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ORCIDIEEE Communications Magazine, Volume 22
Volume 22, Number 1, January 1984
- Demosthenes J. Kostas:
Transition to ISDN - An overview. 11-17 - Gurcharan S. Bhusri:
Considerations for ISDN planning and implementation. 18-32 - Robert M. Wienski:
Evolution to ISDN within the Bell Operating Companies. 33-41 - Dale E. Fisher:
Integrated digital communications networking. 42-48 - A. R. K. Sastry:
Performance objectives for ISDN's. 49-55
Volume 22, Number 2, February 1984
- Curtis A. Siller Jr.:
Multipath Propagation. 6-15 - Mario Gerla, Rodolfo A. Pazos Rangel:
Bandwidth allocation and routing in ISDN's. 16-26 - William Stallings:
Local network performance. 27-36 - John Durkin:
Electromagnetic detection of trapped miners. 37-46 - Paul E. Green Jr.:
Telecommunications in 1984 - What Orwell overlooked. 47-50
Volume 22, Number 3, March 1984
- Donald K. Dement:
United States direct broadcast satellite system development. 6-10 - Leo M. Keane:
Direct broadcast satellite service by satellite television corporation. 11-18 - Wilbur L. Pritchard, Harley W. Radin:
Direct broadcast satellite service by direct broadcast satellite corporation. 19-25 - Richard G. Gould:
Transmission standards for direct broadcast satellites. 26-34 - Robert D. Briskman:
Domestic satellite services for rural areas. 35-38 - Erratum. 54
Volume 22, Number 4, April 1984
- Irving G. Ebert:
The evolution of integrated access towards the ISDN. 6-11 - Gary J. Handler:
Local packet transport planning: Videotex and beyond. 12-17 - Gérard Robin:
Customer installations for the ISDN. 18-23 - Harold M. Heggestad:
An overview of packet-switching communications. 24-31 - George F. Abbott:
Digital space division - A technique for switching high-speed data signals. 32-38 - Amos E. Joel Jr.:
The engineer and the international communications community. 39-41
Volume 22, Number 5, May 1984
- Edward C. Posner, Robertson Stevens:
Deep space communication - Past, present, and future. 8-21 - Wilbur L. Pritchard:
The history and future of commercial satellite communications. 22-37 - Morton I. Schwartz:
Optical fiber transmission - From conception to prominence in 20 years. 38-48 - Paul E. Green Jr.:
Computer communications: Milestones and prophecies. 49-63 - Amos E. Joel Jr.:
The past 100 years in telecommunications switching. 64-70 - W. H. Bellchambers, J. Francis, E. Hummel, R. L. Nickelson:
The international telecommunication union and development of worldwide telecommunications. 72-82 - Frans Louis Henri Marie Stumpers:
The history, development, and future of telecommunications in Europe. 84-95 - Koji Kobayashi:
The past, present, and future of telecommunications in Japan. 96-103 - M. Kuhn:
Telecommunications in Canada - A century of symbiotic development. 104-114 - John R. Pierce:
Telephony - A personal view. 116-120 - Jack Keil Wolf:
Statistical communication theory - A worker's view. 121-122 - Robert Price:
A conversation with Claude Shannon. 123-126
Volume 22, Number 6, June 1984
- Stephen S. Rappaport, Donald M. Grieco:
Spread-spectrum signal acquisition: Methods and technology. 6-21 - Allan S. Risley:
The time and frequency requirements of large communications networks. 22-27 - Lawrence B. Sklar:
Efficiency factors in data communications. 33-36 - Anthony D. Whalen:
Statistical theory of signal detection and parameter estimation. 37-44 - S. Weinstein:
Erratum. 45
Volume 22, Number 7, July 1984
- Marvin W. Rahm:
Broadband network: A user perspective. 7-10 - Christopher S. Nokes:
Data communications and the large user: The need for bridging systems. 11-17 - Michael S. Frankel:
Telecommunications and processing for military command and control: Meeting user needs in the twenty-first century. 18-25 - Stephen B. Weinstein:
Emerging telecommunications needs of the card industry. 26-31
Volume 22, Number 8, August 1984
- C. David Tsao:
A local area network architecture overview. 7-11 - Anthony S. Acampora, Michael G. Hluchyj:
A new local area network architecture using a centralized bus. 12-21 - Marion R. Finley Jr.:
Optical fibers in local area networks. 22-35 - Claude Petitpierre:
Meshed local computer networks. 36-40 - John O. Limb:
Performance of local area networks at high speed. 41-45 - Bart W. Stuck:
An introduction to traffic handling characteristics of bus local area network distributed access methods. 46-56 - S. Weinstein:
Erratum. 66
Volume 22, Number 9, September 1984
- Ashis Gupta:
Satellite communications: Forward to the brave new world. 8-14 - Charles Richard Abbruscato:
Data encryption equipment. 15-21 - Robert M. Gagliardi:
M-link multiplexing over the quadrature communications channel. 22-30 - Masaaki Shimada, Takashi Iida, Ken Iwasaki, Sachio Shimoseko:
Millimeter wave personal radio using an advanced communication satellite. 31-39
Volume 22, Number 10, October 1984
- Ambros P. Speiser:
The impact of science. 4-7 - Gerald A. Raack, Edward G. Sable, Robert J. Stewart:
Customer control of network services. 8-14 - Joseph F. Haughney:
Application of burst-switching technology to the defense communications system. 15-21 - Daniel C. Riker:
Digital transmission in the MCI network. 22-25 - Nobuhiko Kitawaki, Masaaki Honda, Kenzo Itoh:
Speech-quality assessment methods for speech-coding systems. 26-33
Volume 22, Number 11, November 1984
- Mario Gerla:
Controlling routes, traffic rates, and buffer allocation in packet networks. 11-23 - Fouad A. Tobagi, Richard Binder, Barry M. Leiner:
Packet radio and satellite networks. 24-40 - Jonathan J. Hahn, David M. Stolle:
Packet radio network routing algorithms: A survey. 41-47 - Dale N. Murray, Philip H. Enslow Jr.:
An experimental study of the performance of a local area network. 48-53 - Nader Mehravari:
TDMA in a random-access environment: An overview. 54-59
Volume 22, Number 12, December 1984
- Shu Lin, Daniel J. Costello Jr., Michael J. Miller:
Automatic-repeat-request error-control schemes. 5-17 - Virgil I. Johannes:
Improving on bit error rate. 18-20 - William Stallings:
Digital signaling techniques. 21-25 - James L. Massey:
Information theory: The copernican system of communications. 26-28 - S. Weinstein:
Erratum. 31
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