Innovative Internet Computing Systems: Second International Workshop, IICS 2002, Kühlungsborn, Germany, June 20-22, 2002, Proceedings. Questo articolo non è disponibile.Innovative Internet Computing Systems: Second International Workshop, IICS 2002, Kühlungsborn, Germany, June 20-22, 2002, Proceedings

administrativemattersoftheworkshop.Wewishtoacknowledgethesubstantial helpprovidedbyoursponsors:theUniversityofRostockandtheTKKTechniker KrankenkasseRostock. We hope all participants enjoyed a successful workshop, made a lot of new contacts,held fruitful discussions helping to solvethe actualresearchproblems, and had a pleasant stay on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Last but not least we 2 hope to see you again at the third I CS conference in 2003, which will be held in the Leipzig area in the heart of Germany.

Workshop Innovative Internet Computing Systems.- Living Hypertext — Web Retrieval Techniques.- Automatic Analysis of Large Text Corpora - A Contribution to Structuring WEB Communities.- A Data Mining Architecture for Distributed Environments.- Collaborative Highlighting for Real-Time Group Editors.- Extending the Modeling Efficiency of the UML Activity Diagram for the Design of Distributed Systems.- An XML Knowledge Base System for Scheduling Problems.- Compressibility as a Measure of Local Coherence in Web Graphs.- On the Spectrum and Structure of Internet Topology Graphs.- Characterizing the Citation Graph as a Self-Organizing Networked Information Space.- Characterization and Management of Dynamical Behavior in a System with Mobile Components.- Ergotracer: An Internet User Behaviour Tracer.- A Friendly Peer-to-Peer File Sharing System with Profit but without Copy Protection.- A Decentral Library for Scientific Articles.- Optimisation of Distributed Communities Using Cooperative Strategies.- Proven IP Network Services: From End-User to Router and vice versa.- Mobility Support for Replicated Real-Time Applications.- Empirical Study of VBR Traffic Smoothing in Wireless Environment.- Compiling Rule-Based Agents for Distributed Databases.- A Formal Framework for E-Barter Based on Microeconomic Theory and Process Algebras.- Invited Talk.- Peer-to-Peer beyond File Sharing.