Fumio Teraoka
My research covers computer network, operating systems, and
distributed processing.
Currently, I am most interested in the redesigning of network architectures.
Conventional network architectures are incapable of solving some
current problems, for instance, how to communicate with mobile computers,
how to transmit real-time data such as voice and video,
how to control routing and addressing in the networks continually expanding,
how to achieve multicast that simultaneously delivers the same information
to more than one destinations, and so on.
I have desinged a new network architecture for mobile computers and
implemented a new protocol for them.
I the future, I would like to extend my study to cover other issues.
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Fumio Teraoka,
Yasuhiko Yokote and
Mario Tokoro.
"A Network Architecture Providing Host Migration Transparency,"
In Proceedings of ACM SIGCOMM 91, pp.~209--220, September 1991.
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Fumio Teraoka,
Keisuke Uehara,
Hideki Sunahara and
Jun Murai.
"VIP: A Protocol Providing Host Mobility."
Communications of the ACM, Vol.~37, No.~8, August 1994. (to appear)
In Japanese