2002 IEEE International Conference on Communications. Conference Proceedings. ICC 2002 (Cat. No.02CH37333)
2002
The following topics are dealt with: channel estimation; equalization and synchronization; multimedia signal processing; adaptive antennas; adaptive signal processing; multirate and multicarrier communications; diversity and interference suppression; MIMO channels; multiuser detection; Bluetooth; BLAST systems; resource allocation; OFDM; location techniques; multiple antenna systems; software radio; WLAN-PHY layer; spread spectrum communication; space-time codes; 3G systems; WLAN-MAC layer; fading channels; transmit diversity; ultrawideband systems; space-time processing; wireless networks; channel modelling; DiffServ networks; fairness scheduling and QoS guarantee mechanisms; QoS of ad hoc networks; mobile IP; provisioning and dimensioning; MPLS; VoIP and QoS management; multicast services; bandwidth management; turbo codes; space-time codes; signal processing for data storage; signal processing in communications; DSL and cable access; CDMA; modulation and coding; channel equalization; multiple antennas and diversity; communication theory; virtual home environment architecture, enablers, management, performance, security applications and roaming support; high speed switches and routers; network design and analysis; network survivability and reliability; network security and monitoring; high speed network routing and resource allocation; performance evaluation; network planning and design; traffic control and management; scheduling and buffer management; traffic engineering; multimedia communication systems; multimedia service protocols; multimedia supporting technologies; QoS for multimedia and IP telephony; next generation Internet bandwidth management, performance, service infrastructure, operations and management; optical burst switching; GMPLS and WDM networks; optical network management; routing and wavelength assignment algorithms; optical network protection and restoration; deflection routing and reconfigurable WDM networks