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ORCIDTelecommunication Systems, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, March 1996
- S. Rao:
Editorial. V-VI - Paul J. Kuehn:
Reminder on queueing theory for ATM networks. 1-24 - V. Ramaswami, Jonathan L. Wang:
A hybrid analysis/simulation for ATM performance with application to quality-of-service of CBR traffic. 25-48 - Chris Blondia, Olga Casals:
Traffic profiles in ATM networks. 49-69 - Leonidas Georgiadis, Roch Guérin, Vinod G. J. Peris, Kumar N. Sivarajan:
The effect of traffic shaping in efficiently providing end-to-end performance guarantees. 71-83 - Annie Gravey
, Luc Romoeuf, K. Sevilla, Søren Blaabjerg:
Models for setting ATM parameter values. 85-107 - Brian L. Mark, Gopalakrishnan Ramamurthy:
UPC based traffic descriptors for ATM: How to determine, interpret and use them. 109-122 - Sathya Rao, F. Volery, M. Potts, M. Riese:
Traffic considerations for the design of ATM switch architectures. 123-133 - Nikolas Mitrou, Kimon P. Kontovasilis, Emmanuel N. Protonotarios:
ATM traffic engineering for ABR service provisioning. 135-157 - Samuli Aalto, Ilkka Norros, Jorma T. Virtamo, J. L. Berg, E. Smeitink:
Architectural issues of ATM based connectionless overlay network. 159-175 - Josée Mignault, Annie Gravey, Catherine Rosenberg:
A survey of straightforward statistical multiplexing models for ATM networks. 177-208 - Sam Manthorpe:
Buffer and bandwidth allocation for TCP data traffic: experimental results. 209-221 - Israel Cidon, Roch Guérin, Asad Khamisy, Kumar N. Sivarajan:
Cell versus message level performances in ATM networks. 223-239 - Reto Grünenfelder, César J. Gallego:
ATM network testing and measurement. 241-248 - Axel Brinkmann, Cor Lavrijsen, Stéphane Louis, Robin Macfadyen, Danny De Vleeschauwer, Rein De Vries, Steven Winstanley:
Performance evaluation - Test configurations and results. 249-272
Volume 5, Number 2, September 1996
- Mohammad Peyravian, L. Gün:
Bandwidth efficiency of the networking broadband services architecture: A case study. 273-301 - Wen-Jung Hsin, Appie van de Liefvoort:
The teletraffic analysis of the multi-server loss model with renewal distributions. 303-321 - Michel Gendreau, Brunilde Sansò, David A. Stanford:
Optimizing routing in packet-switched networks with non-Poisson offered traffic. 323-340 - Kit-Man Chan, Tak-Shing Peter Yum:
Analysis of adaptive routing schemes in multirate loss networks. 341-359 - William A. Massey, Geraldine A. Parker, Ward Whitt:
Estimating the parameters of a nonhomogeneous Poisson process with linear rate. 361-388 - Tao Yang, Jun Yei:
Optimal solutions for a dynamic bandwidth allocation scheme in high-speed networks. 389-412 - Ioannis E. Pountourakis:
Throughput evaluation of multichannel slotted Aloha-type protocols with receiver collisions. 413-419 - Yi-Bing Lin, Anthony Noerpel, Dan Harasty:
Self-subrating for voice/data in PCS. 421-429
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