Integrated Broadband Communications, Views from RACE
Network and Engineering Aspects
Elsevier (Publisher)
Published in December 1991
Book
Hardback
492 pages
978-0-444-89247-8 (ISBN)
Description
Presented within this compendium of high-standard technical articles are information and achievements among the most advanced in Europe. Topics covered include: service creation and provision, functional modelling, system specification and detailed specification of the user-network interface, numbering and addressing, and evolution. Strategic highlights on the US, Japan and Australia are also provided as a term for comparison. All information is based upon work in RACE (Research on Advanced Communications for Europe), the CEC-sponsored program where technical and usage views are compiled.
Presented within this compendium of high-standard technical articles are information and achievements among the most advanced in Europe. Topics covered include: service creation and provision, functional modelling, system specification and detailed specification of the user-network interface, numbering and addressing, and evolution. Strategic highlights on the US, Japan and Australia are also provided as a term for comparison. All information is based upon work in RACE (Research on Advanced Communications for Europe), the CEC-sponsored program where technical and usage views are compiled.
Presented within this compendium of high-standard technical articles are information and achievements among the most advanced in Europe. Topics covered include: service creation and provision, functional modelling, system specification and detailed specification of the user-network interface, numbering and addressing, and evolution. Strategic highlights on the US, Japan and Australia are also provided as a term for comparison. All information is based upon work in RACE (Research on Advanced Communications for Europe), the CEC-sponsored program where technical and usage views are compiled.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
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Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-444-89247-8 (9780444892478)
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Content
Preface: Broadband Communications in the Context of Europe (R. Huber). General Context. Broadband Trends in the US (P. Kaiser). BISDN Networking with its Evolution (Y. Inoue, M. Yoshida, H. Uchinuma). Broadband Network Evolution, An Australian Perspective (D.M. Dorman, A.M. Day, P.H. Harris). Broadband Networks in ETSI: Views on Evolution Trends (K. Fogarty, P. Haldemann, W. Maggi). Usage: Views From RACE (S. Connell). Customer Premises Network Aspects (P. Sarti). The RACE Project R1044: IBC Development and Implementation Strategies (F. Casali). Customer Services and Service Functions. Telecommunications from the Usage Point of View (R.W. Bruins, P. Byerley). Basic Concepts about Services and Service Descriptions (M. Watteyne, Y. Bretecher). Description of a Multimedia Conference Service (M. Di Concetto). Generic IBC Call Handling Functions (E.D. Sykas). A Functional Framework for IBC Services (M.Q. Dang, A.N. Hoegsbro, S. Rausch). Functional Reference Model. Principles of Functional Modelling (W. Wijnakker). Experience of Functional Modelling (A.T. Murdoch). Reference Configurations. Reference Configuration Concepts and Construction Rules (G.V. Geiger, D.W. Hardwick). User Plane Reference Configuration (D.W. Hardwick). Control Plane Reference Configurations (H. Campagno, D.W. Hardwick). Network Management Reference Configurations (G.V. Geiger). Examples of Application of Reference Configurations (J. Vandenameele). Interworking (H. Gschwendtner, T. Kent, A. Macht, J. Sperlich). User Network Interface Specification. The User Network Interface (G. Popple). An Approach to the Design of B-ISDN Protocol Reference Model (R. Guarneri, F. Zizza). Physical Medium Dependent Layer Issues (G. Binkhorst, P. Glen). Transmission Convergence Sublayer (G. Popple). ATM Adaptation Layer Protocol at B-ISDN User-Network Interface (R. Carli, I.S. Venieris). Signalling Protocol at B-ISDN User-Network Interface (R. Carli, E. Contini, H. Ouibrahim). Meta-Signalling (A. De Smedt). Operations and Maintenance (P. Glen). B-ISDN Numbering and Addressing. Addressing - on the User Terms (T. Lundberg). User-Oriented Addressing (T. Lundberg). Addressing Specification: A Systems Approach (T. Lundberg). Methods and Models for Evolution Analysis. Identification, Evaluation and Selection of Evolution Prospects Towards IBC (M. Bonatti, K. Nivert). Methods and Conceptual Tools for Identifying, Evaluating, and Selecting Network Evolution Prospects Towards IBC (M. Bonnatti, K. Nivert). Models for Identifying and Evaluating System Prospects Towards IBC (M. Bonatti, M. Falleni). Gauging the Impact of Broadband on a European Scale: EUROPIA as a Methodological Tool (M. Hopkins). Broadband Traffic and Demand Modelling. Role of Ergodic Approximations and of Ergodic Samples in IBC Strategical Planning (M. Bonatti, G. Gallassi, O. Gonzales Soto). Forecasting the Demand for B-ISDN Using a Sectoral Inference Rule (M. Falch, K.E. Skouby).