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Hardbound. Today's computer systems handle more functions for more users and have become very complex. As users become increasingly reliant, the demand for good performance grows, creating a need for better modelling techniques and tools in the performance area. In the last few years, significant advances and contributions have been made; this workshop was a meeting point where researchers and practitioners could voice their concerns, and where recent R&D issues in both theoretical and practical aspects of systems performance evaluation could be presented. The workshop mainly covered modelling and measurement techniques and packages, as well as the use of AI tools in this area. 100 people from different fields in 12 different countries exchanged news on advances, contributions and future trends. Several modelling techniques were presented in a general way or in order to provide the analysis of specific problems or applications in the field of compute

The 3rd Asian Internet Engineering Conference (AINTEC) built on the success of its predecessors in Bangkok, Thailand, fostering collaboration between researchers in Asia and globally. This event provided a unique platform for young, talented regional scientists to connect and engage. AINTEC 2007 focused on addressing issues relevant to the diverse socio-economic and networking conditions in Asia while showcasing high-quality research from the international community. The conference featured a single-track format to encourage discussions among participants. We appreciate the authors of the 66 submitted papers from 18 countries, predominantly from Asia, for choosing AINTEC as their venue. The program included 14 accepted papers organized into 6 technical sessions, complemented by 7 invited talks from leading experts on innovative topics, along with presentations, demos, posters, and a pre-conference Asian School on Computer Science held on November 25-26, 2007. AINTEC distinguishes itself with its unique objectives and spirit, offering a valuable opportunity to discuss future challenges for a sustainable Internet while connecting with local and regional researchers and enjoying Thailand's renowned hospitality.

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Second European Conference on Multimedia Applications, Services and Techniques, ECMAST'97, held in Milan, Italy, in May 1997. The volume presents 48 revised full papers selected from more than 120 submissions. The papers are organized in sections on multimedia networks evaluation, production of multimedia content, multimedia networks and protocols, content creation and integration, multimedia delivery, coded representation, multimedia services, multimedia servers, Internet and multimedia, trials, terminal architecture, and applications.