ion and abstraction. By the end of the 20th century, technology had advanced to the point where computerized methods had revolutionized surveying and mapmaking practices. Now, the ...
Abstract The flow of technical work in acute healthcare varies unpredictably, in patterns that occur regularly enough that they can be managed. Acute care organizations develop wa...
Christopher P. Nemeth, Mark Nunnally, Michael F. O...
Abstract--In this paper, we present the design, the implementation details, and the evaluation results of an intrusion detection and defense system for distributed denial-of-servic...
Eric Y. K. Chan, H. W. Chan, K. M. Chan, Vivien P....
Abstract We study how the average performance of a system degrades as the load nears its peak capacity. We restrict our attention to the performance measures of average sojourn tim...
it’s hardly Earth-shattering: abstracting your business services and separating them from your applications can yield an overall system that’s easier to build, maintain, and ex...