Table of Contents

• Field test of a CDMA systemFranz Knebelkamp, Bernd Eylert, Wilhelm Schütters, Martin Chang, Klein S. Gilhousen. 1-5 [doi]
• Design and test of CDMA cellular systemsMarty Feuerstein, Gregg Clausius, Dino Vendetti, Dan Crews. 6-10 [doi]
• CDMA digital cellular: field test resultsRoberto Padovani, Brian Butler, Robert Boesel. 11-15 [doi]
• Simulation results on CDMA PCS system performanceZhen Wan, Howard H. Xia. 16-20 [doi]
• CODIT, a testbed project evaluating DS-CDMA for UMTS/FPLMTSPer-Goran Andermo, Gustav Brismark. 21-25 [doi]
• Performance evaluation of a multiple-cell CDMA radio systemA. Sathyendran, Kevin W. Sowerby, Mansoor Shafi. 26-30 [doi]
• The capacity of broadband CDMA overlaying a GSM cellular systemDonald M. Grieco, Donald L. Schilling. 31-35 [doi]
• Validation of advanced CDMA concepts for UMTS and FPLMTSDavid A. McFarlane, Martin D. Allkins. 36-40 [doi]
• Tuning the macro diversity performance in a DS-CDMA systemTorbjorn Andersson. 41-45 [doi]
• DS/CDMA prototype system transmitting low bit-rate voice and high bit-rate ISDN signalsNobukazu Doi, Takashi Yano, Naoya Kobayashi. 51-55 [doi]
• To spread or not to spread, this is the questionReuven Meidan. 56-59 [doi]
• Analysis and simulation of DS-CDMA mobile system in non-linear, frequency selective slow fading channelSaverio Cacopardi, Fabrizio Frescura, Gianluca Reali. 60-64 [doi]
• Performance and capacity evaluations of CDMA mobile radio systems reverse link analysisFarbod Behbahani, Homayoun Hashemi. 65-69 [doi]
• Hybrid DS/SFH spread-spectrum multiple-access communications over nonselective fading channelsSang Kyu Park, Jin Tae Kim. 70-72 [doi]
• Dynamic adjustment of propagation dependent parameters in handover algorithmsPrem Dassanayake. 73-76 [doi]
• A handover decision procedure based on the minimization of Bayes criterionBouchra Senadji, Sami Tabbane, Boualem Boashash. 77-81 [doi]
• Analysis of handoff algorithms using both absolute and relative measurementsNing Zhang, Jack M. Holtzman. 82-86 [doi]
• Aggressive handover algorithm for mobile networksDjamal Zeghlache. 87-90 [doi]
• User speed estimation and dynamic channel allocation in hierarchical cellular systemChi Wan Sung, Wing Shing Wong. 91-95 [doi]
• Pattern recognition techniques in handoff and service area determinationHéctor Maturino-Lozoya, David Muñoz Rodríguez, Hazem Tawfik. 96-100 [doi]
• Direction biased handoff algorithms for urban microcellsMark D. Austin, Gordon L. Stüber. 101-105 [doi]
• Site hand off operation in a SmartZone systemTerry G. Ekstrom. 106-110 [doi]
• Handover related performance of mobile communication networksMiltiades E. Anagnostou, Gabriel C. Manos. 111-114 [doi]
• The impact of evolutionary cell architectures on handover in future mobile telecommunication systemsGeorge L. Lyberopoulos, John G. Markoulidakis, Miltiades E. Anagnostou. 120-124 [doi]
• Dynamic modeling for cellular mobile networksW. Zhao, Erry Gunawan, Cheong Boon Soh, Pek-Tong Tan, Boon-Hee Soong. 125-129 [doi]
• An adaptive traffic prediction algorithm for cellular radio systemsPaul Newson, Simon R. Nursey. 130-134 [doi]
• Performance analysis of microcellular mobile communication systemsMasugi Inoue, Hiroyuki Morikawa, Moriyuki Mizumachi. 135-139 [doi]
• Moments of the sum of correlated log-normal random variablesAysel Safak, Mehmet Safak. 140-144 [doi]
• Delay spread measurements at 1890 MHz in pedestrian areas of the central business district in the city of MelbourneGregory T. Martin, Michael Faulkner. 145-149 [doi]
• Time dispersion measurements in urban microcellular environmentsAndrew Arowojolu, Adel M. D. Turkmani, John David Parsons. 150-154 [doi]
• Frequency domain analysis and measurement on multi-path propagation for wideband microcellular environmentIsao Nakazawa, Tsutomu Takeuchi. 155-159 [doi]
• Simulation and modelling of multipath mobile channelsWeimin Zhang. 160-164 [doi]
• Measurement of wideband micro- and macro-diversity characteristics of the mobile radio channelGerhard Kadel. 165-169 [doi]
• Degradation of digital communication systems in a multipath environmentThomas Kürner, Dieter J. Cichon, Torsten C. Becker. 170-174 [doi]
• Comparison of methods of computing correlated lognormal sum distributions and outages for digital wireless applicationsAdnan A. Abu-Dayya, Norman C. Beaulieu. 175-179 [doi]
• An analytic discrete-time model for a fading dispersive WSSUS channelKun-Wah Yip, Tung-Sang Ng. 180-184 [doi]
• Propagation channel model for personal communications systemsArthur Ross, Ephraim Zehavi. 185-189 [doi]
• Influence of the receiver near range in urban and forested areas in land mobile radio systemsThomas Kürner, Dieter J. Cichon, Werner Wiesbeck. 190-194 [doi]
• An FFT multiple half-screen diffraction modelJan-Erik Berg, Hakan Holmquist. 195-199 [doi]
• Micro-cellular modelling when base station antenna is below roof topsJoe Wiart. 200-204 [doi]
• On channel models for microcellular CDMA systemsGeng Wu, Ahmad Jalali, Paul Mermelstein. 205-209 [doi]
• Ray tracing based prediction of impulse responses in urban microcellsJean-Frédéric Wagen, Karim Rizk. 210-214 [doi]
• Microcell size and architecture analysis from the propagation and capacity points of viewVinko Erceg, James F. Whitehead. 215-219 [doi]
• Average power prediction in microcellsSilvia Ruiz-Boque, Marta Fernandez, Marc Vilades, Ramón Agustí. 220-224 [doi]
• Adaptive channel equalization for high-speed trainWeilin Liu, Hervé Romanens. 225-229 [doi]
• A MLSE receiver for the GSM digital cellular systemShigeru Ono, Hiroshi Hayashi, Tomoko Tanaka, Noriaki Kondoh. 230-233 [doi]
• A reduced-state soft decision feedback Viterbi equaliser for mobile radio communicationsJianjun Wu, A. Hamid Aghvami, J. E. Pearson. 234-238 [doi]
• Adaptive equalization techniques for moderately fading mountainous terrain scenariosKlaus-Jürgen Koch, Markus Antweiler. 239-242 [doi]
• A new short-block digital transmission scheme with adaptive MLSE for mobile radio channelsLibing Wu, Boxiu Wu. 243-247 [doi]
• An adaptive equalizer for digital FM with limiter-discriminator detection in frequency-selective fading channelYoshihiko Akaiwa, Masahiro Maki. 248-251 [doi]
• Adaptive equalization for a multipath fading environment with interference and noiseNorm W. K. Lo, David D. Falconer, Asrar U. H. Sheikh. 252-256 [doi]
• Investigation of a cost function for blind equalization based on the Nakagami fading indexAndre L. Brandao, Desmond C. McLernon, Luis B. Lopes. 257-261 [doi]
• A fully convergent joint blind equalization/phase recovery scheme for data communication systemsJosé Manuel Páez-Borrallo, Santiago Zazo, Iván A. Pérez-Álvarez. 262-266 [doi]
• Performance of a blind clustering equalizer for digital mobile radio channelsJeyhan Karaoguz, Parviz Yegani. 267-271 [doi]
• Adaptive Rayleigh fading compensation for coherent GMSK signals in digital mobile communicationsXue Feng Leng, Patrick S.-K. Leung. 272-276 [doi]
• Novel generation and suboptimum coherent detection of quaternary full response continuous phase modulated signalsPeter Jung. 277-281 [doi]
• A digital feedforward differential detection MSK receiver for packet-based mobile radioUwe Lambrette, Heinrich Meyr. 282-286 [doi]
• Bayesian techniques for equalization of rapidly fading frequency selective channelsGen-Kwo Lee, Michael P. Fitz, Saul B. Gelfand. 287-291 [doi]
• Soft-decision output at sequential detection algorithms in digital mobile radio systemsGerd Zimmermann, Werner Rupprecht. 292-296 [doi]
• A simple method for coarse frequency acquisition through FFTWalid K. M. Ahmed, Peter J. McLane. 297-301 [doi]
• Development and field test results of a digital cellular system in JapanToshiaki Komizu, Ituo Hotta, Tutomu Ohnisi, Akio Maeda, Takeo Kontani. 302-305 [doi]
• Network functions for the application of multi-rate speech coding in digital cellular systemsSyuji Yasuda, Koji Uramoto, Atushi Murase. 306-310 [doi]
• TDMA digital cellular systems in the second stage based on PDC standard in JapanAtushi Murase, Takanori Utano, Kouji Yamamoto. 311-315 [doi]
• STDD, an approach to low delay, high quality wireless speech communicationsWai-Choong Wong, Carl-Erik W. Sundberg, Nambi Seshadri. 316-320 [doi]
• Integration of satellite systems and services within third generation mobile systems such as UMTS and FPLMTSD. A. McFarlane. 321-324 [doi]
• GSM network architecture issues for the next centuryPatrick L. Reilly. 325-329 [doi]
• An adaptive type-II hybrid ARQ/FEC protocol suitable for GSMPeter Decker. 330-333 [doi]
• Efficient methods for evaluation and prediction of subjective speech quality in GSM mobile networksIngo Gaspard. 334-337 [doi]
• New methods for processing GSM radio measurement data: applications for locating, handover, and network managementMartin Junius, Olrik Kennemann. 338-342 [doi]
• The pan-European GSM signalling requirements for the Abis interfaceJ. Temple, Sean McGrath, Cyril J. Burkley. 343-347 [doi]
• An evolution of GSMJonas Näslund, Caisa Carneheim, Christer Johansson, Sven-Olof Jonsson, Malin Ljungberg, Magnus Madfors, Johan Sköld. 348-352 [doi]
• Centralized control method for fiber-optic microcell radio systemShunji Miura, Hirofumi Ichikawa, Ryoji Yamamoto. 353-356 [doi]
• Performance analysis of a sectorized mobile microcellular radio system with diversity and forward error connection codingRamjee Prasad, Adriaan Kegel, C. Ronne. 357-361 [doi]
• On the relative power levels required by handsets in DS-CDMA FH-CDMA and narrow band cellular radio systemsJames P. Aldis, Stephen K. Barton. 362-366 [doi]
• Statistical paging area selection scheme (SPAS) for cellular mobile communication systemsMasakazu Shirota, Yutaka Yoshida, Fumito Kubota. 367-370 [doi]
• Estimating velocity using diversity receptionKazuo Kawabata, Takaharu Nakamura, Eisuke Fukuda. 371-374 [doi]
• Transportation and telecommunications: mutual relationship, synergy of concepts, role of mobile communicationsS. Heeralall. 375-378 [doi]
• Implementation of communication and management protocols for the integrated road transport and traffic environmentKim Laraqui, Magnus Lengdell, Frank Reichert, Andreas Fasbender. 379-383 [doi]
• Communication architecture and performance analysis of protocols for RTT infrastructure networks and vehicle-roadside communicationsGötz Brasche, Carl-Herbert Rokitansky, Christian Wietfeld. 384-390 [doi]
• Fault management of infrastructure networksDagmar Schuth, Wolfgang Nejdl, Rolf Hager. 391-395 [doi]
• Virtual beacons for RTI/IVHS data distributionErik Wichtel, Magdalena Akke, Torbjörn Andersson. 396-400 [doi]
• Packet-switched roadside base station to vehicle communication for intelligent vehicle/highway systemsRolando F. Diesta, Chikezie O. U. Eleazu, Jean-Paul M. G. Linnartz. 401-404 [doi]
• AVL subsystem interfacesErik Wichtel, Magdalena Akke. 405-409 [doi]
• Monitoring a metropolitan freeway system using probe vehicles and random access radio channelJean-Paul M. G. Linnartz, Marcel Westerman. 410-414 [doi]
• The development of SOCRATES in Europe and the TANGO field trial in GothenburgPeter Geen, Torbjorn Biding, Ian Catling, Fred Zijderhand. 415-419 [doi]
• The path from the SOCRATES/RHAPIT pilot to a commercial systemP. Gilchrist, B. Gunther, J. Biesterbos, Fred Zijderhand. 420-424 [doi]
• Reliable information in everyone's pocket-a pilot testFraser Sommerville, Colin Wilson, Per Adamsson. 425-428 [doi]
• Autonomous intelligent cruise controlAnders Björnberg. 429-433 [doi]
• A radar sensor for automatic AICCLars H. Eriksson. 434-437 [doi]
• Radar sensor for car applicationsErnst Lissel, Hermann Rohling, Wilfried Plagge. 438-442 [doi]
• An inter-vehicle networking method using laser mediaTomoyuki Yashiro, Tempei Kondo, Kyoko Ariyasu, Yutaka Matsushita. 443-447 [doi]
• Vehicle-to-vehicle communication for AVCS platooningTushar Tank, Nathan Yee, Jean-Paul M. G. Linnartz. 448-451 [doi]
• A mobile speech, video and data transceiver schemeLajos Hanzo, Robert Stedman, Raymond Steele, Joseph C. S. Cheung. 452-456 [doi]
• A class of binary FSK direct conversion receiversPeter Kreuzgruber. 457-461 [doi]
• The Walkstation transceiver designDaniel Kerek, Hannu Tenhunen, Gerald Q. Maguire Jr., Frank Reichert. 462-466 [doi]
• An intermediate frequency modulator using direct digital synthesis techniques for Japanese Personal Handy Phone (PHP) and Digital European Cordless Telecommunications (DECT)Bjorn Bjerede, Joseph Lipowski, James Petranovich, Sheldon Gilbert. 467-471 [doi]
• Phase noise in low bit rate transportable Ka band satellite terminalsLadimer S. Nagurney. 472-475 [doi]
• Model based filter design by minimizing median of square of residualsJim Schroeder, Jim Lansford. 476-478 [doi]
• New linear PMR technology: a new RF parameter for standardisationDragan Boscovic, Stephen Valentine, Anthony P. van den Heuvel. 479-483 [doi]
• Analysis and realisation of the LINC transmitter using the combined analogue locked loop universal modulator (CALLUM)Kam Yuen Chan, Andrew Bateman, M. Li. 484-488 [doi]
• The effect of data modulation format on intermodulation power in nonlinear amplifiersJames K. Cavers. 489-493 [doi]
• Digital signal processing and direct conversion for multichannel transmittersScott A. Leyonhjelm, Michael Faulkner. 494-498 [doi]
• Convergence behaviour of an adaptive feedforward linearizerJames K. Cavers. 499-503 [doi]
• 1.9 GHz-band low voltage and low power consumption RF IC chip-set for personal communicationsMasahiro Muraguchi, Tsuneo Tsukahara, Masashi Nakatsugawa, Yo Yamaguchi, Tsuneo Tokumitsu. 504-507 [doi]
• 1.5 GHz band portable telephone for personal digital cellular systemKatsumi Kobayashi, Kohji Chiba, Tadao Takami. 508-511 [doi]
• Performance evaluation of a low cost, solid state radio front end for DECTDaniel E. Fague, Benny Madsen, Clay Karmel, Andy Dao. 512-515 [doi]
• Multipurpose digital signal processing ASIC for receiver implementationFrancisco Javier Casajús-Quirós, Pablo Aguayo de Hoyos. 516-519 [doi]
• A low power, single chip realization of a low-speed, low-delay CELP coder/decoder for indoor wireless systemsD. P. Noel, Tad A. Kwasniewski, Samy A. Mahmoud, Wilf P. LeBlanc. 520-524 [doi]
• Code division multiple access for an automotive area network over power-linesFabienne Nouvel, Ghaïs El Zein, Jacques Citerne. 525-529 [doi]
• Soft handoff in a DS-CDMA microcellular networkPierrick Seite. 530-534 [doi]
• CODSIM-a simulation environment for spreading codesKari H. A. Kärkkäinen. 535-539 [doi]
• Efficient use of pseudo-noise sequences in synchronous direct-sequence spread-spectrum multiple-access communication systemsChi Kin Chan, Wong Hing Lam. 540-544 [doi]
• Improved performance assessment for a CDMA system in macro- and micro-cellular environmentsRamjee Prasad, Howard Sewerath Misser, Pahala H. Sinaga. 545-549 [doi]
• A coding-theoretical view on code division multiple access: two new constructions of CDMA codesAnders Lundqvist, Per-Olof Anderson. 550-553 [doi]
• An SDL methodology used for specifying the radio protocols in a CDMA systemErmanno Berruto, Tomas Brännlund, Jan Gustafsson, Wolfgang Schott. 554-558 [doi]
• Comparison between one and two branches DLL in a CDMA systemBelén Ruíz-Mezcua, Angel Gonzalez Ahijado, M. I. Lopez Carrillo. 559-562 [doi]
• An interference robust CDMA demodulator that uses spectral correlation propertiesVolker Aue, Jeffrey H. Reed. 563-567 [doi]
• Optimum complexity reduction of minimum mean square error DS-CDMA receiversErik G. Ström, Scott L. Miller. 568-572 [doi]
• A new channel filter for CDMA systems in multipath delay and fading environmentsLan Hu, Cyril J. Burkley. 573-577 [doi]
• Performance of direct-sequence spread spectrum multi-h CPM in indoor mobile radio systemsA. J. Rodrigues, Luc Vandendorpe, A. A. Albuquerque. 578-581 [doi]
• On-off keying assisted acquisition scheme for burst mode DS/SS packet radioDesmond Yan, Paul Ho. 582-586 [doi]
• A consideration on the application of spread spectrum techniques to SHF and EHF mobile and indoor wireless communicationsMitsuhiko Mizuno. 587-589 [doi]
• CDMA intersystem operationsAlejandro R. Holcman, Edward G. Tiedemann Jr.. 590-594 [doi]
• An efficient antenna configuration for base station polarisation diversity with reduced angular dependenceSimon R. Saunders. 595-599 [doi]
• Steerable L-band antennas for land mobile terminalsJouko Aurinsalo, Ismo Huhtinen, Arto Hujanen, A. Jongejans, Ilkka Marttila, Risto Mutanen, Ilkka Pitkänen, P. Rinous, Tapio Salminen, Stefan Tallqvist, M.-N. Travers. 600-604 [doi]
• Adaptive antenna arrays for GSM900/DCS1800Ulf Forssén, Jonas Karlsson, Björn Johannisson, Magnus Almgren, Fredrik Lotse, Fredric Kronestedt. 605-609 [doi]
• An adaptive antenna for the NMT 900 mobile telephony systemHenrik Andersson, Mikael Landing, Anders Rydberg, T. Öberg, B. Olsson, P. Ståhlfjäll, J. Zetterblad. 610-614 [doi]
• Application of adaptive antenna technology to third generation radio architecturesGeorge V. Tsoulos, Mark A. Beach, Simon C. Swales. 615-619 [doi]
• A hybrid DS/FH spread spectrum system with adaptive channel equalization for a mobile radio channelHikmet Asmer, Asrar U. Sheikh, T. Aaron Gulliver. 625-628 [doi]
• Cellular Local Area Radio Network: CELARNTsutayuki Shibata, Naoyuki Yamada, Yoshkazu Asano. 629-633 [doi]
• Optimum multi-layered cell architecture for personal communication systems with high degree of mobilityKeisuke Ogawa, Takeshi Hattori, Hiroshi Yoshida. 644-648 [doi]
• Location management strategies for mobile cellular networks of 3rd generationDieter Plassmann. 649-653 [doi]
• Simulation and formal specification of protocols for mobile radio networks-an integrated approachEva Hedman, Simon Hoff. 654-658 [doi]
• Teletraffic performance in indoor cordless communications with co-existing voice and data servicesTewfik L. Doumi, Theo N. Kanaropoulos, John G. Gardiner. 659-663 [doi]
• High speed indoor wireless systems with directional antennasPeter Frank Driessen. 664-668 [doi]
• CDMA cellular radio trialsLindsay J. Millott, A. J. Guy. 669-672 [doi]
• A low-power wireless mobile communications systemSteven A. Harbin, B. Keith Rainer. 673-676 [doi]
• Evaluation of low effort dispersion-reduction techniques for DECT in telepoint environmentsPatrick C. F. Eggers, Preben E. Mogensen. 677-680 [doi]
• Networks, users and terminals in UMTS/FPLMTSJ. C. Benard-Dende, R. Nevoux, J. E. Dang. 681-685 [doi]
• Interference analysis in the GSM-systemA. Schiml. 686-690 [doi]
• A finite-buffered cellular mobile radio system with various multiple-call platformsChung-Ju Chang, Yeu-Hsing Yeh, Tian-Tsair Su. 691-695 [doi]
• DECT multibearer channelsJosep Paradells, Anna Calveras, Carlos Carpintero, Vicente Casares Giner. 696-700 [doi]
• The performance of the CT2 system for data servicesPeter Hon-Wah Wong, John R. Davis, John F. Savage, Neil Allen, Fred Halsall. 701-704 [doi]
• PCS provisioning in the cellular environmentAssad Radpour. 705-708 [doi]
• Diversity reception at the base station of a GSM/DCS1800 systemM. R. Chaaban, Y. H. Chung, Adel M. D. Turkmani. 709-713 [doi]
• Adaptive equalization for DECT systems operating in low time-dispersive channelsJosef Fuhl, Gerhard Schultes, Werner Kozek. 714-718 [doi]
• mStefan Böhmer. 719-723 [doi]
• Channel estimation for a DS-CDMA mobile radio system with a coherent receptionRafal Krenz, Flavio Muratore, Giovanni Romano 0001. 724-728 [doi]
• A coherent detection scheme for the uplink channel in a CDMA systemGustav Brismark, Lars-Magnus Ewerbring, Tomas Sandin, Paul Teder. 729-732 [doi]
• Measurements and modeling of CDMA PCS in-building systems with distributed antennaHoward H. Xia, Angel B. Herrera, Steve Kim, Fernando S. Rico, Brent Bettencourt. 733-737 [doi]
• BER performance of a hybrid SC/MRC 2DPSK RAKE receiver in realistic mobile channelsHeiko Erben, Sven Zeisberg, Heinrich Nuszkowski. 738-741 [doi]
• A decision-directed spread spectrum RAKE receiver for fast fading mobile channelsGordon Povey, Peter M. Grant, Robert D. Pringle. 742-746 [doi]
• BER performance of a direct-sequence CDMA system in multipath fading mobile radio channels with Rake receptionUsman Goni, Adel M. D. Turkmani. 747-751 [doi]
• Interference reduction applied to channel estimation in CDMA systemsJörn Thielecke, Wolfgang Granzow, S. Frisch. 752-756 [doi]
• Sensitivity analysis of near-far resistant DS-CDMA receivers to propagation delay estimation errorsErik G. Ström, Stefan Parkvall, Scott L. Miller, Björn E. Ottersten. 757-761 [doi]
• Equalizers for multi-user detection in code division multiple access mobile radio systemsAxel Klein, Ghassan Kawas Kaleh, Paul Walter Baier. 762-766 [doi]
• Pre-decorrelating single user detection for CDMA systemsZhenyu Tang, Shixin Cheng. 767-769 [doi]
• Application of turbo-codes to a CDMA mobile radio system using joint detection and antenna diversityPeter Jung, Markus Naßhan, Josef J. Blanz. 770-774 [doi]
• A spread spectrum wireless LAN based on interference cancellation techniquesMartin P. Hayes, Sean McGrath, Cyril J. Burkley. 775-779 [doi]
• DS/CDMA adaptive interference canceller on differential detection in fast fading channelShousei Yoshida, Akihisa Ushirokawa, Shuzo Yanagi, Yukitsuna Furuya. 780-784 [doi]
• Analysis of a linear interference canceller in cellular DS/CDMA systemsPilar Diaz, Ramón Agustí. 785-788 [doi]
• A multistage RAKE receiver for improved capacity of CDMA systemsStavros Striglis, Ashish Kaul, Ning Yang, Brian D. Woerner. 789-793 [doi]
• Performance of autonomous dynamic channel assignment and power control for TDMA/FDMA wireless accessJustin C.-I. Chuang, Nelson Sollenberger. 794-798 [doi]
• Performance comparison of global and distributed dynamic channel allocation algorithmsRobert S. Saunders, Luis B. Lopes. 799-803 [doi]
• Resource allocation for wireless networksJohn MacLellan, Christopher Rose. 804-808 [doi]
• On channel definitions and rules for continuous dynamic channel selection in coexistence etiquettes for radio systemsDag Åkerberg, Frank Brouwer. 809-813 [doi]
• Phantom cell analysis of dynamic channel assignment in cellular mobile systemsKwan L. Yeung, Tak-Shing Peter Yum. 814-818 [doi]
• Self-adaptive channel allocation strategies in cellular environments with PRMAMario Frullone, Guido Riva, Paolo Grazioso, Claudia Carciofi. 819-823 [doi]
• Constrained power control in cellular radio systemsSudheer A. Grandhi, Jens Zander. 824-828 [doi]
• Distributed power balancing with a sparse information linkWing Shing Wong, Kam Hung Lam. 829-832 [doi]
• Power control in a cellular systemMagnus Almgren, Håkan Andersson, Kenneth Wallstedt. 833-837 [doi]
• Dynamic channel allocation algorithm with transmitter power controlKen'ichi Ishii, Susumu Yoshida. 838-842 [doi]
• Performance analysis of handover and channel management schemes for indoor scenarios based on ray tracing techniquesHolger Hussmann. 843-847 [doi]
• An adaptive method to learn the compatibility matrix for microcellular systemsManuel Duque-Antón, Patrik Koch, Dietmar Kunz, Bernhard Rüber, Meinhard Ullrich. 848-852 [doi]
• Applied frequency assignmentJürgen Plehn. 853-857 [doi]
• Optimizing microcell base station locations using simulated annealing techniquesHarry R. Anderson, Joseph P. McGeehan. 858-862 [doi]
• A new channel assignment by controlling the transmitted power level based on the distance between the cell site and the mobile unitDuk-Kyu Park, Kazunori Okada, Mitsuhiko Mizuno. 863-867 [doi]
• Analysis of the uplink teletraffic behaviour in CDMA cellular systemsBill Lavery, David Everitt. 868-872 [doi]
• Indoor radiowave propagation measurements at frequencies up to 20 GHzPhilip Nobles, D. Ashworth, Fred Halsall. 873-877 [doi]
• Prediction of indoor radio propagation with the ray splitting model including edge diffraction and rough surfacesPeter Kreuzgruber, Thomas Bründl, Wolfgang Kuran, Rainer Gahleitner. 878-882 [doi]
• FDTD simulations of indoor propagationA. Laner, Achim Bahr, Ingo Wolff. 883-886 [doi]
• Radio wave penetration into urban buildings in small cells and microcellsRainer Gahleitner, Ernst Bonek. 887-891 [doi]
• Power loss models for the portable phone "Pointel" in a typical indoor environmentGheorghe Zaharia, Ghaïs El Zein, Jacques Citerne. 892-895 [doi]
• Imaging of indoor multipath radio propagation for 18 GHz band wireless LAN systems: applied radio holographyHitoshi Kitayoshi. 896-900 [doi]
• 12 GHz band wave propagation measurements in rooms for a wireless local area networkY. P. Zhang, Y. Hwang. 901-904 [doi]
• Multipath measurement at 60 GHz for indoor wireless communication systemsTakeshi Manabe, Kazumasa Taira, Katsuyoshi Sato, Toshio Ihara, Yoshinori Kasashima, Katsunori Yamaki. 905-909 [doi]
• The 60 GHz mobile-to-mobile radio channel-fading statistics and estimated packet error ratesHermann Bischl, Wolfgang Schäfer. 910-913 [doi]
• Indoor wireless data systems channel at 60 GHz modeling by a ray-tracing methodA. Youssef, J. P. Mon, O. Meynard, H. Nkwawo, Sylvain Meyer, Jean-Claude Leost. 914-918 [doi]
• Land mobile satellite channel measurement at Ka band using OlympusChun Loo. 919-923 [doi]
• Wide band characterization of the mobile-satellite propagation channel using a helicopterP. Le Menn, Valérie Ciarletti, Armand Levy, Michel Sylvain. 924-928 [doi]
• Propagation characteristics of land mobile satellite communications in Japan using ETS-V satelliteKenji Tanaka, Noriaki Obara, Shin-ichi Yamamoto, Hiromitsu Wakana. 929-933 [doi]
• Mixed urban/suburban propagation measurements for PCS in the OFS bandJim Lansford, Logan Scott. 934-937 [doi]
• Radiowave retransmission in confined areas using radiating cable: theoretical and experimental studyMartine Lienard, Phillipe Mariage, Johan Vandamme, Pierre Degauque. 938-941 [doi]
• Upper bounds on the bit error rate of optimum combining in wireless systemsJack H. Winters, Jack Salz. 942-946 [doi]
• Optimal distributed detection diversity for direct-sequence CDMA over a shadowed Rician fading land-mobile satellite channelYawgeng Chau, Ji-Ten Sun. 947-951 [doi]
• Joint antenna diversity and combined DFE/decoding of trellis coded modulation on frequency-selective fading mobile radio channelsGuillem Femenias, Antoni Gelonch, Josep Lluís Galvez. 952-956 [doi]
• Analysis of diversity and equalization techniques applied to M-QAM digital mobile radio systemsAntonio Valdovinos, Fernando J. Casadevall. 957-961 [doi]
• Selection diversity with decision feedback equalizerHiroyasu Ishikawa, Hideo Kobayashi. 962-966 [doi]
• A novel concatenated block coded modulation scheme in Rayleigh fading channelMinoru Okada, Shinsuke Hara, Norihiko Morinaga. 967-971 [doi]
• Systematic trellis-coded modulationEttie Katz, Gordon L. Stüber. 972-976 [doi]
• Reduced complexity sequential decoding scheme for the multiple trellis coded modulation (MTCM)Hung-Cheng Kuo, Che-Ho Wei. 977-981 [doi]
• A comparison of trellis shaping schemes for controlling the envelope of a bandlimited PSK-signalManfred Litzenburger, Werner Rupprecht. 982-986 [doi]
• Performance of a spectrally efficient modem for land-mobile radioRaymond Toy, Rajaram Ramesh, Sandeep Chennakeshu, R. David Koilpillai. 987-991 [doi]
• Detectors for PDCSven Petersson, Arne Svensson. 992-995 [doi]
• MDPSK on frequency-selective Ricean channels with diversity and cochannel interferenceAdnan A. Abu-Dayya, Norman C. Beaulieu. 996-1000 [doi]
• Enhancing the spectral efficiency of the American digital cellular system with coded modulationSandeep Chennakeshu, R. David Koilpillai, Erik Dahlman. 1001-1005 [doi]
• Error performance improvement of bandlimited QTFSK assisted by an efficient coded modulation and Viterbi sequence estimationJun Horikoshi, Kazuhiro Kurihara, Takayuki Oku. 1006-1010 [doi]
• Measurement and reduction of facsimile communication time in analog and digital cellular systemsHiroki Uchiyama, Tetsuya Kagawa, Masao Kasuga. 1011-1014 [doi]
• On-line handwriting processing in indoor and outdoor radio environment for multimedia communicationsLiping Yang, Hasan I. Çakil, Ramjee Prasad. 1015-1019 [doi]
• An unequal error protected p×8 kbit/s video transmission for DECTRodolfo Mann Pelz. 1020-1024 [doi]
• A study on transmission of low bit-rate coded video over radio linksKazuhiro Watanabe, Shoichi Masaki, Mayumi Shinoda, Akio Kurobe. 1025-1029 [doi]
• A fractal video communicatorJürgen Streit, Lajos Hanzo. 1030-1034 [doi]
• A mobile hi-fi digital audio broadcasting schemeLajos Hanzo, Xiao Lin, Raymond Steele, William T. Webb. 1035-1039 [doi]
• Development and optimisation of a statistical multiplexing mechanism for ATDMAJohn Dunlop, David Robertson, Peter Cosimini, J. De Vile. 1040-1044 [doi]
• Providing ubiquitous cellular coverage for a dense urban environmentStanley Chia. 1045-1049 [doi]
• Autonomous inter base station synchronisation via a common broadcast control channelXavier Lagrange, Philippe Godlewski. 1050-1054 [doi]
• Virtual cellular network: a new wireless communications architecture with multiple access portsHwa Jong Kim, Jean-Paul M. G. Linnartz. 1055-1059 [doi]
• Measurement results from using DECT in a RLL applicationPreben E. Mogensen, Christian M. Verholt. 1065-1068 [doi]
• DECT technology for radio in the local loopDag Åkerberg, Frank Brouwer, Peter H. G. van de Berg, Jan Jager. 1069-1073 [doi]
• The architecture and performance of a DECT-PCS implementationPeter H. G. van de Berg, Frank Brouwer. 1074-1078 [doi]
• Performance of the Siemens DECT-prototype Gigaset 95x in a dispersive indoor environmentGerhard Schultes, Josef Radlbauer, Hubert Egger, D. Walter, Klaus Pillekamp, Burghart Pauli. 1079-1083 [doi]
• A non-coherent equaliser receiver structure for DECT-type systemsSaeid Safavi, Luis B. Lopes. 1084-1088 [doi]
• Final assembly plant test bed on complete car, places new demands on the implementation of software in electronic systemsJan Schachtschabel. 1089-1092 [doi]
• Application function development for multiplexed automotive control systemsHarold W. Lawson, B. Nilsson Almstedt, Mikael Strömberg. 1093-1097 [doi]
• On the design of communication protocols for safety-critical automotive applicationsOlof Bridal, Rolf Snedsbøl, Lars-Åke Johansson. 1098-1102 [doi]
• Distributed on-board systems using computer networksUlf Palmquist. 1103-1107 [doi]
• A fuzzy controller to prevent wheel slippage in heavy duty off road vehiclesJörg-Michael Hasemann, Klaus Känsälä. 1108-1112 [doi]
• Results of distributed antenna and leaky feeder systems tests at 800 MHz in the Washington D.C. metro system tunnelsRonald J. Jakubowski. 1113-1116 [doi]
• On multicarrier modulation for train-to-wayside communicationPrashant Thakore, Morton Kanefsky. 1117-1121 [doi]
• Experimental system of CARAT on the Joetsu Shinkansen lineYutaka Hasegawa, Hideo Nakamura. 1122-1125 [doi]
• Advanced automatic train protection systemIkuo Watanabe, Tetsuo Takashige. 1126-1129 [doi]
• Concept of a GSM-based communication system for high-speed trainsMarkus Uhlirz. 1130-1134 [doi]
• Hybrid SFH-multitone DS spread spectrum multiple access communication system in a multipath Rician fading channelLuc Vandendorpe. 1135-1139 [doi]
• Down-link capacity of a frequency hopped TDMA cellular systemSandeep Chennakeshu, Amer A. Hassan, John B. Anderson. 1140-1144 [doi]
• A method for combining radio link simulations and system simulations for a slow frequency hopped cellular systemEsa Malkamäki, Francois de Ryck, Christophe Mourot, Alistair Urie. 1145-1149 [doi]
• A low complexity rapid acquisition slow frequency hopped data communication systemFan-Ming Kuo, Ming-Tang Shih, Kwang-Cheng Chen. 1150-1154 [doi]
• FH-GSM frequency hopping GSMCaisa Carneheim, Sven-Olof Jonsson, Malin Ljungberg, Magnus Madfors, Jonas Näslund. 1155-1159 [doi]
• Construction of new frequency-hopping sequence for FH/SSMA systemsYoung-Yearl Han, Kyung-Hee Lee. 1160-1164 [doi]
• The performance of the GSM random access procedureChristian Lüders, Ralf Haferbeck. 1165-1169 [doi]
• The tree-search resource auction multiple access (TRAMA) protocol for wireless personal communicationsChih-Lin I, Gregory P. Pollini. 1170-1174 [doi]
• Resource auction multiple access (RAMA) in the cellular environmentNoach Amitay, Larry J. Greenstein. 1175-1179 [doi]
• Design of common access channels for TDMA-TDD microcell communications systemsMasataka Iizuka. 1180-1183 [doi]
• Markov analysis for PRMA performance studyHonghui Qi, Richard Wyrwas. 1184-1188 [doi]
• DS/SS CDMA slotted access channel performance analysisPhilip Fleming, Hua Xu. 1189-1192 [doi]
• Stack algorithm in mobile radio channelsJ. A. M. Nijhof, R. D. Vossenaar, Ramjee Prasad. 1193-1197 [doi]
• Throughput in macro- and micro-cellular radio systems with multiple correlated log-normal interferersAysel Safak, Mehmet Safak. 1198-1202 [doi]
• Optimal arrival-time distribution for delay capture in spread-spectrum packet radio networksKyungwhoon Cheun. 1203-1207 [doi]
• Reliability of channel quality in cellular systems based on packet transmissionP. Kasapidis, G. Graham, John Dunlop. 1208-1212 [doi]
• The PRMA-ISA protocol for multiple access of mixed voice and data trafficRaffaele Bolla, Franco Davoli, M. Taffone, Frank Reichert. 1213-1217 [doi]
• Effects of channel impairments on packet reservation multiple accessMobeen M. Khan, David J. Goodman. 1218-1222 [doi]
• Effect of capture on the performance of the PRMA protocol in an indoor radio environment with BPSK modulationCasper van den Broek, Ramjee Prasad. 1223-1227 [doi]
• Analysis of a multiple access radio communication system for monitoring vehicles carrying hazardous loadsN. H. Lewis, Mustafa K. Gurcan. 1228-1232 [doi]
• Performance of OQPSK in indoor environmentJ. Tardivel. 1233-1236 [doi]
• An adaptive reduced-state channel equalizer with T-algorithmK. C. Chang, Wong Hing Lam. 1237-1240 [doi]
• Rapid interference suppression and channel identification for digital, multipath wireless channelsDonald W. Tufts, Abhijit A. Shah. 1241-1245 [doi]
• TX selection diversity with prediction: systematic nonadaptive predictor designArmin Wittneben, Thomas Kaltenschnee. 1246-1250 [doi]
• Sequence estimation for frequency non-selective channels using a hidden Markov modelHongwei Kong, Edward Shwedyk. 1251-1253 [doi]
• Simultaneous data detection and channel estimation with the Viterbi algorithmJan-Erik Porath, Tor Aulin. 1254-1258 [doi]
• On the detection of antipodal Rayleigh fading signals in severe co-channel interferenceBo Hagerman. 1259-1262 [doi]
• Combined linear-Viterbi equalizers-a comparative study and a minimax designNils Sundström, Ove Edfors, Per Ödling, Håkan B. Eriksson, Timo Koski, Per Ola Börjesson. 1263-1267 [doi]
• A multi-purpose threshold detector for mobile radio applicationRene Olivier, Evelyne Le Strat, Christophe Mourot. 1268-1271 [doi]
• Single loop synthesizer and modulator based on a quadratic correlation architectureAlfonso Fernandez Durán, Mariano Perez-Abadia. 1272-1275 [doi]
• Comparison of adaptive diversity receivers for TDMA digital mobile radioAlireza S. Sadri, Parviz Yegani. 1276-1280 [doi]
• Neural-based packet equalization for indoor radio channel by fast back propagation algorithmPo-Rong Chang, Bao-Fuh Yeh, Chia-Ming Tseng. 1281-1285 [doi]
• Blind fractionally-spaced equalization based on cyclostationarityDirk T. M. Slock, Constantinos B. Papadias. 1286-1290 [doi]
• Performance of 32 kb/s ADPCM in frame erasuresVijay K. Varma, Mathew Thomas, S. Konish, Linda Seltzer, David J. Goodman. 1291-1295 [doi]
• Modeling the on-off patterns in conversational speech, including short silence gaps and the effects of interaction between speaking partiesHarold P. Stern, Samy A. Mahmoud, Kin-Kwok Wong. 1296-1300 [doi]
• Perceptually-based objective quality using phoneme-level segmentationSudha Jeerage, Robert F. Kubichek. 1301-1305 [doi]
• A consideration on the application of compressed video communication methods to intelligent vehicle/highway systemsMirza Ahsan Baig, J. E. Purdy, Tarik Hussain, Tarek N. Saadawi. 1306-1310 [doi]
• A packet based data-link protocol for implementing RTI related services using cellular radioFarhat Anwar, John Dunlop. 1311-1315 [doi]
• Dual channel microwave front-end at 24 GHz for true ground speed measurementJürgen Kehrbeck, Werner Wiesbeck. 1316-1320 [doi]
• Stability considerations for dynamically biased cartesian feedback linearizationMark A. Briffa, Michael Faulkner. 1321-1325 [doi]
• ASIC implementation of a direct-sequence spread-spectrum RAKE-receiverStephen D. Lingwood, Hans Kaufmann, Bruno Haller. 1326-1330 [doi]
• Single ASIC CDMA digital receiver for space applicationsChristine Uhl, Jean-Jacques Monot, Michel Margery. 1331-1335 [doi]
• A realtime testbed for a third generation mobile communication systemNorbert Metzner, F. David, H. J. Eul. 1336-1340 [doi]
• Implementation of a 900 MHz transmitter system using highly integrated ASICWing Shing Djen, Prasanna M. Shah. 1341-1345 [doi]
• A tunable bandpass sigma-delta A/D conversion for mobile communication receiverShengping Yang, Michael Faulkner, Roman Malyniak. 1346-1350 [doi]
• Transactions via short range communication links-analytical evaluation of communication parametersJosef Kaltwasser, Markus Pietschmann. 1351-1354 [doi]
• Anti-multipath and anti-jamming modulation/demodulation scheme SR-chirp PSK for high-speed data transmission in dispersive fading channel with interferenceHitoshi Takai, Yoshio Urabe, Hidetoshi Yamasaki. 1355-1359 [doi]
• Rayleigh fading effects on packet reservation multiple accessHong Shen Wang, Lai-Shun Poon. 1360-1363 [doi]
• Adaptive soft-decision feedback equalization for indoor radio communications using trellis-coded CPFSKWeihua Zhuang, Paul Goud, Witold A. Krzymien. 1364-1368 [doi]
• Concatenated Reed-Solomon/convolutional coding scheme for data transmission in CDMA cellular systemsRoy D. Cideciyan, Evangelos Eleftheriou. 1369-1373 [doi]
• A study of transient induced voltages on a MAGLEV train coil systemAkihiro Ametani, H. Nishinaga, R. Kato, M. Okai. 1374-1378 [doi]
• Toll collecting system in a multilane environmentCarlo Pentimalli, Sergio Battiboia. 1379-1383 [doi]
• An advanced 2.45 GHz radio communication system for automatic passenger gatesKen-ichi Konno, Toshiyuki Haga, Takayo Kojima. 1384-1388 [doi]
• Multiplexing of short real-time messages for road transport informatics systemsL. M. Garcia Suarez, Josef Kaltwasser, Jürgen Kassubek. 1389-1392 [doi]
• Active and passive infrared sensors for vehicular traffic controlSamir A. Ahmed, Tarik Hussain, Tarek N. Saadawi. 1393-1397 [doi]
• Performance of ARQ protocols on multibearer connections in the DECT systemPeter H. W. Wong, Gerhard Schultes, A. Lasa, Fred Halsall. 1398-1401 [doi]
• Hybrid ARQ scheme using interleaved Reed-Solomon codes in a power controlled DS-CDMA cellular systemChaehag Yi, Jae Hong Lee. 1402-1406 [doi]
• Improved selective repeat ARQ schemes for data communicationM. Aghadavoodi Jolfaei, K. Aghadavoodi Jolfaei, S. Baucke, Josef Kaltwasser. 1407-1411 [doi]
• Performance of the burst-level ARQ error protection scheme in an indoor mobile radio environmentEsa Malkamäki. 1412-1416 [doi]
• A variable-redundancy hybrid ARQ scheme using invertible convolutional codesAjay Dholakia, Mladen A. Vouk, Donald L. Bitzer. 1417-1420 [doi]
• On suitable codes for frame synchronisation in packet radio LANsI. R. Johnson, Tim A. Wilkinson, Alan E. Jones, Stephen K. Barton, Mu Li, Andrew R. Nix, J. D. Marvill, Mark A. Beach. 1421-1424 [doi]
• GRAPO-optimized group randomly addressed polling for wireless data networkMeng-Che Li, Kwang-Cheng Chen. 1425-1429 [doi]
• FEC, ARQ, and throughput of radio LANsJames F. Whitehead, Rajeev Krishnamoorthy. 1430-1434 [doi]
• A multiport mobile internet-routerGerald Q. Maguire Jr., Frank Reichert, Mark T. Smith. 1435-1439 [doi]
• Generalised outage probability and BER estimation using dual protection marginsHelen D. M. Gurr, Kevin W. Sowerby, Allan G. Williamson. 1440-1444 [doi]
• Reception reliability in three-dimensional personal communications systemsPaul M. Cartwright, Kevin W. Sowerby. 1445-1449 [doi]
• Realizing intermediate reuse factors for capacity evaluationGregory E. Bottomley, Jaap C. Haartsen. 1450-1454 [doi]
• A microcell overlaid with umbrella cell systemHiroshi Furukawa, Yoshihiko Akaiwa. 1455-1459 [doi]
• Simulation of cochannel interference in coexisting cellular TDMA networksMustafa Kocatürk, Someshwara C. Gupta. 1460-1464 [doi]
• Comparison of alternative handoff strategies for micro-cellular mobile communication systemsGamini N. Senarath, David Everitt. 1465-1469 [doi]
• Spectral efficiency evaluation of adaptive array base station for land mobile cellular systemsTakeo Ohgane. 1470-1474 [doi]
• DTX evaluation in Nakagami-Nakagami and Rician-Nakagami channelsDavid Muñoz Rodríguez, Roger A. Herrera V., Hazem Tawfik. 1475-1479 [doi]
• Bounds and estimates of the uplink capacity of cellular systemsAlister G. Burr. 1480-1484 [doi]
• Spectral efficiency of multiple access techniquesHusni Hammuda. 1485-1489 [doi]
• Estimating the capacity of a frequency-selective fading mobile radio channel with antenna diversityM. D. Loundu, Charles L. Despins, Jean-Marc Conan. 1490-1493 [doi]
• An adaptive antenna array for mobile reception of DBS-satellitesHans-Jürgen Schrewe. 1494-1497 [doi]
• Transmitting null beam forming with beam space adaptive array antennasIsamu Chiba, Toshiyuki Takahashi, Yoshio Karasawa. 1498-1502 [doi]
• Adaptive array methods for mobile communicationS. Simanapalli. 1503-1506 [doi]
• Digital signal processor for digital multi-beam forming antenna in mobile communicationToyohisa Tanaka, Isamu Chiba, Ryu Miura, Yoshio Karasawa. 1507-1511 [doi]
• Adaptive array antennas for 5.8 GHz vehicle to roadside communicationFelix Dobias, Wilhelm Grabow. 1512-1516 [doi]
• The spectrum efficiency of a base station antenna array system for spatially selective transmissionPer Zetterberg, Björn E. Ottersten. 1517-1521 [doi]
• Performance advantages of distributed antennas in indoor wireless communication systemsPeter Chow, Ali Karim, Victor Fung, Carl Dietrich. 1522-1526 [doi]
• Customization of vertical antenna directivity to reduce cochannel interference in a cellular communication systemFred Siu, David Tilston. 1527-1531 [doi]
• Practical considerations of using antenna diversity in DECTPreben E. Mogensen, Steve Petersen. 1532-1536 [doi]
• Integrated antennas for hand-held telephones with low absorptionG. Frolund Pedersen, J. Bach Andersen. 1537-1541 [doi]
• DOQPSK-differential demodulation of filtered offset QPSKChristoph G. Günther, Joachim Habermann. 1542-1546 [doi]
• Key elements in designing a CDMA systemWilliam C. Y. Lee. 1547-1551 [doi]
• Non-coherent detection of MFSK signals in the presence of oscillator phase noise in an AWGN channelS. Hussain, Stephen K. Barton, Simon J. Shepherd. 1552-1556 [doi]
• Comparative evaluation of the performance of anti-multipath modulation techniques for digital mobile radio systemsK. S. Ju, Usman Goni, Adel M. D. Turkmani. 1557-1561 [doi]
• FQPSK, power and spectral efficient family of modulations for wireless communication systemsHussein Mehdi, Kamilo Feher. 1562-1566 [doi]
• Effects of cell size, directional antennas, diversity and shadowing on indoor radio CDMA capacityAkihiro Kajiwara. 1567-1571 [doi]
• Time division duplex transmission of direct sequence spread spectrum signals in multipath channelsRiaz Esmailzadeh, Masao Nakagawa. 1572-1576 [doi]
• A CDMA scenario for indoor microcellular mobile systemAthanasios Paliatsos, Nikolaos Papadakis, Philip Constantinou. 1577-1580 [doi]
• Traffic capacity performance of a CT2Plus based wireless PABXH. Zhang, Bill McGladdery, J. Chung. 1581-1585 [doi]
• Code phase assignment-a technique for high-capacity indoor mobile DS-CDMA communicationsKun-Wah Yip, Tung-Sang Ng. 1586-1590 [doi]
• Light-weight application layer architecture for short-range communication networksRolf Hager, Simon Hoff. 1591-1595 [doi]
• Scenarios for integration of the universal mobile telecommunication system (UMTS) into broadband ISDNJohn A. Korinthios, Håkan Mitts, Efstathios D. Sykas. 1596-1600 [doi]
• Integrated cordless access to rural telecommunication networksMeoli Kashorda, J. N. Kabugi. 1601-1605 [doi]
• Directory services for UMTS. Security aspectsAntonio Barba, José L. Melús. 1606-1610 [doi]
• Performance measures for satellite-to-land-mobile communication systems using spread spectrumAmi Bergstrom, Rodger E. Ziemer. 1611-1615 [doi]
• Strategies for handover control in low Earth orbit satellite systemsAxel Böttcher, Markus Werner. 1616-1620 [doi]
• Interference analysis of mobile satellite systems with frequency reuseYu-Dong Yao. 1621-1624 [doi]
• Performance of a global circuit-switched satellite communication networkZsehong Tsai, Chuan-Chen Chuang, Jin-Fu Chang, Chun-Ming Huang. 1625-1629 [doi]
• Idle-slot broadcasting multiple access for mobile satellite communications and positioning systemHiroyuki Morikawa, Yoshiyuki Mizui, M. Mizmmachi. 1630-1634 [doi]
• An analysis of orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing for mobile radio applicationsHikmet Sari, Georges Karam, Isabelle Jeanclaude. 1635-1639 [doi]
• Multicarrier CDMA system with cochannel interference cancellationShiro Kondo, Laurence B. Milstein. 1640-1644 [doi]
• Multicarrier transmission technique in cellular mobile communications systemsC. Reiners, Hermann Rohling. 1645-1649 [doi]
• Spectral efficiency of a multitone frequency hopping system for personal communication systemsMikael Gudmundson. 1650-1654 [doi]
• Frequency synchronization algorithms for OFDM systems suitable for communication over frequency selective fading channelsFerdinand Classen, Heinrich Meyr. 1655-1659 [doi]
• 16 QAM modulation with orthogonal frequency division multiplexing in a Rayleigh-fading environmentSarah Kate Wilson, R. Ellen Khayata, John M. Cioffi. 1660-1664 [doi]
• Controlled equalization of multi-carrier CDMA in an indoor Rician fading channelNathan Yee, Jean-Paul M. G. Linnartz. 1665-1669 [doi]
• On multi-carrier code division multiple access (MC-CDMA) modem designGerhard Fettweis, Ahmad Shaikh Bahai, Kiomars Anvari. 1670-1674 [doi]
• Performance of amplitude limited multitone signalsRorie O'Neill, Luis B. Lopes. 1675-1679 [doi]
• 5.6 kbits/s PSI-CELP of the half-rate PDC speech coding standardTomoyuki Ohya, Hirohito Suda, Toshio Miki. 1680-1684 [doi]
• Effective channel coding combined with low bit-rate speech coding for digital cellular systemMasao Ikekawa, Toshiki Miyano, Toshiyuki Nomura, Kazunori Ozawa. 1685-1689 [doi]
• A dual-rate algebraic CELP-based speech transceiverJason P. Woodard, Lajos Hanzo. 1690-1694 [doi]
• Low complexity, low delay speech coding for indoor wireless communicationsWilf P. LeBlanc, Samy A. Mahmoud. 1695-1698 [doi]
• On the use of simulated annealing for error protection of CELP coders employing LSF vector quantizersSonia L. Q. Dall'Agnol, José Roberto Boisson de Marca, Abraham Alcaim. 1699-1703 [doi]
• Envelope detection in strict sense and its application to syllabic compandersMasahichi Kishi. 1704-1708 [doi]
• Variable rate speech and channel coding for mobile communicationEric Yuen, Paul Ho, Vladimir Cuperman. 1709-1713 [doi]
• Towards the standardisation of subjective protection ratio testsHusni Hammuda. 1714-1718 [doi]
• Output-based objective speech qualityJin Liang, Robert F. Kubichek. 1719-1723 [doi]
• Speech coding scheme for personal communications under radio interference noisesAtsushi Fukasawa, Yumi Takizawa, K. Oda, Chiharu Yamano. 1724-1727 [doi]
• Investigation on propagation characteristics of a short range radio link with statistical distributed reflectorsGerd Pfeiffer, Andreas Schrei. 1728-1732 [doi]
• The impact of vehicular scattering on mobile communicationsLindsay J. Millott. 1733-1736 [doi]
• A new approach to indoor propagation predictionRoss D. Murch, Kwok-Wai Cheung, M. S. Fong, Jonathan H.-M. Sau, Justin C.-I. Chuang. 1737-1740 [doi]
• Measurements of the characteristics of indoor penetration lossY. P. Zhang, Y. Hwang. 1741-1744 [doi]
• RF predictions and modeling for microcells and PCS cell designN. A. Mansour. 1745-1749 [doi]
• Ray optics modelling for indoor propagation at 1.8 GHzStewart Jenvey. 1750-1753 [doi]
• Direction of arrival of radio signals inside and outside buildingsA. H. Abu-Bakar, P. A. Matthews. 1754-1758 [doi]
• Phase modeling of indoor radio propagation channelsHomayoun Nikookar, Homayoun Hashemi. 1759-1763 [doi]
• Cellular system models using measured propagation dataEric K. Walton, Charles H. Reilly, Will Cooper. 1764-1766 [doi]
• Radio propagation measurements and modelling using ray tracing techniquesNikolaos Papadakis, Athanasios G. Kanatas, Philip Constantinou. 1767-1770 [doi]
• Material characterisationNikolaos Papadakis, Themistoklis Sofos, P. Hatzopoulos, Philip Constantinou. 1771-1774 [doi]
• Wideband characterisation of mobile radio channels at 1.8 GHzChi Nche, D. G. Lewis, Adel M. D. Turkmani. 1775-1779 [doi]
• Time and frequency selectivity effects in vehicle-to-vehicle communications at 60 GHzRoberto Verdone. 1780-1784 [doi]
• A propagation model for the estimation of the average received power in an outdoor environment in the millimetre wavebandLuis M. Correia, Paulo O. Frances. 1785-1788 [doi]
• Spatial channel simulator for phased arraysShawn P. Stapleton, Xavier Carbo, Trent McKeen. 1789-1792 [doi]
• Time dispersion measurement system for radio propagation at 1800 MHz and results from typical indoor environmentsPeter Karlsson, Lars Olsson. 1793-1797 [doi]
• Estimating GSM coverage using 900 MHz multipath measurementsGeir Løvnes, Stein Erik Paulsen, Rune Harald Rækken. 1798-1802 [doi]
• Theoretical investigations and wideband measurements on wave propagation in hilly terrainUlrich Liebenow, Peter Kuhlmann. 1803-1806 [doi]
• Propagation characteristic measurement and frequency reuse planning in an office buildingLai-Shun Poon, Hong Shen Wang. 1807-1810 [doi]
• Relationship between measured 900 MHz complex impulse responses and topographical map dataR. Lynn Kirlin, Peter F. Driessen. 1811-1815 [doi]
• A wide band indoor channel sounder with high delay resolutionTsutomu Takeuchi. 1816-1819 [doi]
• A novel approach in handover initiation for microcellular systemsGeorge Liodakis, Peter Stavroulakis. 1820-1823 [doi]
• An assessment of cell size versus receiver complexity using measured propagation dataLuke Ibbetson, Luis B. Lopes, Jean-Claude Bic, Armand Levy. 1824-1828 [doi]
• Performance analysis of mobile cellular radio system with priority reservation handoff proceduresQing-An Zeng, Kaiji Mukumoto, Arika Fukuda. 1829-1833 [doi]
• A random access model for cellular mobile communication systemsKyung Sup Kwak, Kyung Chul Choi, Gak Jin Choi. 1834-1838 [doi]
• Simulation of cellular networksGoran Edbom, Paul Stjernholm. 1839-1842 [doi]
• A system for test of multiaccess methods based on OFDMBo Engström, Christer Östberg. 1843-1845 [doi]
• Queueing of handover requests in microcell network architecturesDomenico Giancristofaro, Marina Ruggieri, Fortunato Santucci. 1846-1849 [doi]
• A software evaluation of the performance of both fixed and hybrid dynamic channel allocation schemesH. Vu, Adel M. D. Turkmani. 1850-1854 [doi]
• Evaluation of a FH-CDMA cellular network with respect to handover strategiesPhilippe Madec. 1855-1858 [doi]
• Code division and time division multiple access networks for vehicle-to-vehicle communications at 60 GHzOreste Andrisano, Davide Dardari, Roberto Verdone. 1859-1863 [doi]
• Forward cell planning networksCatherine Willard, Cesare Esposito, E. Olivetan, Daniel Wagner. 1864-1868 [doi]
• Characterization of handover initialization in cellular mobile radio networksGiovanni Emanuele Corazza, Domenico Giancristofaro, Fortunato Santucci. 1869-1872 [doi]
• Performance analysis of QPR-TCM in fading mobile satellite channelOsman N. Uçan. 1873-1877 [doi]
• TDMA frame synchronization of mobile stations using a radio clock signal for short range communicationsWei Zhu. 1878-1882 [doi]