Teletraffic issues in an advanced information society : ITC-11 proceedings of the eleventh International Teletraffic Congress, Kyoto, Japan, September 4-11, 1985
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Teletraffic issues in an advanced information society : ITC-11 proceedings of the eleventh International Teletraffic Congress, Kyoto, Japan, September 4-11, 1985
（Studies in telecommunication, v. 5）
North-Holland , Sole distributors for the U.S.A. and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1985
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Today, worldwide effort is being made toward the realization of Integrated Services Digital Networks (ISDN), which are considered as forming an infrastructure for the future information society. In this volume the most advanced teletraffic problems related to ISDN are examined, as are recent advances in basic queueing theories. Practical considerations such as traffic measurements, traffic forecasting, network planning and dynamic routing are also given adequate coverage.
Table of Contents
Technical Sessions: Opening Session. ISDN & New Services I. Traffic Models & Methodologies. ISDN & New Services II. Overload Control. Voice and Data Systems. Overflow Traffic. Network Planning & Design I. Satellite & Radio Systems I. Network Planning & Design II. Satellite & Radio Systems II. Queueing Systems I. Traffic Administration. Queueing Systems II. Traffic Measurement. Queueing Systems III. Traffic Forecasting I. Queueing Networks. Traffic Forecasting II. Special Interest Group Meetings: Traffic Forecasting & Administration. Switching Networks. Performance Evaluation & Traffic Theory. ISDN and Traffic Studies. LAN & Satellite. Technical Sessions: Local Area Networks I. CCITT Related Problems. Local Area Networks II. Grade of Service. Dynamic Routing I. Switching Systems & Modeling I. Dynamic Routing II. Switching Systems & Modeling II. Alternate Routing. Switching Systems & Modeling III. Data Communication Networks I. Traffic Theory. Data Communication Networks II. Repeated Call. Data Communication Networks III. Switching Networks. Telecommunications Services & Traffic Engineering. Telecommunications Policies & Traffic Engineering. International Cooperation in Traffic Engineering. Special Interest Group Meetings: Switching Systems & Modeling. Traffic Studies on New Services. Traffic Simulation & Theory. Overload Control & Transient Analysis. Closing Address. Appendix. Index.
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