IEEE Personal Communications, Volume 2 (original) (raw)

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Volume 2, Number 1, February 1995

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    João Schwarz Dasilva, Bosco E. Fernandes:
    The European research program for advanced mobile systems. 14-19
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    Juha Rapeli:
    UMTS: targets, system concept, and standardization in a global framework. 20-28
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    Evert Buitenwerf, Giovanni Colombo, Håkan Mitts, Phil T. Wright:
    UMTS: fixed network issues and design options. 30-37
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    Alistair Urie, Malcolm Streeton, Christophe Mourot:
    An advanced TDMA mobile access system for UMTS. 38-47
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    Per-Goran Andermo, Lars-Magnus Ewerbring:
    A CDMA-based radio access design for UMTS. 48-53
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    Leandro Fernandes:
    Developing a system concept and technologies for mobile broadband communications. 54-59
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    Philippe Dupuis:
    A European view on the transition path toward advanced mobile systems. 60-63

Volume 2, Number 2, April 1995

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    Mahadev Satyanarayanan:
    IEEE Workshop on mobile computing systems and applications. 11-19
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    Donald C. Cox:
    Wireless personal communications: what is it? 20-35
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    Davide Grillo, Norbert Metzner, Eric D. Murray:
    Testbeds for assessing the performance of a TDMA-based radio access design for UMTS. 36-45
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    Alexandra Duel-Hallen, Jack M. Holtzman, Zoran Zvonar:
    Multiuser detection for CDMA systems. 46-58

Volume 2, Number 3, June 1995

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    Mischa Schwartz:
    Network management and control issues in multimedia wireless networks. 8-16
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    Joseph F. Rizzo, Nelson Sollenberger:
    Multitier wireless access. 18-30
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    Baiju V. Patel, Partha P. Bhattacharya, Yakov Rekhter, Arvind Krishna:
    An architecture and implementation toward multiprotocol mobility. 32-42
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    Yi-Bing Lin, Steven K. DeVries:
    PCS network signaling using SS7. 44-55
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    John Dunlop, James Irvine, David Robertson, Peter Cosimini:
    Performance of a statistically multiplexed access mechanism for a TDMA radio interface. 56-64

Volume 2, Number 4, August 1995

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    Dan Brown:
    Techniques for privacy and authentication in personal communication systems. 6-10
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    Joseph E. Wilkes:
    Privacy and authentication needs of PCS. 11-15
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    Yair Frankel, Amir Herzberg, Paul A. Karger, Hugo Krawczyk, Charles A. Kunzinger, Mordechai M. Yung:
    Security issues in a CDPD wireless network. 16-27
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    David R. Smith, Susan D. Simon, Lawrence E. Cautilli:
    Trials of wireless, secure electronic mail. 28-33
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    Marvin A. Sirbu, J. Doug Tygar:
    NetBill: an Internet commerce system optimized for network-delivered services. 34-39

Volume 2, Number 5, October 1995

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    Michel Mouly, Marie-Bernadette Pautet:
    Current evolution of the GSM systems. 9-19
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    Otto Spaniol, Andreas Fasbender, Simon Hoff, Josef Kaltwasser, Jürgen Kassubek:
    Impacts of mobility on telecommunication and data communication networks. 20-33
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    David M. Chess, Benjamin N. Grosof, Colin G. Harrison, David W. Levine, Colin Parris, Gene Tsudik:
    Itinerant agents for mobile computing. 34-49
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    Gregory J. Pottie:
    System design choices in personal communications. 50-67
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    Peter Dondl:
    Standardization of the satellite component of the UMTS. 68-74
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    Tomas Stefansson, Martin Allkins:
    Real-time testbed for assessing a CDMA-based system. 75-80

Volume 2, Number 6, December 1995

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    Richard O. LaMaire:
    Scanning the literature.
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    Rajive L. Bagrodia, Wesley W. Chu, Leonard Kleinrock, Gerald J. Popek:
    Vision, issues, and architecture for nomadic computing [and communications]. 14-27
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    Roy Want, Bill N. Schilit, Norman Adams, Rich Gold, Karin Petersen, David Goldberg, John R. Ellis, Mark D. Weiser:
    An overview of the PARCTAB ubiquitous computing experiment. 28-43
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    Peter Honeyman, Larry B. Huston:
    Communications and consistency in mobile file systems. 44-48
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    Swarup Acharya, Michael J. Franklin, Stanley B. Zdonik:
    Dissemination-based data delivery using broadcast disks. 50-60
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    Ramachandran Ramjee, Thomas F. La Porta, Malathi Veeraraghavan:
    The use of network-based migrating user agents for personal communication services. 62-68

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