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ORCIDInternational Journal of Satellite Communications and Networking, Volume 23
Volume 23, Number 1, January / February 2005
- Hermann Bischl, Markus Werner, Achim Dreher, L. Richard, Erich Lutz, J. Bostic, Hartmut Brandt, Petia Todorova, F. Krepel, M. Emmelmann:
ATM-based multimedia communication via NGSO-satellites. 1-32 - Walaa Hamouda, Peter J. McLane:
An integrated FEC coding scheme for ATM transmission over regenerative satellite networks. 33-46 - Sven Fischer, Volker Kühn, Karl-Dirk Kammeyer:
Adaptive multiuser interference suppression for CDM satellite systems. 47-65 - Sei-ichiro Kawase:
Interferometric monitoring of satellite longitudes. 67-76 - Vasilios K. Katsambas, John D. Kanellopoulos:
A model for the estimation of the carrier-to-noise plus total interference ratio between two adjacent dual polarized satellite links sharing the same frequency band. 77-90
Volume 23, Number 2, March / April 2005
- Per Hovstad, Liching Sung:
The Region 1 & 3 Broadcasting-Satellite Service Plan after WRC-03. 91-110 - Fernando Pérez-Fontán, S. Martínez, B. Sanmartín, Cristina Enjamio, Perfecto Mariño, Fernando Machado
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An enhanced Markov chain based model for the narrowband LMS channel in built-up areas. 111-128 - Xinping Huang:
A direct conversion receiver for satellite communication systems. 129-141 - Cristina Enjamio, Enric Vilar, David Ndzi, Fernando Pérez-Fontán:
Short-scale diversity in a dynamic rain fade environment. 143-152
Volume 23, Number 3, May / June 2005
- Darren D. Chang, Olivier L. de Weck:
Basic capacity calculation methods and benchmarking for MF-TDMA and MF-CDMA communication satellites. 153-171 - Amane Miura, M. Tanaka:
Examination of the data rate obtainable with low-gain non-tracking antenna applied to user terminal used for mobile communications and broadcasting services provided by quasi-zenithal satellites. 173-190 - Carlos L. Ramos:
Managing logical channel configurations in complex satellite architectures. 191-201
Volume 23, Number 4, July / August 2005
- Emilio Matricciani:
Deep-space communications with a 2-hop downlink with high link-availability. 203-228 - Güray Açar, Catherine Rosenberg:
Simulation analyses of weighted fair bandwidth-on-demand (WFBoD) process for broadband multimedia geostationary satellite systems. 229-245 - Jin Young Kim:
Performance of a turbo-coded CDMA system in a mobile satellite channel. 247-262
Volume 23, Number 5, September / October 2005
- Barry G. Evans:
SatNEx - A European Network of Excellence in satellite communications. 263
- Paolo Barsocchi, Nedo Celandroni, Franco Davoli, Erina Ferro, Giovanni Giambene, Francisco Javier González-Castaño, Alberto Gotta, José Ignacio Moreno, Petia Todorova:
Radio resource management across multiple protocol layers in satellite networks: a tutorial overview. 265-305 - Roberto Conte:
Satellite rural communications: telephony and narrowband networks. 307-321
Volume 23, Number 6, November / December 2005
- A. K. Jutty, S. N. Ghawghawe, Debasish Ghose, V. Mani:
Evaluation of algorithms for efficient partitioning and scheduling of data bursts in satellite communications. 323-358 - Fengge Wu, Fuchun Sun, Ke Yu, Chang-Wen Zheng:
Performance evaluation on a double-layered satellite network. 359-371 - Maria Koletta, Philip Constantinou:
A new methodology for the determination of the co-ordination area around stations of the fixed service (FS) with respect to mobile Earth stations on board vessels (ESVs). 373-392
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