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ChinacomBiz 2008 was the first international business-to-business (B2B) conference held in collaboration with the Chinacom scientific event in Hangzhou, China, on August 28. It was specifically tailored to produce more effective dialogue between the research, technology and business communities on technical developments in China and around the world. The event had industry support via well-know industry names such as the WIFI Alliance, Springer, CREATE-NET and Arris. The main focus of the event was on transport networks and infrastructures, video distribution systems and methods and the associated software systems that tie them all together. A total of 24 authors submitted their papers and a final 11 registrations were accepted. It was an excellent start to the B2B program and feedback was positive from all attendees. The presentations this year originated from the USA, Denmark, Germany, Brazil and of course China, providing the audience with a wide variety of topics and persp- tives in all the three categories mentioned above. The presentations from the event are available for download from the website itself (see http://www.chinacombiz.org/). Next year’s event is already being planned and it will again be collocated with the Chinacom scientific event. We look forward to having another great interaction with science, business and technology from a China perspective. August 2008 Patrick Bond

Communications and Networking in China 1st International Business Conference Chinacombiz 2008 Hangzhou China August 2008 Revised Selected Papers 1st Table of contents:

1. Undetectable Manipulation of CRC Checksums for Communication and Data Storage
2. Introduction
3. Functionality of CRC
4. Implementation of CRC
5. Modeling of Errors
6. Manipulation and Consistency Check
7. Manipulation and Consistent Identical Checksum
8. Example
9. Conclusions
10. References
11. Survey of PHY and LINK Layer Functions of Cognitive Radio Networks for Opportunistic Spectrum Sharin
12. Introduction
13. Definitions in the Context of Cognitive Radio Network
14. Overview of Physical and Link Layer Functions in CognitiveRadio Networks
15. Review of Physical Layer Functions
16. Wideband RF Front-End
17. Spectrum Detection Methods
18. Open Research Issues in Spectrum Sensing
19. Review of Link Layer Functions
20. Spectrum Opportunity Analysis
21. Spectrum Opportunity Selection
22. Spectrum Usage Coordination
23. Open Research Problems in Link Layer
24. Conclusion
25. References
26. Optimizing TCP Performance over UMTS with Split TCP Proxy
27. Introduction
28. Overview of UMTS Network
29. UMTS Network Architecture
30. UMTS Network Protocol Architecture
31. Split TCP Proxy for UMTS
32. Simulation Settings
33. Simulation Results
34. TCP Performance over DCH without Split Proxy
35. Comparison of the Performance with Split TCP Proxy and without SplitTCP Proxy
36. Conclusion
37. References
38. Use of Photonic Networks in Digital Cinema Postproduction Dailies Workflow
39. Introduction
40. Demonstration Objective and Concept
41. Approach, Strategy and Basic Technology
42. Network Connections
43. Challenges and Results
44. Conclusions
45. Visualizing TCP/IP Network Flows to Control Congestion and Bottlenecks
46. Introduction
47. TCP/IP Networks and Existing Simulators
48. Innovative Features of VINS
49. Scenario 1: IP-Networking
50. Scenario 2: TCP Performance Evaluation
51. Conclusion
52. References
53. ZBMF:Zone Based Message Ferrying for Disruption Tolerant Networks
54. Introduction
55. Zone Based Message Ferrying
56. Zone Based Message Ferrying, the Protocol
57. Evaluation
58. The Simulation Environment
59. Simulation Parameters
60. Simulation Metrics
61. Simulation Results
62. Zone Setup for ZBMF
63. Conclusion
64. Future Work
65. References
66. Improving Query Mechanisms for Unstructured Peer-to-Peer Networks
67. Introduction
68. Related Work
69. Problem Descriptions
70. Algorithm Design
71. Message Routing
72. Pheromone Generation and Updating
73. Life-Span Control
74. Simulations and Performance Analysis
75. Conclusion and Future Work
76. References
77. Layer 3 Initialization Procedures Recommendation in Next Generation Heterogeneous Mobile Networks
78. Introduction
79. IEEE 802.11i Authentication and Handover Delay
80. Connection Procedures on IPV4 Networks
81. Connection Procedures on IPV6 Networks
82. Conclusion
83. References
84. Broadcast Data Scheduling in Wireless Environment
85. Introduction
86. Related Work
87. Preliminary
88. System Model
89. Performance Metric
90. Designing Algorithms of MP+P Scheduling
91. MP+P Scheduling
92. Rate Adjustment
93. Complexity and Lower Bound
94. Simulation Results
95. Conclusion
96. References
97. Analysis on Imai-Shin’s LR-AKE Protocol for Wireless Network Security
98. Introduction
99. Review of Imai-Shin’s Protocol [1]
100. Cryptanalysis of Imai-Shin’s Protocol
101. Conclusion
102. References
103. Surveys on the Intrusion Tolerance System
104. Introduction
105. Preliminaries
106. Intrusion Tolerance System Concept
107. Objectives of ITS
108. Intrusion Tolerance Mechanisms
109. Secure Communication Mechanism
110. Intrusion Detection Mechanism
111. Intrusion Containment Mechanism
112. Error Handling Mechanism
113. Intrusion Tolerance Strategies
114. Fault Avoidance vs. Fault Tolerance
115. Confidential Operation
116. Perfect Non-stop Operation
117. Reconfigurable Operation
118. Recoverable Operation
119. Some Example Systems
120. Conclusions
121. References
122. Study on the DS/CDMA-CSMA Multi-userCommunication Systems
123. Introduction
124. DS/CDMA Time-Slot Nonpersistent CSMA Multi-user RandomAccess Model
125. Multiple Access Model
126. DS/CDMA Time-Slot Nonpersistent CSMA Uplink Multi-users RandomAccess Model
127. Markov Model for DS/CDMA Time-Slot Nonpersistent CSMA Protocol
128. Simulation and Analysis of DS/CDMA Time-Slot NonpersistentCSMA Multi-user Communication Systems
129. The Pseudo-random Code Effects on Network Throughput
130. The Frame Length Effects on Network Throughput
131. The Transmission Delay Effects on Network Throughput
132. Conclusions
133. References
134. Erratum to: Communications and Networking in China

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