@inproceedings{Savioja:94,
  author= "Lauri Savioja and Timo Rinne and Tapio Takala",
  title= "{Simulation of Room Acoustics with a 3-D Finite Difference Mesh}",
  booktitle= "{Proceedings of International Computer Music Conference 
	(ICMC '94)}",
  oganization= "ICMC",
  year= 1994,
  month= {September},
  pages= "463--466",
  abstract= "{Room acoustics has been digitally modeled with
	impulse responses calculated by ray-tracing or image-source
	methods.  Both of them are based on geometrical acoustics,
	which is well applicable only to high frequencies, where
	diffraction can be neglected.  Based on previous research on
	waveguide meshes, we have implemented a finite difference
	scheme of arbitrary dimension and used it to model sound
	propagation in three-dimensional room spaces.  The method has
	shown promising results, particularly clearly demonstrating
	the diffraction effect.  Future research includes combining
	the finite difference scheme to the geometrical acoustics as
	a low frequency counterpart.}"
}

@manual{RFC1756,
  author= "T. Rinne",
  title= "{IETF RFC 1756: Remote Write Protocol -- Version 1.0}",
  organization= "IETF",
  year= 1995,
  month= {January}
}

@mastersthesis{Rinne:96,
  author= "Timo J. Rinne",
  title= "{\em Microkernel Integration into a Scalable ATM Switching Unit}", 
  school= "Helsinki University of Technology, Department of Computer Science",
  address= {Otakaari 1, 02150 Espoo, Finland},
  year= 1996,
  month= {October},
  abstract= "{The telecommunication industry is in the process of change.  
	Software used in telecommunication devices is slowly but
	steadily moving from purely proprietary solutions towards a
	more open approach.  Standard methods are used more and more
	in software engineering and standard communication systems are
	used in communication between software modules.

	In order to clarify the suitability of existing standards in
	creating distributed systems, distributed object technology is
	studied and the Common Object Request Broker Architecture
	(CORBA) standard is explored.

	A connection between an efficient ATM cell relay and the unit
	controlling the relay is studied.  A model of an existing
	proprietary control interface is presented and a new model
	based on the open object based standards is discussed.  Also
	the transition path from the existing model to the new model
	is outlined.  The ATM control interface is modeled using the
	standard interface definition language.

	New general purpose operating systems are going to be widely
	used in all kinds of computers.  They can be used in small
	embedded systems as well as in complex distributed computer
	systems like telephone switches.  In this work, microkernel
	technology is investigated and two different microkernels are
	evaluated.

	A general purpose microkernel is ported into a ATM backbone
	switch hardware in order to demonstrate that existing products
	and standards can be used in the complex telecommunication
	equipment in which software has traditionally been purely
	proprietary.}"
}