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Raquel Díaz-Caldera

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affiliation: Universitat Poliltècnica de Catalunya, Spain

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Raquel Díaz-Caldera, Joan Serrat-Fernández, Klearchos Berdekas, Fotis Karayannis:
An approach to the cooperative management of multitechnology networks. IEEE Commun. Mag. 37(5): 119-125 (1999)

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Raquel Díaz-Caldera, Joan Serrat-Fernández, Klearchos Berdekas, Fotis Karayannis:
X-type Interface for Management of Multi-domain, Multi-technology Networks. Integrated Network Management 1999: 951-952
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Klearchos Berdekas, Abel Martínez, Joan Serrat, Raquel Díaz-Caldera, Lampros Raptis, Michael E. Theologou:
Enabling Accounting, Configuration and Fault Management forMulti-technology, Broadband Connection Among Operators Through X-type Interface. PDPTA 1999: 2665-2670

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