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ADVANCE PROGRAM The 1994 Singapore International Conference on Communication Systems (ICCS) November 14-18, 1994 The Westin Stamford & Westin Plaza Singapore The theme for this year's ICCS is "Towards Multimedia Personal Communications". The organising committee has worked out a programme to cover a wide range of issues and topics with the aim to maximise discussion of the leading developments. Participants will be able to customise their attendance as the Conference will be organised into six parallel sessions. In addition, a two-day tutorial will precede the conference. The Technical Program covers all the major areas of current interest in communications. Networks and network-related topics make up about one third of the sessions. The more traditional and well-established areas of digital communications and signal processing occupy the majority of the rest of the program. About one sixth of the program also consists of contributions in communication components. ======================================================================= TUTORIALS (Tuesday, October 25) ======================================================================= Tutorial A ========== Multimedia Networking Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pink 14 November 1994, Monday (9:00am -5:00pm) 1. Multimedia applications need high performance computers and broad band networks: - Teleconferencing - Video on Demand - Virtual Reality 2. Switching - ISDN and B-ISDN - Local Area ATM - Wide Area ATM - ATM signalling and QoS negotiation - Scheduling and real time service 3. Routing - Connection-oriented vs Connection-less - Real time multimedia and TCP/IP - Multicast IP - Internet flows - Sender-oriented protocols: ST-2 - Receiver-oriented protocols: RSVP - Teleconferencing protocols: sd, vat, wb - Next generation IP 4. End Systems - ATM Adaptation Layers - Transport protocols - Advance resource reservation - Making sockets ready for multimedia - Host/Network Interfaces: Witless, Afterburner, Jetstream, Aurora TUTORIAL B ========== Mobile Multimedia Communications Dr Lajos Hanzo 15 November 1994, Tuesday (9.00am - 5.00pm) 1. System Issues - A historical perspective of mobile communications and its evolution towards multimedia personal communications. - Narrowband and wideband mobile radio propagation: Pathloss, slow-fading, fast-fading, dispersion. - System technique of intelligent mobile multimedia communicators and networks. 2. System Components - Speech and image source coding, voice activity detection. - Forward error correction (FEC) coding and interleaving. - Modulation: full versus partial response, binary versus non-binary schemes. - Multiple access techniques: frequency, time and code division as well as packet reservation multiple access. 3. A comparative overview of the existing standardised mobile telecommunications systems, such as GSM, DCS 1800, IS-54, JDMR, DECT and CT-2 and their ability to accommodate multimedia services. 4. Future intelligent multimedia systems. TUTORIAL C ========== Very Low Bit Rate Video Coding Dr King N Ngan 15 November 1994, Tuesday (9.00am - 12.30pm) 1. Overview of H.261 and MPEG standards 2. Detailed description of the MPEG4 simulation model-SIM3 - Motion estimation - Prediction - Coding 3. Advanced video coding techniques - Model-based coding - Object-oriented coding - Fractal coding - Wavelet coding ============================================================================= CONFERENCE PROGRAM ( November 16-18 ) ============================================================================= The technical program consists of 36 sessions in 6 parallel tracks in Rooms 1-6. ________________________________________________________________________ | | | | | | | | | | Room 1 |Room 2 |Room 3 |Room 4 |Room 5 |Room 6 | |_______________|_________|________|________|________|________|________| | | | OPENING AND KEYNOTE ADDRESS | | DAY | AM | S1 | S2 | S3 | S4 | S5 | S6 | | 1 |________|_________|________|________|________|________|________| | | | | | | | | | |Nov 16| PM | S7 | S8 | S9 | S10 | S11 | S12 | |______|________|_________|________|________|________|________|________| | | | | | | | | | | DAY | AM | S13 | S14 | S15 | S16 | S17 | S18 | | 2 |________|_________|________|________|________|________|________| | | | | | | | | | |Nov 17| PM | S19 | S20 | S21 | S22 | S23 | S24 | |______|________|_________|________|________|________|________|________| | | | | | | | | | | DAY | AM | S25 | S26 | S27 | S28 | S29 | S30 | | 3 |________|_________|________|________|________|________|________| | | | S31(a) | | | | | | |Nov 18| PM | S31(b) | S32 | S33 | S34 | S35 | S36 | |______|________|_________|________|________|________|________|________| ============================================================================== November 16, 1994 DAY 1 Opening Session:The Technological Foundations of Personal Communication Service Andrew J Viterbi Vice chairman and Chief Technical Officer QUALCOMM incorporated ********************************************** SESSION S1 PROPAGATION MODELS FOR WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS 1.1 Microcell Radio Propagation Prediction Techniques RD Murch, P Wong: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong 1.2 Diffraction Loss Prediction for Land Mobile Radio Communication S Le-Ngoc, K Gu: Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada T Banerjee, Nova Technologies Inc, Canada 1.3 Personal Wireless Communications: A Challenge in Radiowave Propagation Modelling MJ Neve, GB Rowe: University of Auckland, New Zealand 1.4 A New Empirical Model for Indoor Propagation Prediction KW Cheung, JHM Sau, MS Fong, RD Murch: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong SESSION S2 RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING 2.1 Least Variance Estimation of Motion Error For Synthetic Aperture Radar YH Lu, TS Yeo, PS Kooi, CB Zhang, LP Deng, C Tsao: National University of Singapore, Singapore 2.2 Phase-Coded Pulse Compression Implementation for Radar Performance Analysis J Fu, GA Bi, LH Tan: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 2.3 Artificial Neural Network Approach for Classification of Vegetation from Synthetic Aperture Radar Images K Venkataraman: Australian National University, Australia CS Lee: Swinburne University of Technology, Australia 2.4 SAR Real Time Motion Compensation: Average Cancellation Method for Aircraft Motion Error Extraction CB Zhang, TS Yeo, PS Kooi, YH Lu, LP Deng, C Tsao: National University of Singapore, Singapore 2.5 Implementation of Range Super-resolution of Radar with Adaline JS Tang, ZD Zhu: Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China SESSION S3 DIRECTION-OF-ARRIVAL ESTIMATION 3.1 L1 Normed Propagator for DOA Estimation in Contaminated Noise Z Liu, ZW Zhu, GS Liu: Nanjing University of Science and Technology, China 3.2 A Study of the Resolvability of Vector-Sensor Array in Direction-of-Arrival Estimation KC Ho, KC Tan, W Ser: Defence Science Organisation, Singapore 3.3 An Efficient Method for DOA Estimation Using Linear Array YH Sng, MH Er, YC Soh: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 3.4 Direction-of-Arrival Estimation in the Presence of Finite Distance Broad-Band Sources YM Chen: Yuan-Ze Institute of Technology, Taiwan 3.5 Angle of Arrival Estimation - A Novel Technique using I/Q Outputs NN Sastry: Defence Electronics Research Laboratory, India SNN Pandit: Osmania University, India SESSION S4 VIDEO SIGNAL PROCESSING AND TRANSMISSION 4.1 CATV Trends and Video Dialtone - Technology and Challenges C Venkatraman: Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, USA 4.2 A 3-D Segmentation-Based Coding for Very Low Bit Rate Video Transmission SM Lee, YH Kim, C Ahn: Electronics & Telecommunication Research Institute, Korea 4.3 Adaptive Motion Compensated Vector Quantizer for ATM Video Coding with Cell Loss Compensation J Feng:University of New South Wales, Australia K T Lo: Hong Kong Polytechnic, Hong Kong H Mehrpour: University of New South Wales, Australia 4.4 Layered Video Communications in an ATM Environment M Khademi, FJ Paoloni: University of Wollongong, Australia SESSION S5 MICROWAVE COMPONENTS 5.1 Modelling and Testing of Radial Dividers/Combiners (invited paper) ME Bialkowski: University of Queensland, Australia VP Waris: Mitec Ltd, Australia PW Davis: University of Queensland, Australia 5.2 Modelling and Testing of Symmetrical n-Port Planar Power Dividers LJ Tan, SP Yeo: National University of Singapore, Singapore 5.3 Consequences of Port Mismatch and Finite Isolation on Power Combining KW Eccleston: National University of Singapore, Singapore 5.4 Dynamic Behaviour of a Microwave Power Amplifier/combiner SQ Wang, SH Tan: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore SESSION S6 NETWORK MODELLING AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION 6.1 A HGF Integrated Evaluation Method for Computer Network BP Yan: National Research Center for Intelligent Computing Systems, China 6.2 Function-Based Methodology to Model Communication Protocols for Performance Evaluation A Cohen, R Mrabet: Universite Libre De Bruxelles, Belgium 6.3 Performance Analysis of Queueing Algorithms in Packet System Internal Protocol Handler SS Joo, KP Jun, YS Kim: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 6.4 A Fourier Approach to the Study of Cyclic Behaviour of Networks D Habibi: Edith Cowan University, Australia DJH Lewis: University of Tasmania, Australia 6.5 An Exact Model for the Queueing Analysis of a Non-Preemptive MMPP/D/1 Priority System for ATM Applications B Venkataramani, SK Bose, KR Srivathsan: Indian Institute of Technology, India SESSION S7 MODULATION, CODING AND EQUALIZATION 7.1 A Method of Equalization of OFDM Signal with Inter-Symbol and Inter-Channel Interferences M Itami, H Takano, H Ohta, K Itoh: Science University of Tokyo, Japan 7.2 A New Class of Constant Envelope Multi-Dimensional Modulation Schemes for Non-Linearly Amplified Channels SL Drakul, E Biglieri: Politechnico Di Torino, Italy 7.3 Variable Step Adaptive Equalizer for Digital Mobile Radio CC Goh, AZ Sha'ameri, I Ismail: Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia 7.4 Studying the Performance of Multiple Trellis Coded Modulation (MTCM) Using Bounding Techniques TP Choo, KH Li, VK Dubey: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 7.5 An Implementation of the Generalized Stack Algorithm Using a Partially Sorting Algorithm K Achtmann, W Rupprecht: University of Kaiserslautern, Germany 7.6 Multidimensional Trellis Coded Frequency/Phase Modulation G Wibisono, I Sasase: Keio University, Japan 7.7 Limitations on the Subcarrier Frequency-To-Bit Rate Ratio For PCM/PSK/PM Modulation Schemes LV Lam, TM Nguyen, B Shah, SM Hinedi, A Anabtawi: California Institute of Technology, USA 7.8 Adaptive Channel Equalization using Counter Propagation Networks JC Patra, RN Pal: Indian Institute of Technology, India 7.9 Skewed Differential Phase Shift Keying X Lin, WC Wong: National University of Singapore, Singapore SESSION S8 OPTICAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 8.1 Pulse Position Modulation for Optically Amplified Passive Optical Networks RA Cryan, AJ Phillips, JM Senior: Manchester Metropolitan University, UK 8.2 Performance Analysis of Modulation Codes for Fiber Optical Network YK Su, Z Li, Y Xin: Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China 8.3 A Modulation and Coding Technique for Coherent Optical Fiber Transmission Systems GM Drakul, SL Drakul: Politechnico Di Torino, Italy 8.4 Calculating the Performance of Optical CPFSK Phase Diversity Receivers CL Ho: National Central University, Taiwan 8.5 Performance of an Optically Preamplified PPM System With Error Correction RA Cryan: Manchester Metropolitan University, UK 8.6 Spectral Performance Modelling of Optical Access Networks JM Senior, DE Asumu: Manchester Metropolitan University, UK T Finegan: BT Laboratories, UK 8.7 A Multiwavelength Lightwave Platform For Transporting Broadband Signals MHM Nizam, DG Smith: University of Strathclyde, UK 8.8 The Study of SDH OC-3 Add-Drop Multiplexer Architecture SC Wang: Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 8.9 Real-Time Modelling of Alarm Generation and Propagation in an SDH Network P Hayes, A Marshall: Queen's University of Belfast, UK SESSION S9 SIGNAL PROCESSING 9.1 Wavelets and Wavelets - design issues (invited paper) DT Nguyen, A Liew: University of Tasmania, Australia 9.2 Signal Representation using Wavelet Transform Maxima A Liew, DT Nguyen: University of Tasmania, Australia 9.3 Enhancement of Sinusoidal Waveform by Forward and Backward Difference Function N Kunieda, T Shimamura, J Suzuki: Saitama University, Japan 9.4 Low Aliasing AR Spectral Estimation Using Nonuniformly Sampled Data HA Dezfuli: Tarbiat Modares University, Iran H Alavi, Isfahan University of Technology, Iran 9.5 A Wavelet Packet Approach to Radio Signal Classification NP Ta: Macquarie University, Australia 9.6 NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH TO SEISMIC SIGNAL ANALYSIS SW Foo, MY Lin: National University of Singapore, Singapore 9.7 Wideband Signal Estimation Using Karhunen-Loeve Filters D Mohd: Petronas Research & Scientific Services, Malaysia 9.8 Adaptive AR Modeling in Gaussian Noise WR Wu, PC Chen: National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 9.9 Frequency Estimation of Low Rate Non-Uniformly Sampled Signals Using Neural Networks H Alavi, M Fadai: Isfahan University of Technology, Iran SESSION S10 MICROWAVE DEVICES AND SYSTEMS 10.1 Analysis of Biasing Considerations and Diode Models to Design RF Switches and Phase Shifters for L-Band Land Mobile Phased Array Antenna NC Karmakar: Mitec Ltd, Australia 10.2 A Method for Reducing the Number of Resonators in Duplexer Design TG Choi, JS Lim, YK Nam, DC Park: Chungnam National University, Korea 10.3 High Isolation Ka-Band Dual-Channel Finline Receiver XM Chen: Nanjing Electronic Devices Institute, China J Fu: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 10.4 A New Design of Voltage Controlled Dielectric Resonator Oscillator using three-terminal MESFET Varactor JY Lee, US Hong: Kwangwoon University, Korea 10.5 A Miniaturized L-Band Dual-Gate GaAs MESFET Mixer WQ Wang, XM Yang, XH Tang: Shanghai University of Technology, China 10.6 Implementation of a Linearized Power Amplifier using the Predistorter and Direct Conversion Technique CK Jung, HK Park: Yonsei University, Korea BY Ryu: Gold Star Ltd, Korea 10.7 Effect of Time-Discontinuous Frequency Modulated Signal on the Performance of an Injection-synchronized Microwave FM-to-AM Converter S Sarkar: University of Burdwan, India 10.8 An Improved Design Procedure for a Dielectric Resonator Bandpass Filter in MIC Environment A Jain, A Biswas: Indian Institute of Technology, India 10.9 Determination of Electrical Length of Microstrip Lines and Antennas P Bhattacharjee: Naktola, India SESSION S11 ATM I 11.1 The Implementation Issues of an Adaptor for ATM-based LANs SH Jeong, KC Kim, JK Kim, JP Hong: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 11.2 Simple Media Access Control of ATM hub KC Kim, JH Lee: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 11.3 Performance Experiments within Interconnected Local ATM Networks T Luckenbach, F Schulz: GMD Fokus Berlin, Germany 11.4 Performance Evaluations in the BALI ATM-Network R Hartmann, K Jonas, T Kusch: Technical University of Berlin, Germany 11.5 ATM-based Local Area Networks - A Conceptional Approach DL Vu: Conware Computer Consulting GmbH, Germany 11.6 New Addressing Scheme for Ring Type Topology ATM-LAN SM Kang, BC Jeon: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea DY Kim: Chungnam National University, Korea 11.7 The A-VPN Server: a Solution for ATM Virtual Private Networks P Coppo, M D'Ambrossio, V Vercellone: CSELT, Italy 11.8 An Error Control Scheme for Multicast Communications over an ATM Network P Godlewski, M Braneci, A Serhouchni: Telecom Paris, France 11.9 Performance Improvement in ATM Network using Interlaced Error Correcting Code KL Chung, TM Ko: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong SESSION S12 MOBILE/WIRELESS/SATELLITE NETWORKS I 12.1 A New Dynamic Reservation Multiple Access Protocol for Supporting Multimedia Traffic in 3rd Generation Cellular System R Beraldi, A Iera, S Marano, P Salerno: Universita della Calabria, Italy 12.2 Minislotted Packet Reservation Multiple Access Protocol for Integrated Voice-Data Transmission ST Chua, KC Chua, KM Lye: National University of Singapore, Singapore 12.3 Efficiency of a Packet Reservation Multiple Access (PRMA) Based Packet Switched Mobile Telephone System for Integrated Voice, Data and Video Communication JY Khan: Massey University, New Zealand 12.4 The XTDMA: A Packet Access Protocol for Mobile Multimedia, and its Application to Packet Voice Overlay Services over Existing TDMA Cellular Interface SS Chakraborty: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland 12.5 Triple Receiver-based Protocols for CDMA Wireless Data Networks and Performance Analysis NC Lim, XH Chen: National University of Singapore, Singapore 12.6 Indoor Infrared wireless networks utilising PPM CDMA JMH Elmirghani, RA Cryan: Manchester Metropolitan University, UK 12.7 Prototyping of Indoor High Speed Diffused Infrared Transceiver for Wireless Data Communications HK Lu, TH Tsaur, KC Chen, CK Wong: National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan 12.8 Underground Microcellular Communications Network KS Chung: Curtin University of Technology, Australia 12.9 Two Way Calling Enhancement to the Public CT2 System CJH Foo, S Lim, KM Lye, BT Tan, KC Chua: National University of Singapore, Singapore R Sharp, Motorola Electronics Pte Ltd, Singapore ==================================================================================== November 17, 1994 DAY 2 Banquet Address (Evening) ------------------------ Towards Multimedia Personal Communications Mr. Graham J. Davey Head, International Telecommunication Union Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific ****************************************** SESSION S13 SPREAD SPECTRUM I 13.1 Overview of the Technical Basis of Qualcomm's CDMA Cellular Telephone System Design - A View of North American EIA/TIA/IS-95 (invited paper) JS Lee: J.S. Lee Associates Inc, USA 13.2 Rejection Filters for DS Spread-Spectrum Communications KH Li, A Kot: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 13.3 A Novel Interference Rejection Scheme For DS-CDMA Using Adaptive Noise Cancellation SSH Wijayasuriya, PG Turner, GH Norton, JP McGeehan: University of Bristol, UK 13.4 Average Performance of some Spreading Codes for Asynchronous DS/SSMA System BQ Long, P Zhang, JD Hu, YM Song: Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China 13.5 Implementation of a Conjugate Matched Filter Adaptive Receiver for DS-CDMA PG Turner, SSH Wijiayasuriya, JP McGeehan: University of Bristol, UK 13.6 Efficient Simulation of Spread Spectrum Multiple Access Communications Systems KB Letaief: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong 13.7 A New Code Acquisition Scheme using divided Matched Filters for DS/SS Signal with Frequency Offset M Mizutani, M Katayama, T Yamazato, A Ogawa: Nagoya University, Japan 13.8 The Effect of Discrete TOA Randomization on Capture Phenomenon in DS/SS Indoor Wireless Communications with Delay Capture MG Kyeong: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea PE Cantrell: Texas A&M University, USA TA Dowling: Ohio State University, USA 13.9 A Conferencing Spread Spectrum Radio KM Lye, TT Tjhung, KC Chua, TC Pek, WH Yung, WP Goh, YP Chia: National University of Singapore, Singapore WK Loh, FL Ma, KM Low: Defence Material Organisation, Singapore SESSION S14 SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS 14.1 Mobile Satellite Communications (invited paper) WW Wu, EF Miller, WL Pritchard, RL Pickholtz: The Consultare Technology Group, Inc, USA 14.2 Cost-Effective Microsatellites for Low Earth Orbit Communications MN Sweeting: University of Surrey, UK 14.3 G4 FAX Interface and Its Operations in DAMA-SCPC System via Intelsat VII Satellite NS Park, JH Kim, KS Choi: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 14.4 Throughput and Delay Characteristics of ARQ Transport Protocols over LEO and GEO Satellite Networks M Talla, AK Elhakeem, M Kadoch: Concordia University, Canada 14.5 In-Orbit Channel Measurement and Equalisation for Low Earth Orbit Communications Using Digital Signal Processing Techniques on the PoSAT-1 Microsatellite W Sun, MN Sweeting, MS Hodgart: University of Surrey, UK 14.6 A Hybrid-ARQ Protocol with Optimal Adaptive Error Control for Multidestination Satellite Communications H Zhao, T Sato, I Kimura: Kyoto University, Japan 14.7 Performance Comparison Between the MSBN and the GSM Systems in a GEO Satellite Environment FD Priscoli: Universita Di Roma "La Sapienza", Italy F Muratore: CSELT, Italy 14.8 A Novel Implementation of an MSK Modem Using Digital Signal Processing Techniques On-Board a Low Earth Orbit Microsatellite W Sun, MN Sweeting, MS Hodgart: University of Surrey, UK SESSION S15 ANTENNA STRUCTURES 15.1 Parallel Simulation of Electromagnetic Fields for Telecommunications Applications (invited paper) DP Rodohan, SR Cvetkovic, PD Beavis, RJ Glover: Brunel University, UK SR Saunders: Philips Telecom, UK 15.2 Modified Transmission Line Antenna for Personal Handy Phone T Tsukiji, Y Kumon: Fukuoka University, Japan 15.3 Accurate Determination of Resonance Frequency and Sensitivity of Higher Order Modes of a Circular Microstrip Patch Antenna AK Verma: University of Delhi, India 15.4 Explicit Presentation of Field along Periphery of a CP Microstrip Antenna PC Sharma: SHRI G.S. Institute of Technology & Science, India 15.5 Theoretical and Experimental Investigations of Circular Microstrip Patch Antenna in Cylindrical Cavity Enclosures NC Karmakar: Mitec Ltd, Australia 15.6 Radiation characteristics of coplanAr waveguide antenna array MS Leong, PS Kooi, TS Yeo, YX Sun: National University of Singapore, Singapore 15.7 A Study on a Waveguide Slot Antenna with Dielectric Covers YH Lee, YG Lee, HK Park: Yonsei University, Korea 15.8 Full-Wave Analysis of Antenna Radiation in a Rectangular Waveguide with Discontinuity: Part I - Dyadic Green's Function G-ze,m LW Li, PS Kooi, MS Leong, TS Yeo: National University of Singapore, Singapore 15.9 Full-wave Analysis of Antenna Radiation in a Rectangular Waveguide with Discontinuity: Part II - Probe Mutual Impedence LW Li, PS Kooi, MS Leong, TS Yeo: National University of Singapore, Singapore SESSION S16 LOCAL AND METROPOLITAN AREA NETWORKS 16.1 An Efficient Reuse Protocol for DQDB Networks JH Wen: National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan 16.2 Optimal Nodes Arrangement in DQDB Network JHMA Bakar, I Ismail: Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia 16.3 Long-range Dependencies in Ethernet Traffic offered to Interconnected DQDB MANs M Cinotti, ED Mese, S Giordano, F Russo: University of Pisa, Italy 16.4 Performance Analysis and Parameters Region for Real Time Applications in IEEE 802.4 Token Bus Network JH Kim: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea SB Rhee: Dan Kook University, Korea 16.5 Bandwidth Allocation for FDDI Ring with Interworking Unit CC Yang, CS Wu, JH Wen: National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan 16.6 Performance Model of Bandwidth Allocation Strategies for Multimedia FDDI Networks JM Ng, E Chan: City Polytechnic of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 16.7 Performance of an FDDI-ATM Gateway Supporting Multi-class Traffic JA Manan, DA Harle: University of Strathclyde, UK 16.8 An Efficient access Protocol for use on Asymmetrically Loaded Gbit/s LANs JM Senior, GN Higginbottom: Manchester Metropolitan University, UK SESSION S17 ATM II 17.1 Discrete-time Models for Connection Admission Control (CAC) of Video in ATM C Herrmann: Aachen University of Technology, Germany 17.2 Call Admission Control in ATM Networks using Neural Networks BM Ali, I Khalil, AR Bidin: Universiti Pertanian Malaysia, Malaysia 17.3 On Traffic Shaping in ATM Networks RC Lehr, JW Mark: University of Waterloo, Canada 17.4 Traffic Controls in ATM Networks TC Hou: National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan MM Choy: ITRI, Taiwan 17.5 Performance Comparison of Peak Bit Rate and Bursty traffic Specification and Allocation Policer Functions TM Jadoon, DA Harle: University of Strathclyde, UK 17.6 A Per-Burst and Per-Cell Combined Policing Mechanism for ATM Networks in the case of On/Off and Loss Sensitive Sources: The "DTAT" R Beraldi, A Iera, S Marano, R Sestito: Universita Della Calabria, Italy 17.7 Fuzzy Logic based ATM Policing KF Cheung, HK Tsang, CC Cheng, LC Wai: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong 17.8 Block of Cells Discarding for Congestion Control in ATM Networks H Inai: Okayama Prefectural University, Japan 17.9 A Marking Method for Congestion Avoidance in ATM-based Multimedia Networks D Adimi, A Hachicha: ESIGETEL, France SESSION S18 MOBILE/WIRELESS/SATELLITE NETWORKS II 18.1 Mobile software agents for control of distributed systems based on principles of social insect behaviour S Steward: BT Developments and Procurement, UK 18.2 On the Packet Radio Multicast Scheme for the Personal Communications Era Y Yamauchi: Osaka Institute of Technology, Japan 18.3 Routing in Land Mobile Computer Networks Y Tscha, HK Seong: Sangji University, Korea 18.4 A New Generalized Mechanism of Secure Internetworked Information Service Creation for Future Personal Communications Networks GS Kuo: National Central University, Taiwan 18.5 A Novel Adaptive Traffic Load Shedding Scheme for CDMA Cellular Mobile Systems KL Lee, XH Chen: National University of Singapore, Singapore 18.6 Dynamic Frame Control for TDD Based Wireless LAN YH Kim, HY Kim, KH Lee: Inha University, Korea 18.7 Performance of Centralised and Distributed CSMA Radio Local Area Networks SM Nor, I Ismail: Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia 18.8 Spread-Slotted ALOHA Throughput in Nonuniform Traffic Situation for LEO Satellite Communication Systems A Jamalipour, M Katayama, T Yamazato, A Ogawa: Nagoya University, Japan 18.9 A Non-profit Satellite based Computer Network System for Academic Information Exchange in Asia-Pacific Region Y Nemoto, K Ohta, N Sun: Tohoku University, Japan G Mansfield: AIC Systems Laboratory, Japan N Hemmakorn: King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Thailand N Hamamoto: Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Japan SESSION S19 SPREAD SPECTRUM II 19.1 The Performance of Coded Hopped Multilevel DPSK on a Fading Mobile Satellite Channel with Interference (invited paper) PH Wittke, YM Lam, PJ Elliott: Queen's University, Canada 19.2 Neural Networks for PN Synchronization and Optimal Symbol Decision in DS/SS Indoor Communications SH Leung, JF Weng: City Polytechnic of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 19.3 Local Common Receiver-based Protocols for Spread Spectrum Data Networks and Performance Analysis NC Lim, XH Chen: National University of Singapore, Singapore 19.4 Commutation Signaling Code Division Multiple Access PV Krishnamurthy, H Leib: McGill University, Canada 19.5 An Adaptive Decoding Algorithm for Frequency Hop Communication Systems with Partial-Band Jamming and other kind of Interferences Z Liang, JY Zheng: Guilin Institute of Electronic Technology, China 19.6 Performance Analysis of a Spread Spectrum M-ary Orthogonal Modulation under Multipath Fading HB Zhang, D Rutkowski: Aalborg University, Denmark 19.7 Simultaneous Transmission of Spread-Spectrum Signals of Different Process Gains M Katayama, T Yamazato, A Ogawa: Nagoya University, Japan A Kakami: Toyota Motor Corporation, Japan 19.8 Orthogonal Multi-Carrier FH-CDMA Schemes for Frequency Selective Fading M Ohkawa, R Kohno, H Imai: Communications Research Laboratory (MPT), Japan 19.9 Optimum Bandwidth Expansion for DS/SSMA Communication Over a Multipath Rayleigh Fading Channel SH Choi, SW Kim: Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology, Korea SESSION S20 DATA COMMUNICATIONS 20.1 The Impact of Imperfect Data Streams on the Performance of BPSK and QPSK Receivers TM Nguyen, HG Yeh: California Institute of Technology, USA 20.2 Evaluation of Near-End Crosstalk Noise Affecting ADSL Systems M Carbonelli, DD Seta, D Perucchini: Fondazione Ugo Bordoni, Italy L Petrini: SIP DG, Italy 20.3 Non-Coherent SCCS Bit Tracking Loop TY Cheng, KC Chen: National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan 20.4 Spectral Analysis at the Output of a TWT Driven by an OFDM signal G Cariolaro, G Michieletto, L Vangelista: Universita Di Padova, Italy 20.5 HF Modem Design based upon Complementary Sequence Sets KV Prasad, M Darnell: University of Hull ISRO Satellite Centre, India 20.6 MFSK Demodulation using Parallel IIR ALE with Time-Varying Step Size Factor MT Kilani, JF Chicharo: University of Wollongong, Australia 20.7 Evaluation of Cellular Control Channel Performance in Noise and Interference S Faruque: Northern Telecom Canada, Canada 20.8 Design Method of Filters with Time-domain Constraints for Data Communication Systems N Aikawa, H Isomura, T Ishikawa: Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan 20.9 An Adaptive ARQ Scheme using Pragmatic TCM ML Lin, RH Deng: National University of Singapore, Singapore SESSION S21 FADING CHANNELS 21.1 Performance Evaluation of Digital Receivers in the Presence of Intersymbol Interference and Slowly Fading Channel TM Nguyen, California Institute of Technology, USA R Kumar, HG Yeh:California State University, USA 21.2 On the Bit Error Rate of Binary DPSK over the Nonselective Rayleigh Fading Channel with Cochannel Interference PY Kam: National University of Singapore, Singapore 21.3 Combined TCM, Carrier Recovery and Equalization in Shadowed Rician Fast Fading Channel using Diversity JB Song, JH Kim: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 21.4 Optimal Linear Interpolative Channel Estimation for TDMA-based Personal Mobile Communications over Frequency-Selective Channels SA Fechtel, H Meyr: Aachen University of Technology, Germany 21.5 A Coherent Detector for some CPFSK Schemes Operating in Fast Fading Channels JH Kim: Chang Won National University, Korea KM Ho: Simon Fraser University, Canada 21.6 High Speed Bit Error Rate Analysis in Frequency Selective Fading Channels AR Nix, JP McGeeHan: University of Bristol, UK 21.7 Computer Simulation of Three TCM Codes over Band-Limited Satellite Fading Channels KJ Yong, VK Dubey, E Gunawan: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 21.8 An Error Bound Analysis for M-DPSK in Frequency-Selective Rayleigh Fading Channel with Diversity Reception YC Chow, AR Nix, JP McGeehan: University of Bristol, UK 21.9 Performance Analysis of Quadrature Overlapping Modulations in Non-linear Fading Channels WH Ong, XH Chen: National University of Singapore, Singapore SESSION S22 ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION 22.1 Numerical Analysis of A Grid Array Antenna H Nakano, I Oshima, H Mimaki, J Yamauchi: Japan Hosei University, Japan K Hirose: Shonan Institute of Technology, Japan 22.2 Array of High Directive Endfire Elements AR Harish, M Sachidananda: Indian Institute of Technology, India 22.3 A Low Profile Antenna Array for Underground Mine Communication RY Chao, KS Chung: Curtin University of Technology, Australia 22.4 An L-Band Vehicle Mounted Cylindrical Array for Satellite Communications ST Jellett, ME Bialkowski: University of Queensland, Australia RS Varnes: University of Southern Queensland, Australia 22.5 8-Element Spiral Array Antenna for Satellite Communications Y Kazama, T Suda: Japan Radio Co. Ltd, Japan 22.6 Diurnal Variation of Rainfall Rate in Singapore JT Ong, YK Choo, SP Zhang: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 22.7 Propagation Characteristics above 1GHz at the Side of a Building KJ Kim, HK Park: Yonsei University, Korea 22.8 Electromagnetic Wave Propagation in a Generalized Cantor Fractal Nonlinear Multilayers HJ Yin, BW Lu, WM Song, YZ Yin: Institute of Electronics, China SESSION 23 ATM III 23.1 Comparison of Static & Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation Schemes for Multiple QOS Classes in ATM Networks HS Chan, HK Tsang: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong 23.2 Dynamic Resource Allocation in ATM Networks using Genetic Algorithms KS Thirupathy, S Shanmugavel: Anna University, India 23.3 The Resource Management Trade-Offs of Data Communications in ATM-based Networks M Mateescu: GMD Fokus Berlin, Germany H Augsten: Technical University Berlin, Germany 23.4 QOS Control in ATM Networks : A VP-Shaper that Regenerates Quasi CBR-VCs F Pitcho, N Yamanaka: NTT Communication Switching Laboratories, Japan 23.5 Introducing a Mixed Priority Queueing Model to Improve the Quality Of Service (QOS) in ATM Network S Ahmed, BM Ali, M Abbas, MR Mukerjee: Universiti Pertanian Malaysia, Malaysia 23.6 Transient Solution for Delay Jitter in ATM Networks LR Zhang: Monash University, Australia 23.7 Moments of the Queue Occupancy in an ATM Multiplexer Loaded with ON/OFF Sources R Slosiar: Ecole Polytechnique Federale De Lausanne, Switerland 23.8 Queuing Analysis for an ATM Multiplexer Loaded by CBR and ON-OFF Traffic Sources WY Han, SJ Lee, SH Kim: Chung Chong College, Korea CM Han: Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 23.9 Buffer Statistical Multiplexing for Bursty Data Calls in an ATM Network Adopting Fast Buffer Reservation Algorithm R Beraldi, A Iera, S Marano, V Ruggi: Universita Della Calabria, Italy SESSION S24 NETWORK PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT 24.1 HONG KONG AS A TELECOMMUNICATION HUB FOR CHINA (Invited paper) PS Chung: City Polytechnic of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 24.2 Fuzzy Logic based Dynamic Channel Assignment KF Cheung, M Abdul-Haleem, J Chuang: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong 24.3 Communication Network Planning using Artificial Neural Networks M Ahmad: Military College of Signals, Pakistan 24.4 Embedded Algorithms to Automate Managements of Telecommunications Networks I Hawker, CP Botham, R Chng: BT Developments and Procurement, UK 24.5 Network Management for B-ISDN Access Network H Park, D Kim, S Ahn, Y Cha, T Chung: Electronics & Telecommunication Research Institute, Korea 24.6 A Distributed Network Management System KH Lee: Changwon National University, Korea 24.7 generic Manager/Agent Architecture for TMN Applications JT Park: Telecommunications Technology Laboratory, Korea YH Cho: Kyungpook National University, Korea 24.8 Evaluation of the Performance of NTM function for OS versus the More Critical Parameters L Alcuri, S Mizio: Palermo University, Italy 24.9 WINDS - A Wide Area Directory Service for Network Management Y Hori: Kyushu Institute of Design, Japan S Yamaguchi: Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan S Nakamura: Toshiba Corporation, Japan Y Oie: Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan H Miyahara: Osaka University, Japan ==================================================================================== November 18, 1994 DAY 3 SESSION S25 FILTER DESIGN AND ALGORITHMS 25.1 A Two Step Size NLMS Adaptive Filter Algorithm CS Fausto, H Perez, R Marcelin, M Lopez: Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico 25.2 Analytical Approach for Designing FIR Notch Filters B Kumar, SB Jain, SC Dutta Roy: Delhi Institute of Technology, India 25.3 New Approach for Designing Recursive 2-D Variable Digital Filters TB Deng, T Soma: Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, Japan 25.4 Low Complexity Digital Filter Structures and Characteristics using Orthogonal Transforms JI Agbinya, DJ McLean: CSIRO, Australia 25.5 A Subband Echo Cancellation System H Perez, M Nakano, LN Rivera, L Ortiz, A Martinez: Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana, Mexico 25.6 An IIR Adaptive Line Enhancer with Controlled Bandwidth B Farhang-Boroujeny: National University of Singapore, Singapore 25.7 A Novel Parallel Adaptive Filter for Recursive Identification of Multipath Impulse Responses TJ Lim, MD Macleod: University of Cambridge, UK 25.8 A Modified LMS Algorithm with Improved Convergence B Rohani, KS Chung: Curtin University of Technology, Australia 25.9 A New Method for Modeling Complex Systems by Conversion of the Laplace Transform to the Z-transform E Penn: University of New Haven, USA SESSION S26 SPEECH CODING 26.1 Speech Coding by Wavelet Representation of Residual Signal Z Goh: Singapore Defence Science Organisation, Singapore SN Koh: Nanyang Technological University, 26.2 Low Bit Rate Coding Using an Interpolated Zinc Excitation LPC Model DJ Hiotakakos, CS Xydeas: University of Manchester, UK 26.3 Analysis and Optimization of Speech Coder(QCELP) Algorithm for CDMA Digital Cellular JH Park, YM Kim: Chonnam National University, Korea 26.4 Multi-Sinusoid Excitation Model for Audio Coding WW Chang, LW Wang: National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 26.5 A Low-Delay Speech Coding System at 4.8 Kb/s J Zhang, HS Wang: Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 26.6 Combining Fuzzy Vector Quantization and Neural Network Classification for Robust Isolated Word Speech Recognition C Lin, CS Xydeas, AF Erwood: University of Manchester, UK 26.7 A New Efficient Approach to the Optimization of a Low-Complexity MultiPulse Speech Coder F Beritelli, S Casale, AL Corte: University of Catania, Italy 26.8 Generalized Short-Time Hartley Transforms for Speech Processing JI Agbinya, DJ McLean: CSIRO, Australia SESSION S27 ARRAY SIGNAL PROCESSING 27.1 A Real-valued Adaptive Eigencomponents Update Algorithm for Beamforming L Chang: National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan 27.2 Broadband Source Tracking Using Beamformer with Maximally Flat Response at Null Directions PS Chin, CC Ko: National University of Singapore, Singapore 27.3 Adaptive Noise/Interference Cancellation in Time and Spatial Domain JT Xi, JF Chicharo: University of Wollongong, Australia 27.4 A Gain/Phase Calibration Technique for Adaptive Beamforming BP Ng: Singapore Polytechnic, Singapore MH Er: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 27.5 A Method for Array Calibration in Parametric Sensor Array Processing CMS See: Defence Science Organisation, Singapore 27.6 Iterative Frequency Estimation from Phase DW Lee: Dongguk University, Korea 27.7 A Weighted Spatial Smoothing Scheme for High-Resolution Direction-of- Arrival Estimation in Unknown Correlated Noise KC Tan, GL Oh: Defence Science Organisation, Singapore 27.8 Variance Reduction of Source-Tracking Response Zeros of Adaptive Arrays in the Presence of Errors CC Ko, KH Low: National University of Singapore, Singapore 27.9 A Robust Algorithm for Passive Angle Tracking of Multiple Moving Targets CS Lee: Swinburne University of Technology, Australia SESSION S28 MICROWAVE MEASUREMENTS 28.1 A Study into a Microwave Liquid Level Gauging System Incorporating a Surface Waveguide as the Transmission Medium M Bialkowski: University of Queensland, Australia S Stuchly: University of Victoria, Canada 28.2 Probe Compensation in Planar near Field Measurements using Blind Deconvolution V Prithviraj, AK Mallick: Indian Institute of Technology, India 28.3 High Precision Electromagnetic Field Sensors for Monitoring Communications Devices M Berwick, SR Cvetkovic, F Cecelja: Brunel University, UK W Balachandran: University of Surrey, UK 28.4 Correction of Adaptor Errors in Reflection-Coefficient Measurements of Waveguide Devices L Qiao, SP Yeo: National University of Singapore, Singapore 28.5 Application of TLR and TAR Calibration Techniques to Waveguide Measurements when Near Cut-off Frequency M Cheng, SP Yeo: National University of Singapore, Singapore 28.6 The Time Gating Technique in Antenna Pattern Measurements: Theory and Practice C Waiyapattanakorn, CG Parini: Chulalongkorn University, Thailand 28.7 Measuring Complex Permittivity and Permeability with Partially Filled Waveguide J Cao, CF Yang: University of Electronic Science & Technology of China, China 28.8 A TE Mode Sapphire Resonator Probe for Accurate Characterization of Microwave Surface Resistance of HTS Thin Films J Lu, QS Zhang, XY Ren, ZX Tang: University of Electronic Science & Technology of China, China SESSION S29 MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATIONS 29.1 Providing Support for Real-Time Multimedia Data Transfer R Schatzmayr: Technical University Berlin, Germany CP Fan: FOKUS-GMD, Germany 29.2 Communication Processing Techniques for Multimedia Systems M Maruyama, O Nakano, K Nishimura, H Nakano: NTT Human Interface Laboratories, Japan 29.3 MEmail: A Distributed Multimedia Electronic Mail System CJ Daroy, SC Hui, S Foo: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 29.4 Multipoint Communication Service for MAGIC (Multimedia Agent for Group Interactive Conference) YH Kim: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 29.5 Cooperative Multimedia Structures Management B Bouton, N Agoulmine: Universite De Versailles, France 29.6 Object Based Multi-Media Switch Software Architecture V Punj: AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA 29.7 A New Control Scheme for Multimedia Personal LANs DY Tu: Tohoku University, Japan K Hasegawa: Computer Center, Japan E Rashid: Tohoku University, Japan M Fukase: Research Institute of Electrical Communication, Japan Tadao Nakamura:Tohoku University, Japan 29.8 An ISDN- "OSI-Application Layer" Interface for Intelligent Networks, Multi-media, and Network Management H El-Gendy: El-Gendy's Pyramids Engineering Consultants Inc, Canada 29.9 Design of a High Speed Multimedia Network based on More Reliable Star-Ring DB Xiao: University of Ottawa, Canada XS Zeng, QD Pan: Hubei Institute of Technology, China SESSION S30 NETWORK TRAFFIC MODELS, REGULATIONS AND ROUTING 30.1 User/Network Traffic Conversion in Broadband Network G Makhoul, ZS Zhang, YW Hou: Columbia University, USA 30.2 A Programmable Bursty Traffic Algorithm for Use in Packet-level Discrete Time Packet Switch Simulation Studies JM Senior, MD Wilson, AJ Philips, RA Cryan, I Hawker: Manchester Metropolitan University, UK 30.3 Analysis of a Credit Manager for Traffic Regulation in a High Speed Network System with Finite Buffer MS Kwok, RW Yeung: Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 30.4 Optimal Scheduling for Multiclass Queues with Blocking MR Mukerjee, BM Ali, I Khalil: Universiti Pertanian Malaysia, Malaysia 30.5 Multicasting the ITU MCS: Integrating Point-to-point and Multicast Transport J Ott: Technische Universitat Berlin, Germany C Bormann: Universitat Bremen, Germany 30.6 Performance Evaluation of Interactions Between Routing and Congestion Control in High-Speed Networks X Cheng: Bond University, Australia 30.7 Performance Bounds on Traffic Predictor Models for Dynamic Routing BH Soong: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 30.8 Computer-Supported Routing for Intelligent Networks and Personalized Wired Mobile Communications Hazem El-Gendy: El-Gendy's Pyramids Engineering Consultants Inc, Canada 30.9 Design of Adaptive Mesh Routing Chip JW Kang: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea SESSION S31(a) RADAR AND SCATTERING 31.1 Design of a New L-Band Phased-Array Radar LH Tan, L Chin, MH Er: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 31.2 Maritime Application Airborne Early Warning Radar QSHM Khan, India 31.3 HF Ground Wave Polarimetric Radar XL Qiao, YT Liu: Harbin Institute of Technology, China 31.4 Analysis of Electromagnetic Scattering by a Rotating Rotor with Flat Blades YS Sun, NH Myung: Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology, Korea 31.5 Hybrid Boundary Element and Finite Element Method for Electromagnetic Absorption by Inhomogeneous Bodies JL Ying, YL Lu, K Arichandran: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore SESSION S31(b) CODING 31.6 New Codes for Bar Code Type Recording Systems M Hattori: Keio University, Japan Y Saitoh: University of Tokyo, Japan 31.7 Comparison of Correlation Parameters of Binary Codes for DS/CDMA Systems T Lang, XH Chen: National University of Singapore, Singapore 31.8 An Improved DC- and Nyquist-Free Error Control Line Code JG Kim, SI Lee, E Kyeong Joo: Kyungpook National University, Korea 31.9 Zech Logarithmic Decoding for Two Error-Correcting Cyclic Codes - An Analysis K Natesh: Telecom Technology Centre of Govt. of India, India 31.10 A Survey of Coded Modulations for Fading Channels DY Wang, ZM Hu: Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, China SESSION S32 OPTICAL DEVICES AND FIBRES 32.1 An Optical Filter of Adjustable Finesse Using a Mach Zehnder Interferometer YH Chew, FVC Mendis, TT Tjhung: National University of Singapore, Singapore 32.2 Splice Effect of Er-Doped Fiber in Er-Doped Fiber Amplifiers M Takahara, T Yokoo, K Ishibashi: Yamanashi University, Japan 32.3 Analysis of Soliton Pulse Train Generation Using Step-like Dispersion Profiled Optical Fiber XY Tang, PD Ye: Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications, China 32.4 Nonlinear Distortion in Semiconductor Lasers in the Presence of Optical Feedback J Wang, MK Haldar, FVC Mendis: National University of Singapore, Singapore 32.5 Analysis of Optical Architecture for Basic Acousto-Optic Spectrum Analyzers NP Cheng, DR Shao: BUAA Beijing, China 32.6 Optical Isolator on a Thin Film Gyrotropic Waveguide A Alphones, LL Joseph: Pondicherry Engineering College, India SESSION S33 TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT IN CELLUlAR COMMUNICATIONS 33.1 Shared Time-Division Duplexing (invited paper) WC Wong: National University of Singapore, Singapore CEW Sundberg, N Seshadri: AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA 33.2 Study of Different Distributed Measurement-based Algorithms for Frequency Pre-assignment for TDMA/FDMA Portable Radio Systems ML Cheng, CI Chuang: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong 33.3 A Frequency Insertion Strategy for Fixed Channel Assignment TM Ko, C Cheng, YK Wong: Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Hong Kong 33.4 A Refinement to Graph Colouring Algorithms with Applications to Frequency Assignment S Ling: National University of Singapore, Singapore BH Seah: Defence Science Organisation, Singapore EC Tan, SP Tan: National University of Singapore, Singapore 33.5 Teletraffic Performance of Dynamic Cell Sectoring For Mobile Radio System M Ismailm, TL Doumi, JG Gardiner: University of Bradford, UK 33.6 Performance Analysis of Dynamic Channel Assignment in Cellular Mobile Systems W Wei, BH Soong: Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 33.7 An Implementation of Selecting System in Base Station Controller for Digital Cellular Communication DS Lyu, MS Jang, DJ Shin, CK Lee, KJ Chang: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 33.8 3-D Cellular Systems for Air-land Communications SL Su, WC Pan: National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan 33.9 Bounds on Synchronized Handoff Performance in Microcellular Radio Systems BL Lim, WC Wong: National University of Singapore, Singapore SESSION S34 VIDEO CODING 34.1 Real-Time Implementation of a High Fidelity MDCT-Based CODEC PY Tan, SH Neo, DH Teh, AP Tan: Asia Matsushita Electric (S) Pte Ltd, Singapore 34.2 Three-Dimensional Subband Coder At Very Low Bit Rates with PDF-Optimised Predictive Vector Quantizers WL Chooi, KK Pang: Monash University, Australia KN Ngan: University of Western Australia, Australia 34.3 Multiresolution Block Matching Algorithm for Motion Estimation in Video Coding KT Lo: Hong Kong Polytechnic, Hong Kong J Feng: University of New South Wales, Australia 34.4 Thresholding for Edge Detection Using Fuzzy Reasoning Technique SM Cho: Dong-Myung Junior College, Korea JH Cho: Kyungpook National University, Korea 34.5 Generalized Image Enhancement using Phase-only Synthesis H Kondo, A Suharno: Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan 34.6 3D Subband VLBR Video Coding Scheme KN Ngan: University of Western Australia, Australia WL Chooi: Monash University, Australia 34.7 Adaptive Motion-Compensated Interframe Prediction Coding using Subjective Thresholding of Coefficients Wavelet Transform D Gunawan, RG Lane, DT Nguyen: University of Tasmania, Australia SESSION S35 PACKET SWITCHED TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 35.1 Approximate Analysis of Asymmetric Packet Switch Modules Under Bursty and Nonuniform Traffic Environment AK Chatterjee, VK Konangi: Cleveland State University, USA 35.2 Implementation of SSP Prototype for Advanced Intelligent Network KR Kim, HJ Lim, HH Lee: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 35.3 Network Time Slots Allocation by using a Time Multiplexed Switch in a Telecommunications Architecture A Hac: University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii 35.4 Algorithms for Efficient Bandwidth Utilization on Survivable Telecommunication Networks UG Joo, JG Kim, JS Ko: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 35.5 Emerging Packet Network Technologies and Services N Ahmad, MK Verma: AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA 35.6 A TCP/IP - X.25 Gateway to Teleview HK Pung, ML Wong, EC Yap, CH Yau: National University of Singapore, Singapore TL Wong, YC Lee: Singapore Telecommunications Pte Ltd, Singapore 35.7 Design of the ISDN PC card K Kitamura, K Higuchi, S Nakano, T Ueda: NTT Human Interface Laboratories, Japan 35.8 A Study on Performance of the Frame Relay Network Adapter for Information Service Access Point J You, M Lee: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea SESSION S36 COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING 36.1 Elimination Information Inconsistency in the X.500 directory K Watanabe, H Tanaka, S Senda: NTT Network Information Systems Laboratories, Japan 36.2 Providing a White Page Service to the Human Genome Project YB Choi, IK Cheang, A Tang: University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA 36.3 Inter-Networking Security WJ Wang: National Computer Board, Singapore 36.4 A Networked Interoffice Communication Expert System M Venkatsubbaiah, HR Vishwakarma: Indian Telephone Industries Limited, India 36.5 Design and Implementation of an OSI RPC System YS Liu, DB Hoang: University of Sydney, Australia 36.6 Design and Performance Evaluation of a Communication Protocol for an Information Communication Processing System W Ryu, JH You, DW Kim, TJ Kim, BN Yoon: Electronics & Telecommunication Research Institute, Korea 36.7 The Design of A Communication Processing Service Subsystem (CPSS) for Information Retrieval/Delivery Services CM Park, KJ Nam, SJ Kim: Electronics & Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea 36.8 Performance Evaluation of a Software Architecture for Real-Time Call Processing TC Hou: National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan DT Luan: AT&T Bell Laboratories, USA 36.9 Synthesis of Communications Gateways Using the Petri-net Model K Saleh, M Jaragh: Kuwait University, Kuwait ======================================================================================= ORGANIZING COMMITTEES ======================================================================================= Organising Committee: General Chairman KT Leong, TAS, Singapore Vice-Chairmen KC Chua, NUS, Singapore SP Yeo, NUS, Singapore Technical Programme PY Kam, NUS, Singapore Tutorials B Farhang, NUS, Singapore Finance B Cheah, TEPL, Singapore Local Arrangements KW Eccleston, NUS, Singapore Publications CS Ng, NUS, Singapore TS Yeo, NUS, Singapore Publicity TK Tan, ICIS, Singapore Exhibition/Sponsorship MP Chiew, ICIS, Singapore Abbreviations ============= TAS Telecommunication Authority of Singapore NUS National University of Singapore TEPL Telecom Equipment Private Limited ICIS Information Communication Institute of Singapore ======================================================================================= INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ======================================================================================= S Benedetto, Politecnico di Torino, Italy ME Bialkowski, University of Queensland, Australia SK Chaudhuri, University of Waterloo, Canada WC Chew, University of Illinois, USA PS Chung, City Polytechnic, Hong Kong JB Davies, University of London, UK N Fourikis, DSTO, Australia F Ikegami, Takushoku University, Japan DGW Ingram, Cambridge University, UK JS Lee, JS Lee Associates, Inc., USA T Miki, NTT Transmission Systems Labs, Japan S Mori, Keio University, Japan SS Ng, Singapore Telecom, Singapore DT Nguyen, University of Tasmania, Australia CEW Sundberg, AT&T Bell Labs, USA TT Tjhung, National University of Singapore, Singapore PH Wittke, Queens University, Canada WW Wu, International Communication Systems, USA ======================================================================================= CONFERENCE INFORMATION ======================================================================================= Organisers The conference is jointly organised by the Communications Chapter and the MTT/AP/EMC Chapter of IEEE Singapore Section; the Electrical Engineering Department, National University of Singapore; and the Information Communication Institute of Singapore. Endorsement The conference is officially endorsed by Singapore Telecommunications Pte Ltd and the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore Official Airline Singapore Airlines has been appointed the official conference carrier. Official Publication Asia Pacific Telecommunications is the conference Official Publication. Official Travel Agent Ken-Air Skylinks Tours Pte Ltd is offering package tours to delegates and their spouses. Contact for details of these tours can be obtained from the information below. Language The Conference and all other related transactions will be conducted in English. Conference Secretariat IEEE Singapore Section #59D Science Park Drive The Fleming, Singapore Science Park Singapore 0511 Tel : +65 773 1141 Fax : +65 773 1142 Email : ieeesgp@solomon.technet.sg Conference Venue Raffles City Conventions Centre, Level 4 The Westin Stamford & Westin Plaza, Singapore 2 Stamford Road Singapore 0617 Tel : +65 338 8585 Fax : +65 336 5117 Speaker's Slide Editing Room Speakers may prepare slides or transparencies in the Orchard Room C on Level 4 of the Raffles City Conventions Centre. The room will be opened from 8.00am to 5.00pm. Registrations All delegates will be able to collect their conference kits, name tags and proceedings from the secretariat during registration. Please refer to the registration schedule below for location and time of registration. The name tag is your identification to gain entry to all events organised under Singapore ICCS '94 and must be worn at all times. ======================================================================================= TUTORIALS/CONFERENCE REGISTRATION INFORMATION ======================================================================================= REGISTRATION SCHEDULE Pre-Registration 13 November 1994 Sunday 3.00pm - 6.00pm Orchard Room A TUTORIALS/CONFERENCE 14 & 15 November 1994 Monday & Tuesday 10.30am - 5.00pm Orchard Room A On-Site-Registration 14 & 15 November 1994 Monday & Tuesday 8.00am - 10.00am Victorial Lounge TUTORIALS On-Site Registration 16 November 1994 Wednesday 8.00am - 10.00am Convention Foyer CONFERENCE 10.00am - 5.00pm Orchard Room A 17 - 18 November 1994 Thursday - Friday 8.00am - 5.00pm Orchard Room A 1. All participants are required to pay the registration fee. Advance payment to IEEE Singapore ICCS 94 must be made and indicated on the Conference/Tutorial Registration Form and returned to: ICCS '94 SECRETARIAT IEEE Singapore Section #59D Science Park Drive The Fleming Singapore 0511 Tel : +65 773 1141, Fax: +65 773 1142 Email : ieeesgp@solomon.technet.sg 2. Pre-registration for authors must be received (post-marked) by 8 September 1994, along with camera-ready-copies of their papers. 3. Closing date for registration for all other participants is 30 September 1994. Thereafter all registrations received will be considered as on-site registrations. No acknowledgement will be issued thereafter. 4. Registrants are only confirmed as participants to the Conference or tutorials when registration is received with the registration fee. 5. Payment must be made by cheque, bank draft or credit card. Bank drafts must be in Singapore Dollars and drawn on a Singapore Bank. 6. The registration fee for the conference includes luncheons and coffee breaks for 16-18 November 1994, a Banquet on 17 November 1994 and a set of Conference Proceedings. 7. Fifty percent of the registration fee will be refunded if a written notice of cancellation is sent to the Secretariat at least 30 days before commencement of the conference. 8. Non-members can enjoy the member's rate if an IEEE membership application form is submitted with the ICCS '94 Registration Form accompanied by the first year's membership fee payable to IEEE. This form is obtainable from the ICCS 94 Secretariat. 9. Registration Fee for Conference (Excluding Tutorial Fees): Before or On After 30 Sept 1994 30 Sept 1994 IEEE Member/NUS Staff S$695 S$745 Others S$745 S$795 10. Registration Fee (per tutorial) for the half day tutorial includes 1 coffee break and 1 set of tutorial notes: Before or On After 30 Sept 1994 30 Sept 1994 IEEE Member/NUS Staff S$180 S$200 Others S$200 S$220 11. 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