Intelligence in Communication Systems [electronic resource] : IFIP International Conference on Intelligence in Communication Systems, INTELLCOMM 2005 Montreal, Canada, October 17–19, 2005 / edited by Roch Glitho, Ahmed Karmouch, Samuel Pierre.

A Framework for Building Customized Adaptation Proxies -- Adaptable Services and Applications for Networks -- Improvement of MPLS Performance by Implementation of a Multi-Agent System -- Enabling Mobile Commerce Through Location Based Services -- Inter-Domain Traffic Engineering Using Mpls -- Autonomic Service Configuration by a Combined State Machine and Reasoning Engine Based Actor -- Self-Management in Ambient Networks for Service Composition -- Amapola: A Simple Infrastructure for Ubiquitous Computing -- Decoupling Components of an Attack Prevention System Using Publish/Subscribe -- A P2P Collaborative Framework for Smartphone -- Dynamic Role Binding in a Service Oriented Architecture -- Formal Modelling of an Adaptable Service System -- A Localized Architecture for Detecting Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks in Wireless AD Hoc Networks -- A Fuzzy Petri Nets QoS Model for Wireless AD Hoc Networks -- Using Mobile Agent for Location-Specific Data Retrieval in Manet -- Optimization of Handover Performance for Fmipv6 -- XML Access Control for Security and Memory Management -- Approximating Saml Using Similarity Based Imprecision -- A Distributed Proxy Architecture for Service Discovery in Peer-to-Peer Networks -- Directional Antenna Based Performance Evaluation of 802.11 Wireless Local Area Networks -- Service-Driven Group Management for Mobile P2P Services -- Towards Programmable Context-Aware Voice Services -- Context-Aware Security Policy Agent for Mobile Internet Services -- Colos -A System for Device Unaware and Position Dependent Communication Based on the Session Initiation Protocol -- A Key-Exchanging Scheme for Distributed Sensor Networks -- A Look Into the 4G Crystal Ball -- Discovering Architecture Formalism of Geo-Located Web Services for Next Generation of Mobile Networks.

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