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ORCIDBell Labs Technical Journal, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, Spring 2008
- Marcus K. Weldon, Thierry van Landegem, Edward S. Szurkowski:
Next-generation access networks: A preview. 1-10 - Peter Vetter, François Fredricx, Govinda Rajan, Karsten Oberle:
Recommendations for a multi-service access architecture from the European MUSE project. 11-28 - Kamakshi Sridhar, Gérard Damm, Hakki C. Cankaya:
End-to-end diagnostics in IPTV architectures. 29-34 - Natalie Degrande, Danny De Vleeschauwer, Koenraad Laevens:
Protecting IPTV against packet loss: Techniques and trade-offs. 35-51 - Tom N. M. Van Caenegem, Kris O. Struyve, Koenraad Laevens, Danny De Vleeschauwer, Randy Sharpe:
Maintaining video quality and optimizing video delivery over the bandwidth constrained DSL last mile through intelligent packet drop. 53-68 - Ramesh Nagarajan, Sven Ooghe:
Next-generation access network architectures for video, voice, interactive gaming, and other emerging applications: challenges and directions. 69-86 - Sven Ooghe, Adrianus Van Ewijk, Ramesh Nagarajan:
Resource admission control in access networks. 87-104 - Jochen Maes, Michaël Peeters
, Mamoun Guenach, Charles Storry:
Maximizing digital subscriber line performance. 105-115 - Charles Storry, Miroslav Zivkovic, Jan Verlinden, Adriaan J. de Lind van Wijngaarden:
Aspects of dynamic spectrum management level 3. 117-127 - Miroslav Zivkovic, Gerhard Kramer, Carl J. Nuzman, Carl Posthuma, James Wheeler, Phil Whiting, Adriaan J. de Lind van Wijngaarden:
Performance of digital subscriber line spectrum optimization algorithms. 129-146 - Phil Whiting, Alexei E. Ashikhmin, Sem C. Borst, Jean Jennen, Gerhard Kramer, Adriaan J. de Lind van Wijngaarden, Miroslav Zivkovic:
Performance results for digital subscriber line precoders. 147-161 - Ronald W. Heron, Thomas Pfeiffer, Doutje T. van Veen, Joe Smith, Sanjay S. Patel:
Technology innovations and architecture solutions for the next-generation optical access network. 163-181 - Jörg Hehmann, Thomas Pfeiffer:
New monitoring concepts for optical access networks. 183-198 - Susan A. White, Mark M. Clougherty:
PSTN migration using IMS. 199-219 - Holger Claussen, Lester T. W. Ho, Louis G. Samuel:
An overview of the femtocell concept. 221-245 - Yves T'Joens, Tom Bostoen, Sven Van den Bosch, Piet Vandaele:
Managing home and access domains in modern broadband networks. 247-262
Volume 13, Number 2, Summer 2008
- Bruno Aïdan, Richard B. Hull:
Applications for the converged communications world: Challenges and emerging technologies. 1-4 - Lieven Trappeniers, Marc Godon, Laurence Claeys, Olivier Martinot, Emmanuel Marilly:
Cross-media experiences: Ambient community interactions in the city. 5-11 - Cheryl L. Coyle, Heather Vaughn:
Social networking: Communication revolution or evolution? 13-17 - Paul Labrogere:
Com 2.0: A path towards web communicating applications. 19-24 - Peter J. Danielsen:
Absence services. 25-30 - Nilton Bila, Jin Cao, Robert Dinoff, Tin Kam Ho, Bharat Kumar, Daniel F. Lieuwen, Paulo Santos:
Intuitive network applications: Learning user context and behavior. 31-47 - Ryan Skraba, David Roxburgh, Simon Ringland:
Enabling structured interactions between third party mobile applications and the user terminal. 49-55 - Ryan Skraba, Olivier Le Berre, Patrick Legrand, Johann Daigremont:
Promoting innovative mobile applications via a third party IMS-enabled ecosystem. 57-73 - Philippe Larvet:
Semantic application design. 75-91 - Armen Aghasaryan, Stéphane Betgé-Brezetz, Christophe Senot, Yann Toms:
A profiling engine for converged service delivery platforms. 93-103 - Paolo Fogliata, Marco Torquato Mussini:
Intelligence-ready network infrastructure: An ecosystem to control third-party intelligence distribution close to nomadic users. 105-116 - Alberto Conte, Sylvaine Kerboeuf, Laurent Thomas:
Network-hosted avatar: User-terminal virtualization in the network. 117-126 - Alberto Conte, Brice Leclerc, Federico de Juan Huarte:
Native support of idle mode in wireless IP networks. 127-133 - Sietse van der Gaast, Dennis J. A. Bijwaard:
Efficiency of personalized content distribution. 135-145 - Julien Royer, Hang Nguyen, Olivier Martinot, Françoise J. Prêteux:
Multimedia interactive services automation based on content indexing. 147-154 - Robert M. Arlein, Stéphane Betgé-Brezetz, J. Robert Ensor:
Adaptive notification framework for converged environments. 155-159 - Xiang-Yang Li, Yigang Cai:
Converged network common charging controller function. 161-183 - Linas Maknavicius, Arnaud Gonguet, Gunn-Kristin Klungsøyr, Terje Ormhaug:
Converged service continuity: A challenge for the merchant and the architect. 185-192 - Yuliy M. Baryshnikov, James Borger, Wonsuck Lee, Abdol Saleh:
Modeling market dynamics in competitive communication consumer markets. 193-208 - Deirdre H. Doherty, Raymond A. Sackett, Paul P. Wu:
Next-generation networks application traffic modeling. 209-222 - Qingwen Wang, Xingang Cao, Tao Zhong, Qianfu Jin, Bin Wang:
China telecom operators: Applications platform overview. 223-235
Volume 13, Number 3, Fall 2008
- Markus Hofmann, Marco Tomsu:
Overview. 1-4 - Andre Beck, Sem C. Borst, J. Robert Ensor, Jairo O. Esteban, Volker Hilt, Ivica Rimac, Anwar Walid:
New challenges in content dissemination networks. 5-11 - Bill Krogfoss, Lev B. Sofman, Anshul Agrawal:
Caching architectures and optimization strategies for IPTV networks. 13-28 - Marc Verhoeyen, Danny De Vleeschauwer, Dave C. Robinson:
Content storage architectures for boosted IPTV service. 29-43 - Yugu Zeng, Thomas Strauss:
Enhanced video streaming network with hybrid P2P technology. 45-58 - Ivica Rimac, Sem C. Borst, Anwar Walid:
Peer-assisted content distribution networks: performance gains and server capacity savings. 59-69 - Thomas Strauss, Yuzhong Shen, Duan Chen, Juan Wu, Hong Tang:
Media telecom network: A Telco approach to peer-to-peer delivery of streaming content. 71-77 - Se Gi Hong, Volker Hilt, Henning Schulzrinne:
Evaluation of control message overhead of a DHT-based P2P system. 79-86 - Khurram Masood, Ashraf Matrawy, Bashar Bou-Diab, Ross Kouhi:
Scalable XML routed network topology generation. 87-93 - Gerhard Gehrke, Ralf Hocke, Georg Wenzel:
QoE estimation of compound services in significance-aware packet networks. 95-109 - Marcus Kessler, Andreas Reifert, Dominik Lamp, Thomas Voith:
A service-oriented infrastructure for providing virtualized networks. 111-127 - Ramachendra P. Batni, John F. Heck:
An analytics engine architecture for service provider deployments. 129-141 - Peng Zhang, Juntao Ma, Xiaorong Sun:
Intelligent delivery of interactive advertisement content. 143-158 - Thierry Bessis:
Open IMS. 159-166
Volume 13, Number 4, Winter 2009
- Jean-Paul Rissen, Robert Soni:
The evolution to 4G systems. 1-5
- Anil M. Rao, Andreas Weber, Sridhar Gollamudi, Robert Soni:
LTE and HSPA+: Revolutionary and evolutionary solutions for global mobile broadband. 7-34 - Krishna Balachandran, Qi Bi, Ashok N. Rudrapatna, James P. Seymour, Robert Soni, Andreas Weber:
Performance assessment of next-generation wireless mobile systems. 35-58 - Joerg Schaepperle, Andreas Rüegg:
Enhancement of throughput and fairness in 4G wireless access systems by non-orthogonal signaling. 59-77 - Federico Boccardi, Howard C. Huang, Matteo Trivellato:
A near-optimum precoding technique for downlink multi-user MIMO transmissions. 79-95 - Krishna Balachandran, Doru Calin, Nandu Gopalakrishnan, Joseph H. Kang, Achilles G. Kogiantis, Shupeng Li, Lawrence H. Ozarow, Sudhir Ramakrishna, Ashok N. Rudrapatna, Russell Sun:
Design and performance analysis of collaborative spatial multiplexing for IEEE 802.16e-based systems. 97-117 - Feng Yang, Yang Song, Jigang Qiu, Binyang Xu:
Distributed spatial division multiple access technique for spectrum sharing systems. 119-128 - Milind M. Buddhikot, Irwin O. Kennedy, Frank J. Mullany, Harish Viswanathan:
Ultra-broadband femtocells via opportunistic reuse of multi-operator and multi-service spectrum. 129-143 - John D. Hobby, Holger Claussen:
Deployment options for femtocells and their impact on existing macrocellular networks. 145-160 - Federico Boccardi, Kai Yu, Angeliki Alexiou:
Relay-aided multiple antenna transmissions for wireless backhaul applications. 161-173 - Gang Shen, Jimin Liu, Dongyao Wang, Jikang Wang, Shan Jin:
Multi-hop relay for next-generation wireless access networks. 175-193 - Sridhar Gollamudi, Robert Soni, Monica Casado-Fernandez:
Broadcast and multicast transmission over HSDPA. 195-205 - Alberto E. Rubio:
Practical guide to designing a DVB-SH network for RF engineers. 207-225 - Peter Bosch, Alec Brusilovsky, Rae McLellan, Sape J. Mullender, Paul A. Polakos:
Secure base stations. 227-243 - Chakravarthy Kowtarapu, Chetan Anand, K. G. Guruprasad, Shishir Sharma:
Network separation and IPsec CA certificates-based security management for 4G networks. 245-255 - Rolf Sigle, Oliver Blume, Lutz Ewe, Wieslawa M. Wajda:
Multi-radio infrastructure for 4G. 257-276
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