[ Publications of year 1997 ]
| Articles in journals or book chapters (1) |
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L. Jean Camp and Marvin Sirbu.
Critical issues in internet commerce.
IEEE Communications Magazine,
35(5):58--62,
May 1997.
Keywords: Human-Centered Security. [bibtex-entry]
| Conference publications (4) |
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David A Evensky,
Ann C Gentile,
L. Jean Camp,
and Robert C Armstrong.
Lilith: Scalable execution of user code for distributed computing.
In High Performance Distributed Computing, 1997. Proceedings. The Sixth IEEE International Symposium on,
pages 305--314,
August 1997.
IEEE.
Keywords: Network Engineering. [bibtex-entry] -
L. Jean Camp and D.A. Evensky.
Survivability & Trust.
In ,
pages 12--14,
May 1997.
Research Directions for the Next Generation Internet, Washington, DC.
Keywords: Design for Trust, Network Engineering. [bibtex-entry] - L. Jean Camp. Opportunities, Options, Obstacles for Payment in Internet Commerce. In EDI FORUM-OAK PARK-, volume 10, pages 19--32, 1997. THE EDI GROUP, LTD.. [bibtex-entry]
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L. Jean Camp and Donna M Riley.
Bedrooms, Barrooms, and Boardrooms on the Interner.
In Interconnection and the Internet: selected papers from the 1996 Telecommunications Policy Research Conference,
pages 205,
1997.
Lawrence Erlbaum.
Keywords: Gender Online. [bibtex-entry]
| Internal reports (1) |
- RC Armstrong, L. Jean Camp, DA Evensky, and AC Gentile. Lilith: A scalable secure tool for massively parallel distributed computing. Technical report, Sandia National Labs., Albuquerque, NM (United States), 1997. [bibtex-entry]
| Posters and Presentations (1) |
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L. Painton,
T. Gaylor,
L. Jean Camp,
C. Phillips,
and G. Wyss.
Risk—based characterization of network vulnerability.
CERT Information Survivability Workshop,
February 1997.
Keywords: Network Engineering. [bibtex-entry]
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