Individuals with Disabilities Making the Internet more Accessible for People of Different Levels of Ability The Virtual University (Wednesday 14:00-15:30) The Virtualization of Universities: Improving the Quality of Academic Work School of Internet: A University on the Internet Testing a Virtual Campus Prototype The Virtual Museum (Wednesday 16:00-17:30) Towards a Universal Theory of Convergence: Transcending the Technocentric View of the Multimedia Revolution Bringing Museums to the Web: An Architecture for a Virtual Exhibition Incorporating an Educational Model Into the Delivery of Museum Information Community and Civic Networks  (Thursday 11:00-12:30) Making Networked Communities Work Telematic Workshop: An Opportunity of Social Participation and Youth Entrepreneurship Aspects of Diversity, Access and Community Networks Users: Tools and Lessons in How to Help (Thursday 14:00-15:30) Building an Internet Environment for Elderly Users Talented Children of Siberia and the Internet Evaluations and Recommendations Towards a Generic User Support Toolkit Youth on the Net (Thursday 16:00-17:30) Panel Surfing the Tidal Wave Sensing the Net (Friday 8:30-10:00) Designing a Public Sensory Platform on the Net Internet Olympics: The Internet's Role at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympic Games Return to top of page Health Health Infomatics for Consumers and Patients (Thursday 11:00-12:30) Panel Chair Mary Jo Deering Targeting Special Population with Health Care Information (Thursday 14:00-15:30) Chair: Joan Dzenowagis Internet facilities for the disabled community in Singapore Community organizing on the net, the Philippine e-Health Initiative Diffusion of GIS for general practices in Australia International Networking for Health Development (Thursday 16:00-17:30) Panel Chair: Joan Dzenowagis Return to top of page

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