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ORCIDInternational Journal of Satellite Communications and Networking, Volume 29
Volume 29, Number 1, January / February 2011
- Laurent Castanet:
Special issue on 'Channel modelling and propagation impairment simulation activities within the SatNEx project'. 1-6 - Frédéric Lacoste, Gaël Scot, Benjamin Ros, Patrice Pajusco, Jean-Marc Conrat, Fernando Pérez-Fontán:
Hybrid single frequency network propagation channel sounding and antenna diversity measurements. 7-21 - Fernando Pérez-Fontán
, Veikko Hovinen, Michael Schönhuber, Roberto Prieto-Cerdeira, Franz Teschl, Jukka Kyröläinen, Pavel Valtr:
A wideband, directional model for the satellite-to-indoor propagation channel at S-band. 23-45 - Guillaume Carrie, Frédéric Lacoste, Laurent Castanet:
A new 'event-on-demand' synthesizer of rain attenuation time series at Ku-, Ka- and Q/V-bands. 47-60 - Vicente Pastoriza Santos, Adolfo Núñez, Fernando Machado, Perfecto Mariño, Fernando Pérez-Fontán, Uwe-Carsten Fiebig:
Combining meteorological radar and network of rain gauges data for space-time model development. 61-78 - Lorenzo Luini, Nicolas Jeannin, Carlo Capsoni, Aldo Paraboni, Carlo Riva, Laurent Castanet, Joël Lemorton:
Weather radar data for site diversity predictions and evaluation of the impact of rain field advection. 79-96
- Muhammad Saleem Awan, Roberto Nebuloni, Carlo Capsoni, László Csurgai-Horváth, Sajid Sheikh Muhammad, Farukh Nadeem, Muhammad Saeed Khan, Erich Leitgeb:
Prediction of drop size distribution parameters for optical wireless communications through moderate continental fog. 97-116
Volume 29, Number 2, March / April 2011
- Miguel A. Cervera, Alberto Ginesi, Knut Eckstein:
Satellite-based vessel Automatic Identification System: A feasibility and performance analysis. 117-142 - Theodor D. Kritikos, Athanasios D. Panagopoulos, John D. Kanellopoulos:
Total CNIDR degradation during rain fade conditions of a dual polarized satellite link suffering from double adjacent satellite interference. 143-161 - P. Chatziparaskevas, Georgios Koltsidas, Fotini-Niovi Pavlidou:
On the fairness of return channel capacity allocation in DVB-RCS-based satellite networks. 163-184
- Emilio Matricciani:
Errata corrige to the paper 'An optimum design of deep-space downlinks affected by tropospheric attenuation'. 185-186
Volume 29, Number 3, May / June 2011
- Sastri L. Kota, Giovanni Giambene, S. Kim:
IJSC&N, special issue on 'hybrid/integrated satellite-terrestrial networks'. 187-190 - Sastri Kota, Giovanni Giambene, Sooyoung Kim:
Satellite component of NGN: Integrated and hybrid networks. 191-208 - Gürkan Gür, Suzan Bayhan, Fatih Alagöz:
Hybrid satellite-IEEE 802.16 system for mobile multimedia delivery. 209-228 - Rajeev Gopal, Rohit Gopal:
Cross-plane information sharing for QoS in satellite-terrestrial integrated packet networks. 229-248 - Gorry Fairhurst, Arjuna Sathiaseelan, Haitham S. Cruickshank, Cédric Baudoin:
Transport challenges facing a next-generation hybrid satellite Internet. 249-268 - Do-Seob Ahn, Hee Wook Kim, Jaekyoung Ahn, Dong-Chul Park:
Integrated/hybrid satellite and terrestrial networks for satellite IMT-Advanced services. 269-282 - Kuik Chung, Jaehwang Yu:
An overview of S-DMB system and the testbed for satellite-mobile convergence services. 283-291 - Gabriele Boccolini, Marco Luise, Vittoria Mignone, Luca Vignaroli:
Two-way satellite platform with ACM/QoS integration for the delivery of TV-centric triple-play services. 293-313
Volume 29, Number 4, July / August 2011
- Suk-Seung Hwang, John J. Shynk:
A null despreader for interference suppression in GPS. 315-332 - José Mauro P. Fortes, Antonio José S. Baptista:
Satellite link performance under rain and external interferences: Constraints to be imposed on the statistical behavior of the external interferences. 333-348 - Pantelis-Daniel M. Arapoglou, Martin Zamkotsian, Panayotis G. Cottis:
Dual polarization MIMO in LMS broadcasting systems: Possible benefits and challenges. 349-366 - Shufeng Li, David Grace, Jibo Wei, Dongtang Ma:
Inter-HAP handoff analysis for multi-cell short-endurance HAP communications systems. 367-381
Volume 29, Number 5, September / October 2011
- Matteo Berioli, Laurent Franck:
Introduction to the Special Issue on Emergency Telecommunications via Satellites. 383-385 - Laurent Franck, Matteo Berioli, Philippe Boutry, Guy Harles, Luca Simone Ronga, Rosalba Suffritti, Laurent Thomasson:
On the role of satellite communications for emergency situations with a focus on Europe. 387-399 - Rajeev Gopal:
Net-centric satellite mesh architecture for emergency communication. 401-417 - Matteo Berioli, Javier Mulero Chaves, Nicolas Courville, Philippe Boutry, Jean-Louis Fondere, Harald Skinnemoen, Hillar Tork, Markus Werner, Michael Weinlich:
WISECOM: A rapidly deployable satellite backhauling system for emergency situations. 419-440 - Andreas Lewandowski, Brian Niehoefer, Christian Wietfeld:
Galileo/SAR: Performance aspects and new service capabilities. 441-460 - Dimitri Tassetto, Eriza Hafid Fazli, Markus Werner:
A novel hybrid algorithm for passive localization of victims in emergency situations. 461-478
Volume 29, Number 6, November / December 2011
- Béatrice Paillassa, Benoît Escrig, Riadh Dhaou, Marie-Laure Boucheret, Caroline Bes:
Improving satellite services with cooperative communications. 479-500 - Emilio Matricciani:
A mathematical theory of de-integrating long-time integrated rainfall and its application for predicting 1-min rain rate statistics. 501-530
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