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ORCIDIEEE Journal of Selected Areas in Communications, Volume 7
Volume 7, Number 1, January 1989
- Philip Harley:
Short distance attenuation measurements at 900 MHz and 1.8 GHz using low antenna heights for microcells. 5-11 - Dimitrios Hatzinakos, Chrysostomos L. Nikias:
Estimation of multipath channel response in frequency selective channels. 12-19 - Robert J. C. Bultitude, Samy A. Mahmoud, William A. Sullivan:
A comparison of indoor radio propagation characteristics at 910 MHz and 1.75 GHz. 20-30 - Robert J. C. Bultitude, G. Keith Bedal:
Propagation characteristics on microcellular urban mobile radio channels at 910 MHz. 31-39 - Theodore S. Rappaport
, Clare D. McGillem:
UHF fading in factories. 40-48 - Richard C. Bernhardt:
User access in portable radio systems in a co-channel interference environment. 49-58 - Adel A. M. Saleh, Leonard J. Cimini Jr.:
Indoor radio communications using time-division multiple access with cyclical slow frequency hopping and coding. 59-70 - Sami A. El-Dolil, Wai-Choong Wong, Raymond Steele:
Teletraffic performance of highway microcells with overlay macrocell. 71-78 - Isam M. I. Habbab, Mohsen Kavehrad, Carl-Erik W. Sundberg:
ALOHA with capture over slow and fast fading radio channels with coding and diversity. 79-88 - Li-Fung Chang, Justin C.-I. Chuang:
Diversity selection using coding in a portable radio communications channel with frequency-selective fading. 89-98 - Ghassan Kawas Kaleh:
A differentially coherent receiver for minimum shift keying signal. 99-106 - Tadashi Matsumoto:
Soft decision decoding of block codes using received signal envelope in digital mobile radio. 107-113 - Thomas A. Sexton, Kaveh Pahlavan:
Channel modeling and adaptive equalization of indoor radio channels. 114-121 - Renato D'Avella, Luigi Moreno, Marcello Sant'Agostino:
An adaptive MLSE receiver for TDMA digital mobile radio. 122-129 - Shigeki Saito, Hiroshi Suzuki:
Fast carrier-tracking coherent detection with dual-mode carrier recovery circuit for digital land mobile radio transmission. 130-139 - Bassel Solaiman, Alain Glavieux, Alain Hillion:
Equal gain diversity improvement in fast frequency hopping spread spectrum multiple-access (FFH-SSMA) communications over Rayleigh fading channels. 140-147 - Jeffrey W. Gluck, Evaggelos Geraniotis:
Throughput and packet error probability of cellular frequency-hopped spread-spectrum radio networks. 148-160 - Ahmed H. Abdelmonem, Tarek N. Saadawi:
Performance analysis of spread spectrum packet radio network with channel load sensing. 161-166 - R. Giubilei:
Comments on 'Semianalytic BER evaluation by simulation for noisy nonlinear bandpass channels'. 167-169
Volume 7, Number 2, February 1989
- John O. Onunga, Robert W. Donaldson:
Personal computer communications on intrabuilding power line LAN's using CSMA with priority acknowledgements. 180-191 - Son T. Vuong, A. H. T. Ma:
A low-cost and portable local area network for interconnecting PC's using electric power lines. 192-201 - Jason S. J. Chen, Victor O. K. Li:
Reservation CSMA/CD: a multiple access protocol for LAN's. 202-210 - Eluzor Friedman, Chaim Ziegler:
Packet voice communications over PC-based local area networks. 211-218 - Michele Aicardi, Franco Davoli, Alberto Giordano:
Radio ISA Net: a single-hop centralized packet radio network for PC-to-mainframe interconnection. 219-225 - Robert J. Diersing, Jeffrey W. Ward:
Packet radio in the Amateur Satellite Service. 226-234 - Tri T. Ha:
Personal computer communications via VSAT networks. 235-245 - John A. Copeland:
Data compression technique for PC communications. 246-248 - Robert Cole, John Burns:
An architecture for a mobile OSI mail access system. 249-256 - Jens C. Arnbak, Jan H. Bons, J. W. Vieven:
Graphical correspondence in electronic-mail networks using personal computers. 257-267 - Susan E. Hauser, Marc I. Felsen, Michael J. Gill, George R. Thoma:
Networking AT-class computers for image distribution. 268-275 - Katsuhiko Hayashi, Chiaki Motegi:
Personal computer image communications using facsimile. 276-282 - Robert E. Blumberg, David H. Walters:
A PC-based multimedia document manager. 283-289 - Eiji Okamoto, Kazue Tanaka:
Identity-based information security management system for personal computer networks. 290-294 - Mark H. G. Willems:
Design of a PC interface card for office communications using the ISDN basic access. 295-302 - Robert E. Felderman, Eve M. Schooler, Leonard Kleinrock:
The Benevolent Bandit Laboratory: a testbed for distributed algorithms. 303-311 - W. Burger:
Networking of secure systems. 312-318
Volume 7, Number 3, April 1989
- Ophir Frieder, Gary E. Herman:
Protocol verification using database technology. 324-334 - Donald M. Topkis:
Performance analysis of information dissemination by flooding. 335-340 - Leszek Lilien, Thai M. Chung:
Pessimistic quasipartitioning protocols for distributed database systems. 341-353 - Jing-Fei Ren, Yutaka Takahashi, Toshiharu Hasegawa:
An analysis of the effect of multiversions on the performance of timestamp algorithms. 354-363 - Jean-François Pons, Jean-François Vilarem:
A dynamic and integrated concurrency control for distributed databases. 364-374 - Arif Ghafoor, P. Bruce Berra:
An efficient communication structure for distributed commit protocols. 375-389 - Arbee L. P. Chen, David Brill, Marjorie Templeton, Clement T. Yu:
Distributed query processing a multiple database system. 390-398 - Keh-Chang Guh, Clement T. Yu:
Evaluation of transitive closure in distributed database systems. 399-407 - Kyu-Young Whang, Stephen Brady:
High-performance expert system-DBMS interface for network management and control. 408-417 - Koso Murakami, Masafumi Katoh:
Control architecture for next-generation communication networks based on distributed databases. 418-423 - Pawel Gburzynski, Piotr Rudnicki:
A note on the performance of ENET II. 424-427 - Michael K. Molloy:
Comments on 'A note on the performance of ENET II' by P. Gburzynski and P. Rudnicki. 427-430
Volume 7, Number 4, May 1989
- Gustavus J. Simmons:
A protocol to provide verifiable proof of identity and unforgeable transaction receipts. 435-447 - Richard A. Kemmerer:
Analyzing encryption protocols using formal verification techniques. 448-457 - Thomas Beth, Dieter Gollmann:
Algorithm engineering for public key algorithms. 458-466 - Shigeo Tsujii, Toshiya Itoh:
An ID-based cryptosystem based on the discrete logarithm problem. 467-473 - Enrico Del Re, Romano Fantacci, Damiano F. Maffucci:
A new speech signal scrambling method for secure communications: theory, implementation, and security evaluation. 474-480 - Eiji Okamoto, Kazue Tanaka:
Key distribution system based on identification information. 481-485 - Deborah Estrin, Jeffrey C. Mogul, Gene Tsudik:
Visa protocols for controlling interorganizational datagram flow. 486-498 - Gene Tsudik:
Datagram authentication in internet gateways: implications of fragmentation and dynamic routing. 499-504 - Koji Nakao, Kenji Suzuki:
Proposal on a secure communications service element (SCSE) in the OSI application layer. 505-516 - Christopher Mitchell, Michael Walker, David Rush:
CCITT/ISO standards for secure message handling. 517-524 - Dieter Gollmann, William G. Chambers:
Clock-controlled shift registers: a review. 525-533 - Chi-Sung Laih, Jau-Yien Lee, Lein Harn, Yan-Kuin Su:
Linearly shift knapsack public-key cryptosystem. 534-539 - Akira Matsunaga, Keiichiro Koga, Michihisa Ohkawa:
An analog speech scrambling system using the FFT technique with high-level security. 540-547 - Chun-Meng Su, Laurence B. Milstein:
Channel equalization and performance analysis of a coherent frequency hopped spread spectrum system. 548-560 - Branimir R. Vojcic, Raymond L. Pickholtz:
Performance of direct sequence spread spectrum in a fading dispersive channel with jamming. 561-568 - Don J. Torrieri:
Fundamental limitations on repeater jamming of frequency-hopping communications. 569-575 - Sorin Davidovici, Emmanuel G. Kanterakis:
Radiometric detection of direct-sequence spread-spectrum signals using interference excision. 576-589 - Bhumip Khasnabish:
A bound of deception capability in multiuser computer networks. 590-594 - David E. Reed, Mark A. Wickert:
Spread spectrum signals with low probability of chip rate detection. 595-601 - William E. Snelling, Evaggelos Geraniotis:
Sequential detection of unknown frequency-hopped waveforms. 602-617 - Kwok H. Li, Laurence B. Milstein:
On the optimum processing gain of a block-coded direct-sequence spread-spectrum system. 618-626
Volume 7, Number 5, June 1989
- Thomas M. Chen, Jean C. Walrand, David G. Messerschmitt:
Dynamic priority protocols for packet voice. 632-643 - David W. Petr, Luiz A. DaSilva, Victor S. Frost:
Priority discarding of speech in integrated packet networks. 644-656 - Timothy A. Gonsalves, Fouad A. Tobagi:
Comparative performance of voice/data local area networks. 657-669 - Po-Choi Wong, Tak-Shing Peter Yun:
An integrated services token-controlled ring network. 670-679 - Terence D. Todd, Peter A. Lopinski:
A compatible fixed-frame ISDN gateway for broadband metropolitan area networks. 680-689 - Michael J. Miller:
Error control techniques for integrated services packet networks. 690-697 - Chaim Ziegler, Gerald Weiss, Eluzor Friedman:
Implementation mechanisms for packet switched voice conferencing. 698-706 - Junji Suzuki, Masahiro Taka:
Missing packet recovery techniques for low-bit-rate coded speech. 707-717 - Subrahmanyam Dravida, Kotikalapudi Sriram:
End-to-end performance models for variable bit rate voice over tandem links in packet networks. 718-728 - Chin Yuan, John A. Silvester:
Queueing analysis of delay constrained voice traffic in a packet switching system. 729-738 - Gunnar Karlsson, Martin Vetterli:
Packet video and its integration into the network architecture. 739-751 - Mitsuru Nomura, Tetsuro Fujii, Naohisa Ohta:
Basic characteristics of variable rate video coding in ATM environment. 752-760 - Willem Verbiest, Luc Pinnoo:
A variable bit rate video codec for asynchronous transfer mode networks. 761-770 - Mohammed Ghanbari:
Two-layer coding of video signals for VBR networks. 771-781 - Hiroshi Shimizu, Mitsuru Mera, Hideaki Tani:
Packet communication protocol for image services on a high-speed multimedia LAN. 782-788 - John C. Darragh, Richard L. Baker:
Fixed distortion subband coding of images for packet-switched networks. 789-800 - Fumio Kishino, Katsutoshi Manabe, Yasuhito Hayashi, Hiroshi Yasuda:
Variable bit-rate coding of video signals for ATM networks. 801-806 - Masahiro Wada:
Selective recovery of video packet loss using error concealment. 807-814 - Kuriacose Joseph, Dipankar Raychaudhuri, Joel W. Zdepski:
Shared access packet transmission systems for compressed digital video. 815-825 - Hin Soon Chin, John W. Goodge, Roy Griffiths, David J. Parish:
Statistics of video signals for viewphone-type pictures. 826-832 - R. Kishimoto, Y. Ogata, F. Inumara:
Generation interval distribution characteristics of packetized variable rate video coding data streams in an ATM network. 833-841 - Rungroj Kositpaiboon, Periklis Tsingotjidis, Luis Orozco-Barbosa, Nicolas D. Georganas:
Packetized radiographic image transfers over local area networks for diagnosis and conferencing. 842-856 - Christodoulos Chamzas, Donald L. Duttweiler:
Encoding facsimile images for packet-switched networks. 857-864 - Prodip Sen, Basil S. Maglaris, Nasser-Eddine Rikli, Dimitris Anastassiou:
Models for packet switching of variable-bit-rate video sources. 865-869
Volume 7, Number 6, August 1989
- G. David Forney Jr., Lee-Fang Wei:
Multidimensional constellations. I. Introduction, figures of merit, and generalized cross constellations. 877-892 - Rudi de Buda:
Some optimal codes have structure. 893-899 - Frank R. Kschischang, Peter G. de Buda, Subbarayan Pasupathy:
Block coset codes for M-ary phase shift keying. 900-913 - A. Robert Calderbank, James E. Mazo:
Baseband line codes via spectral factorization. 914-928 - Marc Rouanne, Daniel J. Costello Jr.:
An algorithm for computing the distance spectrum of trellis codes. 929-940 - G. David Forney Jr.:
Multidimensional constellations. II. Voronoi constellations. 941-958 - Yair Be'ery, Boaz Shahar, Jakov Snyders:
Fast decoding of the Leech lattice. 959-967 - Gordon R. Lang, Fred M. Longstaff:
A Leech lattice modem. 968-973 - Norman P. Secord, Rudi de Buda:
A two-stage sequential demodulator for the Gosset lattice. 974-981 - Farhad Hemmati:
Closest coset decoding of |u|u+v| codes. 982-988 - M. Vedat Eyuboglu, Shahid U. H. Qureshi:
Reduced-state sequence estimation for coded modulation of intersymbol interference channels. 989-995 - David W. Lin:
Wide-band digital subscriber access with multidimensional block modulation and decision-feedback equalization. 996-1005 - Nambirajan Seshadri, John B. Anderson:
Decoding of severely filtered modulation codes using the (M, L) algorithm. 1006-1016
Volume 7, Number 7, September 1989
- Alexander G. Fraser, William T. Marshall:
Data transport in a byte stream network. 1020-1033 - Wendy M. Harman, Cheryl F. Newman:
ISDN protocols for connection control. 1034-1042 - Floyd E. Ross:
An overview of FDDI: the fiber distributed data interface. 1043-1051 - Peter F. Linington:
File transfer protocols. 1052-1059 - James E. White:
ASN.1 and ROS: the impact of X.400 on OSI. 1060-1072 - Jack P. Sanders, Mel R. Jones, John E. Fetvedt, Marsha E. Ferree:
A communications interface for systems application architecture. 1073-1081 - A. S. Krishnakumar, Krishan K. Sabnani:
VLSI implementations of communication protocols-a survey. 1082-1090 - Hamid Ahmadi, Wolfgang E. Denzel:
A survey of modern high-performance switching techniques. 1091-1103 - Lillian N. Cassel, Craig Partridge, Jil Westcott:
Network management architectures and protocols: problems and approaches. 1104-1114 - Liba Svobodova:
Implementing OSI systems. 1115-1130 - Fred M. Burg, Nicola Di Iorio:
Networking of networks: interworking according to OSI. 1131-1142 - Richard J. Linn Jr.:
Conformance evaluation methodology and protocol testing. 1143-1158
Volume 7, Number 8, October 1989
- Andrew Niedzwiecki, Robert T. Matsunaga, Paul V. Coverdale:
All-digital network transmission planning and terminal requirements. 1166-1171 - David Everitt, David Manfield:
Performance analysis of cellular mobile communication systems with dynamic channel assignment. 1172-1180 - Bezalel Gavish, Pierre Trudeau, Moshe Dror, Michel Gendreau, Lorne Mason:
Fiberoptic circuit network design under reliability constraints. 1181-1187 - Richard H. Cardwell, Clyde L. Monma, Tsong-Ho Wu:
Computer-aided design procedures for survivable fiber optic networks. 1188-1197 - Gil C. Cruz, Robert S. Hisiger, Richard S. Wolff:
Strategic telecommunications networks planning in the context of emerging technologies, architectures, and services. 1198-1206 - Shyam L. Moondra:
Impact of emerging switching-transmission cost tradeoffs on future telecommunications network architectures. 1207-1218 - Gerald R. Ash, Prosper Chemouil, Arik N. Kashper, Steven S. Katz, Katsuyuki Yamazaki, Yu Watanabe:
Robust design and planning of a worldwide intelligent network. 1219-1230 - Kim-Joan Chen, Kelvin K. Y. Ho, Vikram Raj Saksena:
Analysis and design of a highly reliable transport architecture for ISDN frame-relay networks. 1231-1242 - Vikram Raj Saksena:
Topological analysis of packet networks. 1243-1252 - Mario Gerla, José Augusto Suruagy Monteiro, Rodolfo A. Pazos:
Topology design and bandwidth allocation in ATM nets. 1253-1262 - Janusz Filipiak:
Structured systems analysis methodology for design of an ATM network architecture. 1263-1273
Volume 7, Number 9, December 1989
- Lee-Fang Wei:
Rotationally invariant trellis-coded modulations with multidimensional M-PSK. 1281-1295 - Manfred Bertelsmeier, Günther Komp:
Trellis-coded 8PSK with embedded QPSK. 1296-1306 - Flavio Lorenzelli, Luca Testa, Monica Visintin, Ezio Biglieri, Mario Pent:
Clock-aided carrier recovery in trellis-coded PSK. 1307-1317 - Donald L. Schilling, Radomir Bozovic:
On the performance of spectrally efficient trellis coded FM modulation employing noncoherent FM demodulation. 1318-1327 - Robert L. Cupo, Richard D. Gitlin:
Adaptive carrier recovery systems for digital data communications receivers. 1328-1339 - Franz Edbauer:
Performance of interleaved trellis-coded differential 8-PSK modulation over fading channels. 1340-1346 - Michael L. Moher, John H. Lodge:
TCMP-a modulation and coding strategy for Rician fading channels. 1347-1355 - Christian Schlegel, Daniel J. Costello Jr.:
Bandwidth efficient coding for fading channels: code construction and performance analysis. 1356-1368 - Gregory J. Pottie, Desmond P. Taylor:
A comparison of reduced complexity decoding algorithms for trellis codes. 1369-1380 - Sergio Benedetto, Marco Ajmone Marsan, Guido Masera, Gabriella Olmo, Z. Zhang:
Encoded 16-PSK: a study for the receiver design. 1381-1391 - Steven A. Tretter:
An eight-dimensional 64-state trellis code for transmitting 4 bits per 2-D symbol. 1392-1395 - Guillermo E. Atkin, Hector P. Corrales:
An efficient modulation/coding scheme for MFSK systems on bandwidth constrained channels. 1396-1401 - S. Torgny Andersson, N. Arne B. Svensson:
Noncoherent detection of convolutionally encoded continuous phase modulation. 1402-1414 - William Harrold, Nick G. Kingsbury:
A partially coherent detector for continuous phase modulation. 1415-1426 - Ghassan Kawas Kaleh:
Simple coherent receivers for partial response continuous phase modulation. 1427-1436 - Johannes Huber, Weilin Liu:
An alternative approach to reduced-complexity CPM-receivers. 1437-1449 - Hong-Kuang Hwang, Lin-Shan Lee, Sin-Horng Chen:
Multi-H phase-coded modulations with asymmetric modulation indexes. 1450-1461 - Steve S. Kuh, Tyrone A. Strozier, Carl R. Ryan:
Continuous phase quadrature phase shift keyed signaling technique with coding. 1462-1469
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