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Telecommunications network architecture

Computer Communications, 1980
An abstract generic system model and methodology that form the Telecommunications Network Architecture (TNA) are described. The model represents controls and communication functions required for the transfer of information within a node or a network of nodes providing any service (message, packet, or voice).
R. V. Latin, R. C. Slatter
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Interdisciplinarity in Telecommunications and Networking

International Journal of Interdisciplinary Telecommunications and Networking, 2009
The interdisciplinary approach can be beneficial to researchers, educators, and practitioners for solving complex problems and synthesizing knowledge. While a great deal has been written about interdisciplinary activity in relation to the humanities and the natural and social sciences, it has been important in the telecommunications and networking ...
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Analysis of Neural Network Model Design for Telecommunication Corporate Network Monitoring

2019 Systems of Signal Synchronization, Generating and Processing in Telecommunications (SYNCHROINFO), 2019
One key use case for a future neural network is mass inter-machine communication for the Internet of things (IoT) domain, which meets a wide range of requirements, from huge bandwidth to extremely low latency and huge heterogeneity of end devices in ...
I. O. Yuskov, E. Stroganova
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Metaheuristics in Telecommunication Systems: Network Design, Routing, and Allocation Problems

IEEE Systems Journal, 2018
Recent advances in the telecommunication industry offer great opportunities to citizens and organizations in a globally connected world, but they also arise a vast number of complex challenges that decision makers must face.
S. A. Fernandez   +4 more
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The regulation of telecommunications networks

The Information Society, 1984
Abstract In the past several years, the number of sellers from whom customers of telecommunications network services can choose has increased dramatically. Whether it is the provision of domestic long‐distance service, or the offering of international telecommunications, or even the delivery of local communications, where previously service was ...
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Telecommunications Integrated Network

IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1973
This paper presents a short general survey of the integrated network problems. How digital techniques can provide new capabilities of transmission and switching of the information that could allow the progressive realization of a single universal network of telecommunications is examined.
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Telecommunications network developments

Computer Communications, 1986
Abstract An overview of the development of integrated digital networks is given. A brief history is given of the growth of automatic switching and standard trunk calling. Queueing theory is discussed with reference to waiting time, grade of service and the design of voice networks.
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The Evolving Telecommunications Network

2003
This paper is based on a services and technologies Roadmap produced by the NGN Initiative (NGN-I) project within the European Union's 5th Framework Programme IST (Information Society Technologies). It includes not only issues concerning technological evolution, but also highlights the more interactive way that the actors will communicate with each ...
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Telecommunication Networks

2014
In this chapter, we look into the role of telecommunication networks and their capability of supporting critical infrastructure systems and applications. The focus is on smart grids as the key driving example, bearing in mind that other such systems do exist, e.g., water management, traffic control, etc.
Olsen, Rasmus Løvenstein   +5 more
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Networks in Telecommunications

2009
Networks in Telecommunications addresses fundamental issues in discussions of regulatory policy by offering an integrated framework for understanding the economics and law of networks. It extends theories on network design associated with the mathematics of graph theory, which provides insights into the complex, systemic interrelationship between ...
Daniel F. Spulber, Christopher S. Yoo
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