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Is broadband land seismic as good as marine broadband?
SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 2013, 2013To evaluate the potential of modern land seismic capabilities and further improve the seismic value for the mining industry, AngloGold Ashanti (AGA) has acquired a prospect area of 35 km2. The geological objective of this test is to image the formations above and below the Ventersdorp Control Reef (VCR) and down to the carbon leader reef, for depths ...
M. Denis, M. Denis, V. Brem, F. Pradalie
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Communications of the ACM, 2002
Providers know once customers go broadband, they'll never go back to the dark days of dialup.
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Providers know once customers go broadband, they'll never go back to the dark days of dialup.
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IEEE Multimedia, 2000
The Internet's phenomenal growth has created the potential for a ubiquitously connected society. This potential has been slow in coming, however, in part because the majority of today's home users connect to the Internet over slow analog telephone lines.
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The Internet's phenomenal growth has created the potential for a ubiquitously connected society. This potential has been slow in coming, however, in part because the majority of today's home users connect to the Internet over slow analog telephone lines.
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Arthroscopy, 2002
Abstract The Internet is a tool one can use every day to get information. In every location, the way you can access the Internet is different. The purpose of this article is to review the different types of Internet access available with emphasis on broadband. The advantages and disadvantages of every type of access are discussed.
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Abstract The Internet is a tool one can use every day to get information. In every location, the way you can access the Internet is different. The purpose of this article is to review the different types of Internet access available with emphasis on broadband. The advantages and disadvantages of every type of access are discussed.
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IEEE Micro, 2000
The broadband revolution truly is of the same magnitude as the industrial revolution of the 1800s. The changes we're going to see over the next decade will principally come from the connected home. We'll see bandwidth increasing a thousandfold from today's voice band 56-Kbps modems to tens of megabits per second through DSL and cable modems, and other ...
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The broadband revolution truly is of the same magnitude as the industrial revolution of the 1800s. The changes we're going to see over the next decade will principally come from the connected home. We'll see bandwidth increasing a thousandfold from today's voice band 56-Kbps modems to tens of megabits per second through DSL and cable modems, and other ...
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A vision for the broadband network
Proceedings. 12th International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks (IEEE Cat. No.03EX712), 2004Broadband networks are evolving to support applications beyond internet access sharing to encompass the distribution and use of content in the home. Consumers, having learned the benefits of mobility with their cell phones, are demanding "no new wires" and mobility in their home networks.
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Virtualized broadband networking and standards in IEEE and broadband forum
2014 IEEE Globecom Workshops (GC Wkshps), 2014This paper introduces the over-arching concept of broadband virtualization. Standards in the arena of broadband virtualization are discussed, with an emphasis on new SDN and NFV projects in the IEEE and in the Broadband Forum. Tantalizing new prospects in this area are described in some detail: multi-tenant broadband control and management, utilizing ...
Kenneth J. Kerpez +3 more
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A broadband utopia [fast broadband connectivity]
IEEE Spectrum, 2006The Utah Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency (Utopia) promises to deliver to each of its 3,000 subscribers high-speed Internet access, telephony and television programming through a fiber-optic cable at data rates that reach 30 megabits per second. Encompassing 14 cities in the northeastern Utah, the optical-fiber broadband network is expected
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Optimum broadband beamforming for coherent broadband signals and interferences
Signal Processing, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Monika Agrawal, Surendra Prasad
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Broadband for culture, culture for broadband
2008Results from a research project in which the relation between broadband and the cultural sector has been analysed.
Berte, Katrien +2 more
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