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IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE

ISSN: 0163-6804 Frecuencia: 12 Formato: Impresa

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31 art�culos asociados

Volumen 38 N�mero 6 Parte 0 A�o 2000

CommuniCrostic #206 //	Solicitud

P�g. 200

THE FUTURE OF THE INTELLIGENT NETWORK - The authors examine the role the intelligent network (IN) can play as carriers move to next-generation networks. They discuss possible transition scenarios and examine how IN could interwork with the Internet and pa	Solicitud
Finkelstein, Mark; Garrahan, Jim; Shrader, David; Weber, Geri
P�g. 100 - 107

IN SERVICES FOR CONVERGED (INTERNET) TELEPHONY - Given the convergence of the PSTN and IP-based networks, it would be advantageous to transparently support access to the existing installed base of intelligent network services from packet endpoints, while	Solicitud
Chiang, Tsun-Chieh; Douglas, Janet; Gurbani, Vijay K; Montgomery, Warren A;
P�g. 108 - 115

MOBILE AGENT AND CORBA TECHNOLOGIES IN THE BROADBAND INTELLIGENT NETWORK - The authors present an IN architecture that is based on distributed object and mobile agent technologies. It deviates from traditional IN in two prominent ways. First, it substitut	Solicitud
Chatzipapadopoulos, Fotis G; Perdikeas, Menelaos K; Venieris, Iakovos S
P�g. 116 - 125

Your Internet Connection //	Solicitud

P�g. 12 - 13

GUEST EDITORIAL: WIRELESS BROADBAND ACCESS FOR THE HOME AND MOBILE USER	Solicitud

P�g. 126 - 127

A SURVEY OF FUTURE BROADBAND MULTIMEDIA SATELLITE SYSTEMS, ISSUES AND TRENDS - The need to support bandwidth-intensive multimedia services places new and challenging demands on satellite systems and networks. Flexibility, efficiency, mobility, and the abi	Solicitud
Farserotu, John; Prasad, Ramjee
P�g. 128 - 133

SATELLITE ONBOARD PROCESSING FOR MULTIMEDIA APPLICATIONS - Can a satellite system compete with the capacity provided by terrestrial cable networks? If the answer is positive, and it will be shown in this article that it is, a second question arises: What	Solicitud
Wittig, Manfred
P�g. 134 - 141

Conference Report/NOMS 2000 //	Solicitud

P�g. 14 - 16

THE HALO NETWORKTM - The High Altitude Long Operation NetworkTM is a broadband wireless metropolitan area network, with a star topology, whose solitary hub is located in the atmosphere above the service area at an altitude higher than commercial airline t	Solicitud
Colella, Nicholas J; Martin, James N; Akyildiz, Ian F
P�g. 142 - 149

LMDS SYSTEMS AND THEIR APPLICATION - The author discusses LMDS performance relative to other broadband access technologies. A major remaining development task is the establishment and verification of methods for coverage of normally shielded areas. The av	Solicitud
Nordbotren, Agne
P�g. 150 - 155

SATELLITE INTERNET SERVICES USING DVB/MPEG-2 AND MULTICAST WEB CACHING - Communication satellites can be used to broadcast large volumes of data directly to extensive user groups. With the latest generation of high-powered direct broadcast satellites and	Solicitud
Linder, Hilmar; Clausen, Horst D; Collini-Nocker, Bernhard
P�g. 156 - 161

GUEST EDITORIAL: LIGHTWAVE NETWORKS MEET BANDWIDTH DEMANDS HEAD ON	Solicitud

P�g. 162 - 163

EVOLUTION OF OPTICAL TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGIES: FROM SONET/SDH TO WDM - A new wave of equipment upgrade is unlikely to happen as current SONET equipment is just beginning to pay off for its large investment. Thus, in years to come, SONET technology, the curr	Solicitud
Cavendish, Dirceu
P�g. 164 - 173

Society News //	Solicitud

P�g. 17 - 19

ON JOINT PROTECTION/RESTORATION IN IP-CENTRIC DWDM-BASED OPTICAL TRANSPORT NETWORKS - Recent advances in WDM technology are now beginning to shift the focus more toward optical networking and network-level issues. Providing survivability at the optical la	Solicitud
Ye, Yinghua; Dixit, Sudhir; Ali, Mohamed
P�g. 174 - 183

DYNAMIC RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR QUALITY OF SERVICE ON A PON WITH HOME NETWORKS - Earlier efforts on optical access concentrated on the design of PONs for the collection and distribution portion of the access network. A possible evolution scenario for thes	Solicitud
Jang, Jongwook; Park, E K
P�g. 184 - 191

Product Spotlights //	Solicitud

P�g. 192 - 194

Advertisers' Index //	Solicitud

P�g. 195 - 199

On Track //	Solicitud

P�g. 20 - 23

Conference Calendar //	Solicitud

P�g. 24 - 41

Book Reviews //	Solicitud

P�g. 42 - 51

Solution to CommuniCrostic #206 //	Solicitud

P�g. 52 - 53

New Products //	Solicitud

P�g. 54 - 60

Global Communications Newsletter //	Solicitud

P�g. 61 - 65

Industry NewsCache //	Solicitud

P�g. 66 - 69

Standards Report //	Solicitud

P�g. 70 - 81

Message from the President //	Solicitud

P�g. 8 - 11

GUEST EDITORIAL: INTELLIGENT NETWORKS IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM	Solicitud

P�g. 82 - 85

EVOLUTIONARY TRENDS IN INTELLIGENT NETWORKS - A number of groups are currently developing technologies aimed at evolving and enhancing the capabilities of intelligent networks. In this article the authors discuss three of these initiatives: PINT, Parlay,	Solicitud
Brennan, Rob; Jennings, Brendan; McArdle, Conor; Curran, Thomas
P�g. 86 - 93

USING TINA CONCEPTS FOR IN EVOLUTION - The authors propose solutions that use TINA concepts for the future evolution of IN. They focus on the specific need to provide a software architecture for the IN service control function which controls the transport	Solicitud
Mampaey, Marcel; Couturier, Alban
P�g. 94 - 99