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Welcome to the proceedings of the 2008 IFIP International Conference on Network and Parallel Computing (NPC 2008) held in Shanghai, China. NPC has been a premier conference that has brought together researchers and pr- titioners from academia, industry and governments around the world to advance the theories and technologies of network and parallel computing. The goal of NPC is to establish an international forum for researchers and practitioners to present their - cellent ideas and experiences in all system fields of network and parallel computing. The main focus of NPC 2008 was on the most critical areas of network and parallel computing, network technologies, network applications, network and parallel archit- tures, and parallel and distributed software. In total, the conference received more than 140 papers from researchers and prac- tioners. Each paper was reviewed by at least two internationally renowned referees and selected based on its originality, significance, correctness, relevance, and clarity of presentation. Among the high-quality submissions, only 32 regular papers were accepted by the conferences. All of the selected conference papers are included in the conference proceedings. After the conference, some high-quality papers will be r- ommended to be published in the special issue of international journals. We were delighted to host three well-known international scholars offering the k- note speeches, Sajal K. Das from University Texas at Arlington USA, Matt Mutka from Michigan State University and David Hung-Chang Du from University of M- nesota University of Minnesota.
Contents
Network Technologies.- An AIAD-Based Adaptive Routing Protocol in Ad-Hoc Wireless Networks.- Adaptive Neighbor Selection for Service Discovery in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks.- A Formal Approach to Robustness Testing of Network Protocol.- Deadline Probing: Towards Timely Cognitive Wireless Network.- SRDFA: A Kind of Session Reconstruction DFA.- Measuring the Normality of Web Proxies' Behavior Based on Locality Principles.- Network Applications.- Feedback Control-Based Database Connection Management for Proportional Delay Differentiation-Enabled Web Application Servers.- Research on the Detection of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks Based on the Characteristics of IP Flow.- Password-Authenticated Key Exchange between Clients in a Cross-Realm Setting.- Forward Secure Password-Based Authenticated Key Distribution in the Three-Party Setting.- Key Management Using Certificateless Public Key Cryptography in Ad Hoc Networks.- A Data Storage Mechanism for P2P VoD Based on Multi-channel Overlay.- HTL: A Locality Bounded Flat Hash Location Service.- Accelerating the Propagation of Active Worms by Employing Multiple Target Discovery Techniques.- Online Accumulation: Reconstruction of Worm Propagation Path.- HRS: A Hybrid Replication Strategy for Exhaustive P2P Search.- ResourceDog: A Trusted Resource Discovery and Automatic Invocation P2P Framework.- Network and Parallel Architectures.- A Novel Approach to Manage Asymmetric Traffic Flows for Secure Network Proxies.- Automatic Transformation for Overlapping Communication and Computation.- Cooperative Communication System for Parallel Computing Agents in Multi-cluster Grid.- CPI: A Novel Three-Phase Algorithm for QoS-Aware Replica Placement Problem.- Online Balancing Two Independent Criteria.- Procrastination Scheduling forFixed-Priority Tasks with Preemption Thresholds.- Parallel and Distributed Software.- Survey on Parallel Programming Model.- An Integrated Framework for Wireless Sensor Web Service and Its Performance Analysis Based on Queue Theory.- Grid Computing: A Case Study in Hybrid GMRES Method.- Towards Resource Reliability Support for Grid Workflows.- A SyncML Middleware-Based Solution for Pervasive Relational Data Synchronization.- An Efficient Authentication and Key Agreement Protocol in RFID System.- Grid Service Discovery Based on Cross-VO Service Domain Model.- Ontology-Based Semantic Method for Service Modeling in Grid.- A Scalable and Adaptive Distributed Service Discovery Mechanism in SOC Environments.
