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SUNDA Y, 7 DECEMBER 1997 - ADVANCE TUTORIAL PROGRAM - LEVEL 1300-14301430-15001500-16301630-1730SKYUNE ROOM 1 — NETWORKS TUTORIALSSKYUNE ROOM 2 — OPTICS/RADIO TUTORIALSREGISTRATIONA T I ! Traffic Management (Part 1)Erbiuro-Doped Hbre Ampfifier* (Part 1)—OPTICSAndre Danthine. Urwof Uege. BelgiumEmmanuel Desutvwe, Alcatel-Alsthom Recherche, FranceHoming TeaATM Traffic Management (Part 2)Erbium-Doped Rbre Ampfifier* (Part 2) — OPTICSLunchATM Traffic Management (Part 3)Application of Antenna Arrays to UobOe Communicaliorts(Parti) —RADIOLalGodara. Unv of NSW. AustraliaAfternoon TeaATM Traffic Management (Part 4)Application of Antenna Arrays to Mobile Communications(Part 2 ) — RADK)Regulatory Change—The Implications of PolicyReform for the Australian Telecommunication*IndustryKevin Morgan, Telecommunications ConsultantSUNDA Y, 7 DECEMBER 1997 1830 HOURS WELCOME RECEPTION SKYLINE TERRACE*************ADVANCE CONFERENCE PROGRAMMONDA Y, 8 DECEMBER 1997 0845 TO 1230 HOURS LEVEL 30-11001100-1115AUDITORIUM ROOM 2MAIN AUDITORIUMREGISTRATIONMoA: PLENARY SESSION 1Chain John Hullett, CurtnlkwolTech AustrafaOPENUMG ADDRESS: Developments In AustraHanTelecommunicationsMsf Tuckwet.Australian Competition i Consumer CommissionPLENARY PAPER: IP and ATM—Friaada or FoesAndre Danthine, UnhrofUege, BelgiumPLENARY PAPER: Evolving Photonic NeftrarkaRod C AHerness. Bet LabsAMcent Technologies. USAPLENARY PAPER: Multimedia Sarvicaa/Standards in2 1 " CenturyHroshi Yasuth. NTT, JapanHoming TeaUoC: RADIO ACCESS AND DATAMoB: OPTICAL TRANSMISSION SYSTEMSChair: David Sampson, IMwoiWA, AustraliaINVITED PAPER: A European Perspective on ThirdINVITED PAPER: Transoceanic WDM SoMonGeneration Radio AccessSystems: Recent Advances In Passive and ActiveErikOmuK, Ericsson Radio Systems, ABTransmission ControlEmmanuel Desuvire. JPHamaUe. OAudotin,BBtoOeau, FPitel. EMaunand. OLederc, PBrindeliS Bigo, Alcatel-Aktxxn Recherche, Franca1115-11301130-11451145-1200Innovative High-Speed Submarine Optical Networks Integration of CkcuH and Packet SwitchedJ-U Beaufits, Alcatel Submarine Net, SingaporeCommunications in Third Generation Mobile NetworksA CaM, S Facan A E Scarrone, CSELT. te*LRadio Characteristics of IMT-2000Supervisory and Data Communication Channels forEKHongS YPark, YeungnamUrw, KoreaWDM-based Transmission SystemsJ H Choi. SK Telecom. KoreaJ1 Yoon t C S Park. ETR1, KoreaPacket Combining ARO Scheme with Adaptive Data OrderRearrangement for Mum-Carrier CDMA SystemsHAta
Proposal of GMN -2 (Global Mega-Medte Network -2) lor Guaranteeing QoS on Multimedia AppBcaaowa HKorxto.KHagj6hma.HHadamaAUKnara,NTT.Japan mtemetwotfcmg Technologies for GMN -1 (Global Mega-Media Network-1) KKoyanagi, TTerayama. TAdachiA HSugbka. NTT, Japan Strategy tor Global Mega-Media Network (GMN) H YamaguchL TAdachi. K Koyanagi A K .
