ICC '981998 IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

ON COMMUNICATIONS

Conference Record

Volume 2 of 3

ICC

7-11 JUNE 1998

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, USA

UNIVERSrATGSiBLIOTHEK

TECHNISCHEINFORMATiONSBioLIOTHEK

Affiliated with

IEEE IEEE COMMUNICATIONS SOCIETY OLOBECOM

S17.6

Dynamics of TCP Flow Control over High-Speed ATM Networks 606

Masatoshi Kawarasaki, Mika hhizuka, 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 617

Naohiro Shimada and Steven S. Gorshe

S18.2

Blocking Probability of Three-Stage Multicast Switches 623

Marco 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 640

Robert 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 andNeeraj 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 ofNon Linear Optical Channels 662

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

S19.3A Nonlinear Model and Equalizer for Magnetic Recording Channels 668

Yungsoo Kim and Ki-Ho Kim

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S19.4

Delay-Constrained Asymptotically Optimal Detection using Signal-Space Partitioning 673

Younggyun Kim andJaekyun Moon

S19.5

An Analog EPR4 Read Channel with an FDTS Detector 678

Derrick C. Wei, Daniel Q. Sun, andAsadA. Abidi

S19.6

Nonlinear Processing of Manchester Data Corrupted by Multiplicative Noise 683

Dan Harres

S19.7

Reducing the Effect of Finite Wordlength on the Performance of an LMS Adaptive Filter 688

Eweda Eweda, Nabil Yousef, and Salwa El-Ramly

Session 20: Advanced Multiuser Detection

S20.1

New Cross-Correlation Results for Multi-Rate CDMA 693

Eric Hamelin, Leslie A. Rusch, and Paul Fortier

S20.2

Analysis of Combined MMSE/PIC Multi-User Detection for CDMA Spread Spectrum Systems 699

Anders H0st-Madsen and Kyung-Seon Cho

S20.3

Low Complexity Joint MLSE Receiver in the Presence of CCI 704

Jiunn-Tsair Chen, Jen-Wei Liang, Huan-Shang Tsai, and Young-Kai Chen

S20.4

Interference Cancellation for a High Data Rate User in Coded CDMA Systems 709

Rupert Herzog

S20.5

Multi-Rate LMMSE Detectors for Asynchronous Multi-Rate CDMA Systems 714

Hongya Ge and Jinwen Ma

S20.6

A Symbol-By-Symbol Based Adaptive Interference Canceller for AsynchronousDS/CDMA Systemsin Multipath Fading Channels 719

Jeong Hoon Ko, Jung Suk Joo, and Yong Hoon Lee

S20.7

Adjacent Channel Interface Suppression in FDMA/TDMA Mobile Radio Systems UsingJoint Demodulation 723

HUseyin Arslan, S.C. Gupta, G.E. Bottomley, andSandeep Chennakeshu

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Session 21: Interference Cancellation

S21.1

Simultaneous Broadcasting of Analog FM and Digital Audio Signals by Means of

Precanceling Techniques 728

Haralabos C. Papadopoulos and Carl-Erik W. Sundberg

S21.2

A Hidden Markov Model-RPE Algorithm for Narrowband Interference Suppression in SpreadSpectrum Systems 733

Leigh Johnston and Vikram Krishnamurthy

S21.3

Effects ofFilter Quantization on a Multistage Multicarrier Demultiplexer/Demodulator 738

David Salhany, Tho Le-Ngoc, and Chun Loo

S21.4

The Performance of Adaptive MLSD for Frequency-Selective Channels with Array Measurements 743

Gent Paparisto and Keith M. Chugg

S21.5

Universal Classification for CDMA Communications: Single-User Receivers and Multi-User Receivers 748

Lin Yue and Don H. Johnson

S21.6

A Comparison ofthe Performance ofLinearly Equalized Single Carrier and Coded OFDM over

Frequency Selective Fading Channels Using the Random Coding Technique 753

VolkerAue, GerhardP. Fettweis, and Reinaldo Valenzuela

S21.7

Adaptive Geolocation & Blind Beamforming for Wideband Frequency-Hop Signals ofUnknown Hop

Sequences & Arrival Angles Using an Electromagnetic Vector Sensor 758

Kainam Thomas Wong

Session 22: Applications of Modulation and Coding

S22.1

A New Method of Channel Shortening with Applications to Discrete Multi Tone (DMT) Systems 763

Debajyoti Pal, Garud N. Iyengar, and J. M. Cioffi.

S22.2

Source-Channel Optimized Trellis Codes for Bi-Tonal Image Transmission over AWGN Channels 769

James M. Kroll and Nam Phamdo

S22.3

Multiple-Access with Time Hopping and Block Waveform PPM 775

Fernando Ramirez-Mireles and Robert A. Scholtz

S22.4

A Receiver Architecture Conforming to the OFDM Based Digital Video Broadcasting Standard for

Terrestrial Transmission (DVB-T) 780

Pierre Combelles, Christophe Del Toso, Dietmar Hepper, David Le Goff, J.J, Ma, Patrick Robertson,

Fabio Scalise, Laurent Soyer, and Maurizio Zamboni

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S22.5

Unequally Protected Multi-Stage Vector Quantization for Time-Varying Channels 786

Shrinivas Gadkari and Kenneth Rose

S22.6

Performance Evaluation of a Multicarrier Modulation Technique Allowing StronglyNonlinear Amplification 791

Rui Dinis and Antonio Gusmdo

Session 23: Wireless Performance and QoS

S23.1

QoS Provisioning with Distributed Call Admission Control in Wireless Networks 797

Xusheng Tian and Chuanyi Ji

S23.2

Supporting Applications in a Mobile Multihop Radio Environment Using Route Diversity- Part I:

Non-Real Time Data 802

Nitin Gogate and Shivendra S. Panwar

S23.3

Performance Improvements of Wireless IP Multicast Conference System Based on Designated Receivers 807Min Joeng Lee and Dong Ho Cho

S23.4

Fixed Local Anchor Scheme for Supporting UPT Services in Wired Networks 812Eun Shil Bae, Min Young Chung, and Dan Keun Sung

S23.5

Effects of Rotation on the Path Loss and the Delay Spread in Indoor Infrared Channel 817M. .R. Pakravan, M. Kavehrad, and H. Hashemi

S23.6

Feasibility of OOK Modulation with RZ Pulses of Variable Duty Cycle in Indoor Unguided Optical Links

at High Bit Rates 821Anontio Garcia-Zambrana and Antonio Puerta-Notario

S23.7

Error Rate Evaluation ofWireless Infrared Links 826Kostas Samaras, AndyM. Street, Dominic C. O'Brien, and David J. Edwards

Session 24: Performance ofATM and HFC Networks

S24.1

Call Admission Control Policy for Capacity-Varying Networks with Increasing Failure Rate Holding TimeDistributions 832J. Siwko and I. Rubin

S24.2

Establishing Broadband Application Signatures through ATM Network Traffic Measurement Analyses 837Judith L. Jerkins and Jonathan L. Wang

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S24.3

Optimal Feedback Control of ABR Traffic in ATM Networks 844

Bo-Kyoung Kim and Charles Thompson

S24.4

Dynamics of Generalized Tree Protocols and Its Application to Delay-Sensitive Traffic Control 849

Ya-Ku Sun and Kwang-Cheng Chen

S24.5

Design and Analysis of the Multiple Access Protocols over the CATV/HFC Networks 854

Dsun-Chie Twu and Kwang-Cheng Chen

S24.6

A Hybrid MAC Protocol for HFC Networks 859

Huey-Ing Liu and Ding-Der Wu

S24.7

Analysis of a Distributed CDMA Channel Access Control Protocol Using Imbedded Processes 864

Rosy Pillay Narrainen and Fambirai Takawira

Session 25: Multimedia Communications QoS and Video Coding

S25.1

Techniques to Increase MPEG-2 Error Resilience in the VBR Video Transmission over ATM Networks 869

Pedro Cuenca, Teresa Olivares, Antonio Garrido, Francisco Quiles, andL. Orozco-Barbosa

S25.2

On Finding Multi-Constrained Paths 874

Shigang Chen and Klara Nahrstedt

S25.3

From CSCW Applications to Multicast Routing: An Integrated QoS Architecture 880

Ibrahim Matta, Mohamed Eltoweissy, and Karl Lieberherr

S25.4

Jitter Compensation Scheduling Schemes for the Support of Real-Time Communications 885

Carlos Rosado-Sosa and Izhak Rubin

S25.5

Fairness of Adaptive Multimedia Applications 891

Dorgham Sisalem

S25.6

AMnet: Active Multicasting Network 896

Ralph Wittmann and Martina Zitterbart

S25.7

Efficient Lossless Video Coding Compatible with MPEG-2 901

Ryoma Oami and Mutsumi Ohta

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Session 26: Optical Network Design

S26.1

System Impact of Fiber Parametric Gain in Long-Haul Optical Links 906

A. Carena, V. Curri, R. Gaudino, P. Poggiolini, and S. Benedetto

S26.2

Gain Dynamics of Doped-Fiber Amplifiers for Added and Dropped Signals 911

Alberto Bononi and Leslie A. Rusch

S26.3

Evaluation of Transmission Alternatives for the Return Cable Band 916

S. Daigle and D. Falconer

S26.4

Multifiber Wavelength-Division Multiplexed Ring Network Architecture for Tera-bit/s Throughput 921

H. Obara, H. Masuda, K. Suzuki, and K. Aida

S26.5

All-Optical 2n Extended Prime Codes for Optical Fiber Code-Division Multiple-Access Applications 926

Jian-Guo Zhang, Wing C, Kwong, andA.B. Sharma

S26.6

Performance and Node Architecture ofWDM Multiple Fiber Ring Networks 931

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

S26.7

Risk Analysis of Residential Broadband Upgrade Based on Market Evolution and Competition 937

Kjell Stordahl, LeifAarthun Ims, and Borgar T0rre Olsen

Session 27: Signal Processing and Coding for Storage Systems

S27.1

A Simple Model for Transition Interactions with the Microtrack Model 942

Joe Caroselli, James Fitzpatrick, and Jack Keil Wolf

S27.2

Performance of High Rate Turbo Codes on a PR4-Equalized Magnetic Recording Channel 947

William E. Ryan

S27.3

Near-Optimal Data Detection for Two-Dimensional ISI/AWGN Channels Using Concatenated Modelingand Iterative Algorithms 952

Xiaopeng Cheng and Keith M. Chugg

S27.4

A (208,192;8) Reed-Solomon Decoder for DVD Application 957

Hsie-Chia Chang and C. Bernard Shung

S27.5

Error Propagation Assessment of Enumerative Coding Schemes 961

KeesA. Schouhamer Immink and Augustus J. E. M. Janssen

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S27.6

Capacity of M-ary Multitrack RLL Codes for Storage Channels 964

Jaejin Lee

Session 28: CDMA Performance Enhancement

S28.1

Integration of Voice and Data Traffic in CDMA Networks Using Dynamic Spreading Gain Control 968

Seong-Jun Oh and Kimberly M. Wasserman

S28.2

Enhanced Capacity in CDMA Systems with Alternate Frequency Planning 973

Won S. Kim and Vasant K. Prabhu

S28.3

Increasing the DS/CDMA System Reverse Link Capacity by Equalizing the Performance of Different

Velocity Users 979

Bassam Hashem and Elvino Sousa

S28.4

On Cell Breathing in CDMA Networks 985A. Jalali

S28.5

Capacity Improvement by Code-Hopping in S-CDMA Systems 989

Berna Onaland Yalgin Tanik

S28.6

CDMA/TDD System for Mobile Multimedia Communications 994

Dong Geun Jeong and Wha Sook Jeon

S28.7

A Call Control Scheme for Soft Handoff in CDMA Cellular Systems 999

Hyoung-Goo Jeon, Soo-Kun Kwon, and Chang-Eon Kang

Session 29: Multi-carrier CDMA/Multi-carrier Transmission

S29.1

M-ARY Orthogonal Modulation for Multi-Carrier Spread-Spectrum Uplink Transmission 1004

Armin Dekorsy and Karl-Dirk Kammeyer

S29.2

Optimized Embedded Multicarrier Modulation for Efficient Delivery ofLayered Video Data 1009

S. Sandeep Pradhan and Kannan Ramchandran

S29.3

Interleaved FDMA - A New Spread-Spectrum Multiple-Access Scheme 1013

Uli Sorger, Isabella De Broeck, andMichael Schnell

S29.4

Computationally Efficient Optimal Power Allocation Algortihm for Multicarrier Communication Systems 1018

Brian S. Krongold, Kannan Ramchandran, and Douglas L. Jones

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S29.5

Capacity Sensitivity of Filter Bank-Based High Bit Rate Transmission over Copper Wires to the

MIMO Equalizer Rate 1023Jerome Louveaux, Luc Vandendorpe, Laurent Cuvelier, Francois Deryck, and Olivier van de Wiel

S29.6

Analysis of Non-Linear Distortions on MG-CDMA 1028K. Fazel and S. Kaiser

S29.7

Performance Evaluation of the Zipper Duplex Method 1035

Frank Sjoberg, Mikael Isaksson, Petra Deutgen, Rickard Nilsson, Per Odling, and Per-Ola Bdrjesson

Session 30: Spatial-Temporal Receiver Techniques

S30.1

Power Control and Number of Antenna Elements in CDMA Distributed Antenna Systems 1040Halim Yanikomeroglu and Elvino S. Sousa

S30.2

An Error Analysis ofFeedback Correlation Beamforming for the IS-95 Reverse Link 1046A. Mark Earnshaw and Steven D. Blostein

S30.3

Adaptive Multiple-Antenna Receiver for CDMA Mobile Reception 1053Stefan Werner, Timo Laakso, and Jorma Lilleberg

S30.4

Link Search Algorithms for a Spread-Spectrum Mobile Communication Network with

Directive/Adaptive Antennas 1058Tien-Yow Liu and Robert A. Scholtz

S30.5

Blind Channel Estimation for Multi-user CDMA Systems 1064Emre Aktas and Urbashi Mitra

S30.6

A Blind Space-Time Adaptive Multiuser Detector for DS-CDMA Communication Systems 1069Jaeyoung Kwak andl-Tai Lu

Session 31: Wireless ATM

S31.1

Resource Management Mechanisms in Wireless ATM Networks 1074Martino De Marco, Achille Pattavina, and Davide Roda

S31.2

Architecture and Implementation of Radio Access Protocols in Wireless ATM Networks 1081C.A. Johnston, P. Narasimhan, J. Kokudo, and M. Ohki

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S31.3

Wireless QoS Analysis for a Rayleigh Fading Channel 1089

Kang-Won Lee, Matthew Cheng, and Li Fung Chang

S31.4

Connection Admission Control in a Cellular Wireless ATM Access Network 1094

T. C. Wong, J.W. Mark, and K. C. Chua

S31.5

Performance of Error Control Coding Techniques for Wireless ATM 1099Peter R. Denz and Arne A. Nilsson

S31.6

A Study of RCU and Switch Resource Allocation in a Wireless ATM Access Network 1104

Wai Chen

S31.7

A New ARQ Protocol for Wireless ATM Networks 1109

Ian F. Akyildiz and Inwhee Joe

Session 32: Advanced Network Operation and Management Techniques

S32.1

On State-Independent and State-Dependent Path Restoration in Self-Healing Networks 1114

Yijun Xiong and Lome Mason

S32.2

A Prediction Based UPC Mechanism for VBR Video Traffic 1119

R. G. Garroppo, S. Giordano, S. Miduri, and F. Russo

S32.3

Java-Based Network Management Environment 1124

Joong-Ki Park, Nan-Joo Ban, and Tae-Gun Kim

S32.4

Virtual Backup Network for Broadband Network Restoration 1129

Hoyoung Hwang, Kanghee Kim, Yanghee Choi, Chong Sang Kim, and Sanghyun Ahn

S32.5

On the Effectiveness of Topology Update Mechanisms for ATM Networks 1134

Mete Kabatepe and Michael G. Hluchyj

S32.6

Translation of GDMO/ASN.l to Java Objects for Network Management 1140

Jae-Oh Lee

S32.7

Using Inheritance to Derive Non-conflicting Survivability Strategies 1145

Joseph Kroculick and Cynthia Hood

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Session 33A: Communications Software Techniques for Multimedia Networks

S33A.1

TINA Service Validation: The ErnesTINA Project 1150X. Logean, F. Dietrich, and J.-P. Hubaux

S33A.2

Specification and Development of a Multimedia Conferencing Call Model Using Distributed ObjectOriented Techniques 1155

Hans Vanderstraeten, Patrick Hellemans, Piet De Ceuleners, Hans Zandbelt, Jan Vanhoutte, Marcel Mampaey,and Frank Steegmans

S33A.3

Use of Object-Oriented Intelligent Simulation Tools for Web Based Education 1160G. Bengu, D. Watts, N. Elliot, S. Tolety, Y. Mallikarjun, A. Bhaumik, and J. Lipuma

Session 33B: Topics in High Speed Networking

S33B.1

A Hybrid Multilayer Error Control Technique for Multihop ATM Networks 1168A. K. Elhakeem, M. A. Kousa, and H. Yang

S33B.2

Transient Loss Guarantees for Long-Range Dependent Multiple Time-Scale Traffic 1174

Guang-Liang Li, Jun-Hong Cui, and Fang-Ming Li

S33B.3

Urgency-Based Round Robin: A New Scheduling Discipline for Packet-Switching Networks 1179

OnurAltintas, Yukio Atsumi, andTeruaki Yoshida

Session 34: D? Multicast and Advancements

S34.1

On the Long-Range Dependence ofPacket Round-Trip Delays in Internet 1185

Qiong Li and David L, Mills

S34.2

An Algorithm for Automatic Topology Discovery of IP Networks 1192

Hwa-Chun Lin, Shou-Chuan Lai, and Ping-Wen Chen

S34.3

LCM: A Multicast Core Management Protocol for Link-State Routing Networks 1197Yih Huang, Eric Fleury, and Philip K. McKinley

S34.4

Core-Manager Based Scalable Multicast Routing 1202

Changdong Liu, Myung J. Lee, and Tarek N. Saadawi

S34.5

PDMRP: A Programmable Distributed Multicast Routing Protocol 1208

Nen-Fu Huang, Chien-Yu Yeh, and Chung-Ching Chiou

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S34.6

High-Speed IP Packet/Ethernet Frame Forwarding Engine (CAFE) for ATM-Based Network

Router/Bridge 1213

Kan Toyoshima, Hideyuki Tsuboi, Hiroyuki Fujiwara, Yutaka Watanabe, Hiroshi Miyao, and Kazuhiro Hayashi

S34.7

Implementation and Performance Evaluation of ISAC: Integrated Services Internet with RSVP over

ATM Shortcuts 1219

HungKei Keith Chow andAlberto Leon-Garcia

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Session 35: Synchronization

S35.1

A Model for the Analysis of Timing Jitter in OFDM Systems 1227

Luciano Tomba and WitoldA. Krzymien

S35.2

Variable Dwell-Time Code Acquisition for Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Systems onMultipathFading Channels 1232

Huan-Chun Wang and Wern-Ho Sheen

S35.3

Analysis of SelfNoise in Clock Recovery Systems with a High Order Nonlinearity 1237

Erdal Panayirci

S35.4

Hybrid Sequential Acquisition Schemes for Noncoherent Chip-Asynchronous DS/SS Systems 1242

Gurudutt S, Hosangadi and Carl W. Baum

S35.5

Analysis of a Serial Acquisition Scheme for Unslotted Distributed Direct-Sequence Packet

Radio Networks 1248

ArvindR. Raghavan, Carl W. Baum, and Daniel L. Noneaker

S35.6

Lower Bounds on Error Performance for BPSK and QPSK Systems with Imperfect Carrier

Phase Recovery 1253

Muhieddin A. Najib and Vasant K. Prabhu

S35.7

A FastDS/CDMA Acquistion Scheme Based on Igniter Sequence and Distributed Samples 1259

Byoung-Hoon Kim andByeong Gi Lee

Session 36: Optical CDMA: Theory and Experiment

S36.1

Code Tracking in Optical Pulse CDMA through Coherent Correlation Demodulation 1264

Wei Huang and Ivan Andonovic

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