ICC '981998 IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

ON COMMUNICATIONS

Conference Record

Volume 1 of 3

ICC

7-11 JUNE 1998

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Volume 1

Session 1: Advances in Equalization Techniques

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Quasi-Minimum-BER Linear Combiner Equalizers 1

Jose Tellado and John M. Cioffi

S1.2

Asymptotic Performance of MMSE MIMO Decision-Feedback Equalization for Uncoded Single Carrier

and Multicarrier Modulations 6L. Vandendorpe, L. Cuvelier, J. Louveaux, and B. Maison

S1.3

Optimization of Tap Spacings for the Tapped Delay Line Decision Feedback Equalizer 11

Inkyu Lee

S1.4

Approximate Minimum Bit-Error Rate Equalization for Pulse-Amplitude and Quadrature-Amplitude Modulation 16

Chen-Chu Yeh and John R, Barry

S1.5

Redundant Filterbank Precoders and Equalizers: Unification and Optimal Designs 21A. Scaglione, G.B. Giannakis, and S. Barbarossa

S1.6

Experimental 25-Mb/s Wireless Infrared Link Using 4-PPM with Scaler Decision-Feedback Equalization 26

David C. Lee and Joseph M. Kahn

S1.7

Effect of DFE Error Propagation on the Coding Gain of an Interleaved Reed-Solomon Code 31David C. Jones

Session 2: Algorithms and Performance of CDMA Systems

S2.1

Performance Comparison of Alternative Wideband CDMA Systems 38

Ahmad Jalali andAlberto Gutierrez

S2.2

The Implementation of a Base Station Transceiver for WLL System Based on Wideband CDMA 43

Youngjun Chong, Sanggee Kang, Ilkyoo Lee, Bongkyum Kim, andHeonjin Hong

S2.3

Effect of New Users on Blind Adaptive Synchronous Multiuser DS-CDMA Detection 48

Peter K.P. Cheung, Predrag B. Rapajic, and Rodney A. Kennedy

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S2.4

Performance of the Bootstrap Multiuser CDMA Detector in Frequency Non-selective Fading Channel 53

Xiaochun (Andrew) Li and Yeheskel Bar-Ness

S2.5

Optimal Power Control for Minimum Outage Rate in Wireless Communications 58

Giuseppe Caire, Giorgio Taricco, and Ezio Biglieri

S2.6

Results of Multiple Cell Simulations of a CDMA Cellular System Focusing on SIR Based Power Control 63

Yoshio Takeuchi

S2.7

On Fast Forward Link Power Control in CDMA Systems 68

A. Jalali and A. Chheda

Session 3: Satellite Communications Systems

S3.1

Experimental and Simulation Performance Results of TCP/IP over High-Speed ATM over ACTS 72

Charalambous P. Charalambos, Georgios Y. Lazarou, Victor S, Frost, Joseph Evans, and Roelof Jonkman

S3.2

COMETS for Ka-band and Millimeter-Wave Advanced Mobile Satellite Communications and 21 GHz

Advanced Satellite Broadcasting Experiments 79

Hiromitsu Wakana, Eihisa Morikawa, Haruo Saito, Mitsugu Ohkawa, Takashi Takahashi, and Masato Tanaka

S3.3

Real-Time Broadband Services with Jitter Control over ATM Satellite Bridges 84

Herve Le Pocher, Victor CM. Leung, and Donald Gillies

S3.4

Probabilistic Routing Protocol for Low Earth Orbit Satellite Networks 89

Hiiseyin Uzunalioglu

S3.5

Bandwidth Requirements for Multiservice Satellite Systems 94

Markus Werner and Erich Lutz

S3.6

Performance of CDMA-Based LEO Satellite Systems with Imperfect Power Control in a

Rice-Lognormal Channel 100

Hongyi Fu, Guoan Bi, and K. Arichandran

S3.7

The Satellite Acquisition Errors for Tracking, Telemetry and Command ofthe KOMPSAT Satellite 105

Jeom-Hun Lee, Jae-Ick Choi, and Choon-Sik Yim

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Session 4: Iterative Decoding

S4.1

Turbo Codes for Binary Markov Channels 110Javier Garcia-Frias and John D. Villasenor

S4.2

Fundamental Limit in DS/CDMA with Reed-Solomon Coded Orthogonal Signaling 116

Sang Wu Kim and Wayne Stark

S4.3

Generalized Versions of Turbo Decoding in the Framework of Bayesian Networks and Pearl's Belief

Propagation Algorithm 121

Peyman Meshkat and John D. Villasenor

S4.4

Efficient Architectures for Soft-Output Algorithms 126

Keith M. Chugg andXiaopeng Chen

S4.5

Iterative Decoding of Multi-Dimensional Concatenated Single Parity Check Codes 131

Li Ping, Sammy Chan, and Kwan L. Yeung

S4.6

Iterative Decoding of Concatenated Hadamard Codes 136

Li Ping and Sammy Chan

S4.7

List Decoding of Turbo Codes 141

Krishna R. Narayanan and Gordon L. Stiiber

Session 5: Wireless Networks

S5.1

A Medium Access Control Protocol for Wireless Networks 146

Jian-Jou Lai, Yu-Wen Lai, and Shie-Jue Lee

S5.2

Inter-Cell Interference in Spread-Spectrum Wireless LANs Employing Handshake Protocols 151

Khairi Ashour Mohamed and Ldszld Pap

S5.3

The Performance of a New Routing Protocol for the Reconfigurable Wireless Networks 156

Zygmunt J. Haas andMarc R. Pearlman

S5.4

Performance of Priority-Based Multiple Access with Dynamic Permission (PBMA_DP) for Multimedia

Wireless Networks 161

Ronaldo Moreira Salles and Paulo Roberto de Lira Gondim

S5.5

Performance Consideration for Packet Reservation Multiple Access Protocols over Wireless Networks 166

Chiung-Shien Wu and Gin-Kou Ma

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S5.6

Global State Routing: A New Routing Scheme for Ad-hoc Wireless Networks 171

Tsu-Wei Chen and Mario Gerla

S5.7

A Study of Unequal Power Control in ATM/CDMA Wireless Communication Networks 176

Sheng-hui Zhao, Jing-ming Kuang, Bo-tao Liu, and Hua Wang

Session 6: Broadband Network Management and Architecture

S6.1

Optimum Protection Architecture for Reliable Dense-WDM Lightwave Networks 181

Tatsuya Shiragaki and Hiroyuki Saito

S6.2

Self-Healing Wheels in Local Loop 187

Farzad Safaei and Bruce Tonkin

S6.3

Design of WDM Optical Passive Star Networks with Tunable Transceivers of Limited Tuning Range 192

Feng Cao, David H. Du, andA. Pavan

S6.4

A Novel Wavelength Assignment Algorithm for 4-Fiber WDM Self-Healing Rings 197

Georgios Ellinas, Krishna Bala, and Gee-Kung Chong

S6.5

Dimensioning and Optimization of the Wavelength-Division-Multiplexed Optical Layer of Future TransportNetworks 202

M. Garnot, F. Masetti, L. Nederlof, G. Eilenberger, S. Bunse, and A. Aguilar

S6.6

Network Protection and OA&M Mechanism for WDM Optical Path Transport Networks 207

Satoru Okamoto, Atsushi Watanabe, Naohide Nagatsu, and Ken-ichi Sato

S6.7

Modeling and Analysis ofWaiting Time in a Symmetric Fast Circuit Switched Robust-WDM LAN with

an AR/LTP MAC Protocol 213

Torek S. El-Bawab andAnura P, Jayasumana

Session 7: ATM Traffic Modeling and QoS Support

S7.1

On the Performance of ATM-UBR with Early Selective Packet Discard 221

Kangsik Cheon and Shivendra S. Panwar

S7.2

Design of Real-Time QoS Management in ATM Networks 228

Chih-Chao Wen, Jin-Chyang Jiau, Chorng-Horng Yang, Cheng-Shong Wu, and Kim-Joan Chen

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S7.3

Statistical Services for Multiple-Time-Scale Policed Traffic 233

Edward W. Knightly

S7.4

Adaptive ATM Network Model for the Evaluation of Network Performance 238

Pantelis L. Panteli, Ioannis Balaskas, and Trevor.G. Clarkson

S7.5

QoS Aggregation Algorithms in Hierarchical ATM Networks 243

Atsushi Iwata, Hiroshi Suzuki, RaufIzmailov, andBhaskar Sengupta

S7.6

Dimensioning and Dynamic Reconfiguration of Hierarchical Multi-Service CrossConnect Platforms for

Multi-Hour Traffic Profiles 249

Iradj Ouveysi, Farzad Safaei, and Andrew Wirth

S7.7

Estimation and Prediction ofVBR Traffic in High-Speed Networks Using LMS Filters 253

Tejinder S. Randhawa and R. H. S. Hardy

Session 8: Networking Systems

S8.1

Overload and Congestion Control for Intelligent Network Based Broadband Call Processing Systems 259

George T Kolyvas, Spyros E. Polykalas, and Iakovos S. Venieris

S8.2

An Evaluation of Pricing Schemes That Are Based on Effective Usage 265

Costas Courcoubetis and Vasilios A. Siris

S8.3

Providing Privacy without Encryption in Multichannel Systems 270

Borislav H. Simov and Srini B. Tridandapani

S8.4

System Architecture for a Large-Scale Public VTOA Handling Node 275

Hiroshi Sunaga, Takenori Okutani, and Kou Miyake

S8.5

Efficient Computation of Terminal-Pair Reliability using Triangle Reduction in NetworkManagement 281

Steen J. Hsu and Maria C. Yuang

S8.6

TUGEN: An Automatic Test Suite Generator Integrating Data-flow and Control-flow Methods 286

Jianguo Wang, Ruibing Hao, and Jianping Wu

Session 9: ATM Switching

S9.1

Issues of Congestion Control and Notification Schemes in ATM Networks and Proposal of EPRCAM 291

Manzoor Hashmani, Kenji Kawahara, Hideki Sunahara, and Yuji Oie

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S9.2

An Algorithm for Connection Precedence and Preemption in Asynchronous Transfer Mode

(ATM) Networks 299

Scott Poretsky and Thomas Gannon

S9.3

Design of Per-VC Queueing ATM Switches 304

Peifang Zhou and Oliver W. W. Yang

S9.4

A High Performance ATM Switch Based on the Augmented Composite Banyan Network 309

Hyoung-Il Lee, Seung-Woo Seo, andHyuk-Jae Jang

S9.5

Applicability of vsPlug-in" Online File Modification Capabilities to STM/ATM Networks and Its Extension 314

Hiroshi Sunaga, Ryouich Nakamura, and Tetsuyasu Yamada

S9.6

Automated Test System with Dynamic Scheduling for Switching Systems 319

Keisuke Ohmori and Kumiko Ono

Session 10: Blind Equalization

S10.1

Algorithms for Blind Detection of Equalisation Errors in Hidden Markov Model Channels 324

C. Carlemalm, V. Krishnamurthy, and K. Dogancay

S10.2

An Approach to Blind Deconvolution Based on Second-Order "Soft' Statistics 329

E. Baccarelli, R. Cusani, and S. Galli

S10.3

Blind Channel Equalization and Data Detection for OFDM Transmissions on Frequency-Selective Channels 334

M, Luise, R, Reggiannini, and G. M. Vitetta

S10.4

Precoder for DMT with Insufficient Cyclic Prefix 339

Kok-Wui Cheong and John M. Cioffi

S10.5

A Modified Blind Equalization Technique Based on a Constant Modulus Algorithm 344

Jia-Chin Lin and Lin-Shan Lee

S10.6

Digital Transform for a Selective Channel Estimation (Application to Multicarrier Data Transmission) 349

P. Y. Cochet and R. Serpollet

S10.7

Linear Blind Channel Equalization for GSM Systems 355

Zhi Ding and Ge Li

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Session 11: Multiuser Detection and CDMA Receivers

SI 1.1

Computing Probability of Errors of Linar Multiuser Detectors in White Gaussian Noise and RayleighFading Channels 360

Sathyadev V. Uppala, and John D. Sahr

S11.2

Soft-Decision Multiuser Detector for Coded CDMA Systems 365

Matte Brandt-Pearce and Moon-Hwan Yang

S11.3

Performance Evaluation of a Successive Interference Cancellation Scheme in a Quasi-SynchronousMC-CDMA System 370

Frans Kleer, Shin Hara, and Ramjee Prasad

S11.4

A Successive Interference Cancellation Scheme for an OFDM System 375

Edward Leung and Paul Ho

S11.5

Simplified Bootstrap Adaptive Decorrelator for CDMA Downlink 380Petri Komulainen, Ifeheskel Bar-Ness, and Jorma Lilleberg

S11.6

CDMA Receiver Structures for Overlay Systems Employing Transmitter Filtering 385

Bradley J, Rainbolt and Scott L. Miller

S11.7

Search Algorithms Based on Eliminating-Highest-Error and Fastest-Metric-Descent Criteria for

Bit-Synchronous CDMA Multiuser Detection 390

Yi Sun

Session 12: Satellite Communications Analysis and Techniques

S12.1

Adaptive Beamforming with a Multiple Beam Antenna 395

Jason Duggan and Peter McLane

S12.2

Error Rate Estimation in a Multi-Channel Active Phased Array 402

KhalilJ. Maalouf, Richard C, Gaus, Jr., Sameh Sowelam, and Anthony Jacomb-Hood

S12.3

Queueing Analysis of CDMA Slotted ALOHA Systems with Finite Buffer and Finite

Population Assumptions 407

H. Okada, T. Yamazato, M. Katayama, and A. Ogawa

SI 2.4

Performance of Turbo and Trellis Coded OFDM for LEO Satellite Channels in Global

Mobile Communications 412

W. A. C. Fernando and R. M .A. P. Rajatheva

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S12.5

Optimal Sequence Detection Based on Oversampling for B andlimited Nonlinear Channels 417

Armando Vannucci and Riccardo Raheli

S12.6

High Rate Turbo Codes for BPSR/QPSK Channels 422

Omer Acikel and William E. Ryan

S12.7

Synchronization of Turbo Coded Modulation Systems atLowSNR 428

Lijun Lu and Stephen G. Wilson

Session 13: Receiver Algorithms and Performance Analysis

S13.1

Differential Detection of PSK Signals Transmitted over Linearly Time-Selective RayleighFading Channels 433

Giorgio M. Vitetta, Umberto Mengali, and Desmond P. Taylor

S13.2

Performance Analysis of Noncoherent Sequence Detection of M-ary PSK 438Giulio Colavolpe and Riccardo Raheli

S13.3

Detection of Precoded Signals Using a Receiver with Non-Coherent Front End 444Andres Reial and Stephen G. Wilson

S13.4

The Cut-OffRate of Digital Radio-Links Impaired by Time-Correlated Multipath Phenomena 449E. Baccarelli, S. Galli, and A. Fasano

S13.5

Strongly Robust Adaptive Signaling for Time-Varying Channels 454Dennis L. Goeckel

S13.6

A Unified Approach for Calculating Error Rates of Linearly Modulated Signals over Generalized

Fading Channels 459Mohamed-Slim Alouini andAndrea Goldsmith

S13.7

Joint Channel-Data Estimation with Interference Suppression 465Suhas N. Diggavi, Boon Chong Ng, and Arogyswami Paulraj

Session 14: Multimedia Wireless QoS

S14.1

Single-Stream versus Multi-Stream for Live Media Synchronization 470Shuji Tasaka and Yutaka Ishibashi

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S14.2

Experimental Results on the Impact of Cell Delay Variation on Speech Quality in ATM Networks 477

Bin Li and Xi-Ren Cao

S14.3

Joint Source Channel Matching for a Wireless Communications Link 482

Swaroop Appadwedula, Douglas L. Jones, Kannan Ramchandran, and Igor Konzintsev

S14.4

Two Level Access Control Strategy for Multimedia CDMA 487

P. R. Larijani, R. H. Hafez, and I. Lambadaris

S14.5

Guaranteed Quality-of-Service Wireless Medium Access by Packet-by-Packet Generalized Processor

Sharing Algorithm 493

Chia-Sheng Chang and Kwang-Cheng Chen

S14.6

Evaluating Speech Quality in Large Wireless Networks: A Case for Hybrid Simulation 498

Hsiao-Kuang Wu, Chia-Heng Hung, Mario Gerla, andRajive Bagrodia

SI4.7

Performance Analysis of OBP Based Multimedia Multibeam Satellite Networks 503

Thimma V.J. Ganesh Babu, Tho Le-Ngoc, and Jeremiah F. Hayes

Session 15: Network Management in Optical Systems

S15.1

End-to End Performance of an Optical Transparent Packet Network 508

F. Callegati and C. Raffaelli

S15.2

An Efficient Channel Access Protocol for an Optical Star Network 514

Aleksandra Smiljanic

S15.3

Analysis of Hot-Potato Optical Networks with Wavelength Conversion 520

Alberto Bononi, Gerardo A. Castahon, and Ozan K. Tonguz

S15.4

Fault Management for Adjustable Pre-allocation Wavelength Division Multi-access Systems 526

Chen-Ken Ko, Li-Ren Huang, and Sy-Yen Kuo

S15.5

Reconfiguration Procedures for Torus Lightwave Networks 53.1

Manabu Kato and Yuji Oie

S15.6

Cycle-Oriented Distributed Preconfiguration: Ring-like Speed with Mesh-like Capacity for Self-planningNetwork Restoration 537

Wayne D. Grover and Demetrios Stamatelakis

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Session 16: Modeling VBR Video Traffic

S16.1

Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation for VBR Video Transport 544

Souhwan Jung, Younghan Kim, and James S. Meditch

S16.2

Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation for VBR Video Traffic Using Adaptive Wavelet Prediction 549

Xinyu Wang, Souhwan Jung, and James S. Meditch

S16.3

A Scene-based Generalized Markov Chain Model for VBR Video Traffic 554

Girish Chiruvolu, Tapas K, Das, Ravi Sankar, and N. Ranganathan

S16.4

Modeling Video Traffic Using Wavelets 559

Sheng Ma and Chuanyi Ji

S16.5

Intta-GoP Modeling of MPEG Video Traffic 563

A. Lombardo, G. Morabito, S. Palazzo and G.Schembra

S16.6

A Simple Model for VBR Video Traffic Based on Chaotic Maps: Validation through Evaluation of ATM

Multiplexers QoS Parameters 568

Eugenio Costamagna, Lorenzo Favalli, Paolo Gamba, and Giovanni Iacovoni

S16.7

A Starting Time Selection Method for Minimum Cell Loss Ratio of Superposed VBR MPEG Video Traffic

in ATM Networks 573

Byeong-hee Roh, Hee-june Ahn, and Jae-kyoon Kim

Session 17: Transport Layer Issues

S17.1

Performance Analysis of Dynamic Flow Setup in ATM Networks 578

Kohei Shiomoto, Qiyong Bian, and Jonathan S. Turner

S17.2

Improving TCP Performance in Mobile Computing Environments 584

Michael Stangel and Vaduvur Bharghavan

S17.3

On Supporting TCP Traffic over ABR Connections 590

Woo-June Kim and Byeong Gi Lee

S17.4

Performance of TCP on Wireless Fading Links with Memory 595

A. Chockalingam, Michele Zorzi, and Ramesh R. Rao

S17.5

ATM Virtual Private Networks for the Internet Multimedia Traffic 601

Carlos M. Pazos and Mario Gerla

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S17.6

Dynamics ofTCP Flow Control over High-Speed ATM Networks 606Masatoshi Kawarasaki, Mika Ishizuka, andArata Koike

S17.7

SRMT- A Scalable and Reliable Multicast Transport Protocol 612

Marko Schuba

Session 18: Switch Control

S18.1

Bandwidth-Adaptive VP Protection Using User Cells 617Naohiro Shimada and Steven S. Gorshe

S18.2

Blocking Probability of Three-Stage Multicast Switches 623Marco Listanti and Luca Veltri

S18.3

Optimization in the Fast Knockout Algorithm for Self-Route Concentration 630

Shuo-Yen Robert Li and Hui Li

S18.4

Achieving Fair and High Packet-Level Throughput in ABR Service 635

Sammy Chan, Moshe Zukerman, Eric W. M. Wong, K. T. Ko, and Edmund Yeung

S18.5

Multicast Automatic Protection Switching in Arbitrary Redundant Graphs 640Robert G. Gallager, Muriel Medard, Richard A. Barry, and Steven G. Finn

S18.6

A High Speed Scheduler/Controller for Unbuffered Banyan Networks 645

C. Salisbury and R. Melhem

S18.7

Reliability Analysis of Interconnected Parallel Banyan Network 651

Pierre U. Tagle and Neeraj K. Sharma

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Session 19: Equalization and Detection for Storage and Communication Systems

S19.1

Signal-Dependent Correlation-Sensitive Branch Metrics for Viterbi-like Sequence Detectors 657

Aleksandar Kavcic and Jose M. F. Moura

S19.2

Equalization of Non Linear Optical Channels 662

L. Agarossi, S. Bellini, F. Bregoli, and P. Migliorati

S19.3

A Nonlinear Model and Equalizer for Magnetic Recording Channels 668

Yungsoo Kim and Ki-Ho Kim

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