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SIGCOMM '77: Proceedings of the fifth symposium on Data communications
ACM1977 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
Snowbird Utah USA September 27 - 29, 1977
ISBN:
978-1-4503-7406-4
Published:
27 September 1977
Sponsors:
SIGCOMM, IEEE-ComSoc, IEEE-CS\TCCC

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Defense data networks - common-user or dedicated?

This paper describes briefly three new Defense data networks, AUTODIN II, SATIN IV and PWIN which employ packet switching technology. It then discusses Defense policy concerning common-user networks and in what circumstances special purpose networks are ...

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Communication requirements for a computing network for higher education

The Planning Council on Computing in Education and Research is developing a national network to facilitate the sharing of computing resources among colleges and universities in the United States. The low initial volume of traffic and the widespread ...

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Economies of scale versus specialization - parameters of choice

In this paper the important characteristics of shared and special purpose networks will be examined. The shared networks will include those which are shared among a variety of different types of data services and those which are shared between data ...

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A new technique for satellite broadcast channel communication

The goal of this paper is to present a multi-access technique for Satellite Broadcast Channel Communication which extends the features of the Slotted-ALOHA system to higher Channel Utilization and presents a stable behaviour. The Reservation Upon ...

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Closed loop stability controls for s-aloha satellite communications

S-ALOHA channels are intrinsically unstable and must be equipped with proper controls. The function of the controls is to dynamically adjust the ALOHA channel transmission gates in accordance with the dynamic load fluctuations. The purpose of the ...

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Multibeam antennas for data communications satellites

This paper presents a survey of the state-of-the-art in multibeam antennas, as particularly applicable to data communications satellites, and analyzes a new configuration to meet such specific needs over the U.S. during the 1980's. Three basic forms of ...

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Economic trends in data transmission by satellite

An analysis has been performed to examine the tradeoffs between cost and performance for digital data transmission via the communications satellite channel. The model relates both cost and performance to the major parameters of the spacecraft and the ...

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Cpoda - a demand assignment protocol for satnet

A new contention-based demand assignment protocol (CPODA) is described. The protocol is designed to handle packetized data and voice traffic in a multiple access satellite broadcast channel, where the channel is typically shared by hundreds of earth ...

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TYMNET - maintenance considerations in a very large Network.

In the past six years of operation, TYMNET has increased from 30 computer nodes to 240 computer nodes spread throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. Tymnet also provides the equipment, technology and programming for the data base services ...

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Delay analysis for Datapac - a packet switched network with two priority classes

Datapac is the public, packet-switched data communication network recently introduced into service by the Trans-Canada Telephone System. It supports two distinct categories of services - 'priority' and 'normal', where the priorities are user assigned. ...

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A maintenance system architecture for data network services

This paper describes a maintenance system architecture, partially implemented within Bell Canada, for end-to-end testing and maintenance of data network services. This paper emphasizes the end-to-end, overall, maintenance requirements.

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Reliability problems in data communications systems

Although a great deal of work on modeling reliability of data communications systems has been done, there are important problems with current models which do not seem to be adequately appreciated, much less solved. Two important problems of this nature ...

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A server host system on the ARPANET

Computer networking is now an established technology, and its applications amy be expected to proliferate rapidly. As a result, the design of future operating systems should be influenced by the requirements of networking.

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The arpanet telnet protocol: Its purpose, principles, implementation, and impact on host operating system design

The protocol discussed in this paper was developed by many members of the ARPANET community starting in 1969 and continuing through the present. Many individuals and institutions have been members of this community at one time or another over the years. ...

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Operating system design with computer network communication protocols

In view of the size and complexity of modern operating systems, this paper proposes their subdivision into a set of smaller functional modules and the implementation of a number of their functions on separate hardware processors. The information ...

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International standards for data communications: A status report

Recent developments in data communications standards have been patterned on a hierarchical approach to communications system architecture. A number of independent levels have been identified, and standards development has proceeded at its own pace ...

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An approach to describing a data link level protocol with a formal language

A method approaching the formal description of protocols is presented. The method -based on formal languages - utilises the relationship between the formal languages and automata and allows the dialogue between two partners/stations, units of equipments,...

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Datapac X.25 service characteristics

Datapac is a nation-wide public packet switching data communications network operated by the Trans-Canada Telephone System. Datapac, as other networks being developed around the world, allows terminals to access its services by using a standard ...

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Reliable host-to-host protocols: Problems and techniques

Host-to-host protocols capable of supporting internetworking and reliable transmission have been under development for several years. This paper discusses problems and techniques related to one type of reliable protocol, which features end-to-end ...

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The future of optical fibers for data communications

Optical-fiber transmission lines appear attractive for a variety of communication applications in which twisted copper pairs and coaxial cables are now used. These applications range from on-premises data links and equipment wiring to interoffice and ...

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Dual-Mode Slotted TDMA Digital Bus

A Dual-Mode Slotted TDMA Digital Bus has been designed and a prototype system has been built. This type of bus is a hybrid design which provides optimized bandwidth usage when such a system contains a combination of users with high duty cycle and/or ...

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Local congestion control in computer-communication networks with random routing

This paper considers the problem of congestion in message-switched, or packet-switched, networks, which employ probabilistic routing schemes. A queueing model for the analysis of a local congestion control scheme is presented. Analytic study of the ...

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Encryption-based protection for interactive user/computer communication

This paper develops a virtual connection model, complete with intruder, for interactive terminal-host communication and presents a set of protection goals that characterize the security that can be provided for a physically unsecured connection. ...

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Issues in message technology

Five years of collaborative development have established message communication as a way of life on the ARPAnet. Many lessons were learned in building the network-wide message system, and it does a generally reliable and efficient job. However, the haste ...

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Issues in transnet packetized voice communication

In recent years, very important progress was made in both real-time digital computer communication and real-time digital voice communication, due to the growing importance of geographically distributed computation, the growing need for resource sharing, ...

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Statistical multiplexing of data and encoded voice in a transparent intelligent network

The paper describes the work done thus far in the development of a means of statistically multiplexing data and encoded voice in a transparent and intelligent network called TI-NET. A review of previous work in packetized voice transmission in a ...

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      SIGCOMM '21563054%
      SIGCOMM Posters and Demos '191026261%
      SIGCOMM '162313917%
      SIGCOMM '152424017%
      SIGCOMM '142424519%
      SIGCOMM '132463815%
      SIGCOMM '112233214%
      SIGCOMM '033193411%
      SIGCOMM '02300258%
      SIGCOMM '01252239%
      SIGCOMM '002382611%
      SIGCOMM '991902413%
      SIGCOMM '982472611%
      SIGCOMM '972132411%
      SIGCOMM '961622717%
      SIGCOMM '951433021%
      SIGCOMM '941412921%
      Overall3,54755416%