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IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE

ISSN: 0163-6804 Frecuencia: 12 Formato: Impresa

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25 art�culos asociados

Volumen 38 N�mero 10 Parte 0 A�o 2000

GUEST EDITORIAL: TECHNOLOGIES ON BROADBAND WIRELESS MOBILE: 3GWIRELESS AND BEYOND	Solicitud

P�g. 57

Society News //	Solicitud

P�g. 17

Advertisers' Index	Solicitud

P�g. 184

TINA FOR SERVICES AND ADVANCED SIGNALING AND CONTROL IN NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS - The author describes solutions that use the TINA and its advanced service architecture and call model for the definition of services and advanced signaling and control in n	Solicitud
Mampaey, Marcel
P�g. 104 - 111

DEVELOPING NEXT-GENERATION DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS WITH QoS-ENABLED DPE MIDDLEWARE - The authors describe how recent advances in distributed object computing middleware are enabling the creation of common quality-of-service capabilities that support next	Solicitud
Schmidt, Douglas C; Kachroo, Vishal; Krishnamurthy, Yamuna; Kuhns, Fred
P�g. 112 - 123

MEGACO/H.248: A NEW STANDARD FOR MEDIA GATEWAY CONTROL - A new protocol extends media gateway control to include a transport-independent connection model, support for more advanced services such as multimedia conferencing, and support for Operation in cou	Solicitud
Taylor, Tom
P�g. 124 - 133

THE SESSION INITIATION PROTOCOL (SIP): INTERNET-CENTRIC SIGNALING - SIP provides advanced signaling and control functionality for a wide variety of multimedia services. SIP can efficiently and scalably locate resources based on a location-independent name	Solicitud
Schulzrinne, Henning; Rosenberg, Jonathan
P�g. 134 - 141

VOICE OVER IP SIGNALING: H.323 AND BEYOND - The authors provide an overview of H.323 and its capabilities, and discuss how its limitations are being addressed using the concept of gateway decomposition.	Solicitud
Liu, Hong; Mouchtaris, Petros
P�g. 142 - 153

TOPICS IN LIGHTWAVE - OPTICAL LAYER SIGNALING: HOW MUCH IS REALLY NEEDED? - The author challenges the emerging industry trend of adopting Internet-style distributed network-control with its full complexity for the optical transport network.	Solicitud
Gerstel, Ori
P�g. 154 - 160

TOPICS IN LIGHTWAVE - IP-CENTRIC CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT OF OPTICAL TRANSPORT NETWORKS - The authors examine the issues and challenges involved in developing a standardized optical network control plane.	Solicitud
Bernstein, Greg M; Yates, Jennifer; Saha, Debanjan
P�g. 161 - 167

TOPICS IN LIGHTWAVE - OPTICAL DOMAIN SERVICE INTERCONNECT: DEFINING MECHANISMS FOR ENABLING ON-DEMAND HIGH-SPEED CAPACITY FROM THE OPTICAL DOMAIN - Signaling and control mechanisms at the electro-optical boundary, such as IP routers, will one day intercon	Solicitud
Copley, Amy
P�g. 168 - 183

Conference Calendar	Solicitud

P�g. 18 - 27

Solution to CommuniCrostic #211	Solicitud

P�g. 28 - 29

Industry NewsCache	Solicitud

P�g. 30 - 41

Product Spotlights	Solicitud

P�g. 42 - 48

Global Communications Newsletter	Solicitud

P�g. 49 - 53

CommuniCrostic #212	Solicitud

P�g. 54 - 56

COMPARISON OF MULTI-CODE LINK-LAYER TRANSMISSION STRATEGIES IN 3GWIRELESS CDMA - The authors investigate the possibility of using multiple codes within a code-division multiple access system to reduce the losses in a delay bounded transmission for 3G mult	Solicitud
Fitzek, Frank H P; Morich, Rolf; Wolisz, Adam
P�g. 58 - 65

VIDEO TRANSCODING PROXY FOR 3GWIRELESS MOBILE INTERNET ACCESS - The authors identify issues involved in viewing a video stream in a mobile computing environment; to handle these issues, we propose a video transcoding system and its control method. These m	Solicitud
Warabino, Takayuki; Ota, Shinji; Morikawa, Daisuke; Ohashi, Masayoshi; Nakam
P�g. 66 - 71

EFFICIENT CALL ADMISSION CONTROL FOR HETEROGENEOUS SERVICES IN WIRELESS MOBILE ATM NETWORKS - The authors propose an efficient call admission control scheme for handling heterogeneous services in wireless ATM networks. QoS provisioning of jitter bounds fo	Solicitud
Zhao, Dongmei; Shen, Xuemin; Mark, Jon W
P�g. 72 - 79

DYNAMIC RESOURCE SCHEDULING SCHEMES FOR W-CDMA SYSTEMS - W-CDMA is the strongest candidate for the air interface technology of third-generation wireless communication systems. Dynamic resource scheduling (DRS) is proposed as a framework that will provide	Solicitud
Gürbüz, Özgür; Owen, Henry
P�g. 80 - 85

A MULTICARRIER ALLOCATION (MCA) SCHEME FOR VARIABLE-RATE 3GWIRELESS SYSTEMS - High spectral efficiency and flexible data rate access are the main focus of future wireless networks. Multiple channel allocation schemes have the potential of achieving this g	Solicitud
Lei, Zhu; Slimane, Slimane Ben
P�g. 86 - 91

Message from the President	Solicitud

P�g. 9 - 16

GUEST EDITORIAL: ADVANCED SIGNALING AND CONTROL IN NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS	Solicitud

P�g. 92 - 93

CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT IN NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES - The authors discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with a fundamental transformation of current networks toward a multiservice ubiquitous infrastructure with a	Solicitud
Modarressi, Abdi R; Mohan, Seshadri
P�g. 94 - 103