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MILCOM '99 unclassified technical session are listed below. Click on the session number to go to the list of papers in that session. Click on the paper number to view the paper. Note that some papers were not available at the time of publication of the proceedings. All papers provided were published in the MILCOM '99 Conference Proceedings. Use of these papers is governed by IEEE's copyright policies.

Mobile Wireless Networking Modulation and Coding Radio Communications Techniques Satellite Communications Communications Networks Advanced Communications Systems Communications Technology Miscellaneous Communications Topics
Session 1
Mobile Networks/Integrated Networks		 Session 2
 Modulation and Coding		 Session 3
Techniques for Fading/Multi-path Channels I		 Session 4
Military Use of Commercial Satellites		 Session 5.1
 Hardening of Civil Protocols for Military Use
Session 5.2
Network Management and Control I		 Session 6
Code-Division Multiple-Access (CDMA) Networks I		 Session 7
Automatic Signal Recognition I		 Session 8
DII/DISN Advanced Intelligent Networking Services
Session 9
Wireless Link Layer Protocols		 Session 10
Advanced Modulation Techniques		 Session 11
Techniques for Fading/Multi-path Channels II		 Session 12
MILSATCOM in Transition		 Session 13
Application of Commercial Technology to Military Networks		 Session 14
Code-Division Multiple-Access (CDMA) Networks II		 Session 15
Automatic Signal Recognition II		 Session 16
Information Assurance
Session 17
System Issues in Integrated Networks		 Session 18
Advanced Coding Techniques		 Session 19
Interference Suppression in Wireless Networks		 Session 20
SATCOM Terminals, Antennas and Systems		 Session 21
Application of Internet Technology to Future Military Networks		 Session 22
Adaptive Antenna Array Systems I		 Session 23
Optical Communications		 Session 24
Defense Information Warfare
Session 25
Tactical Wireless Networking I		 Session 26
Signal Detection and Coding		 Session 27
Advanced Signal Processing Techniques for Spread Spectrum		 Session 28
SATCOM Performance and Traffic Management		 Session 29
Network Reliability/Network Survivability		 Session 30
Adaptive Antenna Array Systems II		 Session 31
Dense WDM Systems and Optical Cross-Connects		 Session 32
HF Networking
Session 33
Tactical Wireless Networking II		 Session 34
Multi-User Detection		 Session 35
Multicarrier and OFDM Techniques		 Session 36
Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) for DoD Users		 Session 37
Network Management and Control II		 Session 38
Ultra Wideband Communications		 Session 39
Video Processing and Systems		 Session 40
Military Messaging Issues
Session 41
Tactical Wireless Networking III		 Session 42
Adaptive Techniques for Communication		 Session 43
Spread Spectrum		 Session 44
Demand Assigned Multiple Access		 Session 45
Network Architecture and Performance		 Session 46
Energy Efficient Wireless Communications		 Session 47
Speech Processing		 Session 48
Should the Military Consider Using Emerging Ka Band SATCOM Systems?

MILCOM 99 Unclassified Papers

Session 1 - Mobile Networks/Integrated Networks

Paper 1.1 - Anycast Routing for Mobile Networking
Paper 1.2 - Statistical Techniques for Evaluating Adaptive Routing Protocols in a Mobile Tactical Environment
Paper 1.3 - Routing in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
Paper 1.4 - Hierarchical Level-Based IP Multicasting for Tactical Networks
Paper 1.5 - ATM Multicast in Mobile Environment using Hierarchical Servers
Paper 1.6 - AMRIS: A Multicast Protocol for Ad Hoc Wireless Networks
Paper 1.7 - Quality of Service Support in Mobile Ad Hoc IP Networks

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Session 2 - Modulation and Coding
Paper 2.1 - Mapping Design for General Multidimensional Communication Systems
Paper 2.2 - Modified CRLB on the Modulation Parameters of a PSK Signal
Paper 2.3 - Power Spectral Density of GMSK Modulation using Matrix Methods
Paper 2.4 - A Comparison Between the Impact of Some Signal on an MSK Receiver
Paper 2.5 - Predicting the Performance of M-ary Codes in an Unknown Multipath Environment
Paper 2.6 - Improved Performance of Reduced M-ary Orthogonal Signaling using Reed-Solomon Codes

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Session 3 - Techniques For Fading/Multipath Channels I
Paper 3.1 - Performance Analysis of Non-Coherent BFSK using First, Second, and Third Order Selection Combining in a
Nakagami Fading Channel
Paper 3.2 - Error Probability of M-ary Modulation in Correlated Nakagami Channels using Maximal Ratio Combining
Paper 3.3 - Turbo-Coded ARQ Schemes for DS-CDMA Data Networks over Fading and Shadowing Channels
Paper 3.4 - A Bandwidth Efficient Pilot Symbol Technique for Coherent Detection of Turbo Codes over Fading Channels
Paper 3.5 - Pilot Symbol Assisted QAM with Iterative Filtering and Turbo Decoding over Raleigh Flat-Fading Channels
Paper 3.6 - Asymmetric Modulation and Multistage Coding for Multicasting with Multi-Level Reception over Fading
Channels
Paper 3.7 - Multiplexing VBR Video and Training Sequences on Wireless Fading Channels
Paper 3.8 - Robust Serial Acquisition of DS Packet Transmissions

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Session- 4 Military Use of Commercial Satellites
Paper 4.1 - Military Applications of Commercial Communications Satellites
Paper 4.2 - An Investigation of the Military Applications of Commercial Personal Satellite-Communications Systems
Paper 4.3 - Government Use of Commercial Satellite Systems for Disaster Response
Paper 4.4 - Survey of KA-Band Satellites for Wideband Communications

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Session- 5.1 Hardening of Civil Protocols for Military Use
Paper 5.1.1 - Support for Fault Tolerance in Local Registration Mobile-IP Systems
Paper 5.1.2 - Design and Implementation of a Generic Testbed for Adapting ATM for the Tactical Radio Environment
Paper 5.1.3 - Resolving Inconsistencies in EFSM-Modeled Specifications
Paper 5.1.4 - Conformance Testing: Towards Refining VHDL Specifications

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Session- 5.2 Network Management and Control I
Paper 5.2.1 - Implementation of CORBA/Java environment in Management of Mobile Communication Networks
Paper 5.2.2 - Mobile Agents for Active Network Management
Paper 5.2.3 - Application of Mobile Components for Robust Network Management
Paper 5.2.4 - Deploying Enterprise Management in Tactical Networks

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Session 6 Code-Division Multiple-Access (CDMA) Networks I
Paper 6.1 - Performance Evaluation of the Forward Link of a CDMA Cellular System|
Paper 6.2 - MMSE Based Fully Distributed Power Control Algorithm
Paper 6.3 - Power-Controlled MC-CDMA in the Presence of Nonlinearities - Part II: Coded System Performance
Paper 6.4 - Doubly Spread DS-CDMA for Efficient Interference Cancellation
Paper 6.5 - Self-Encoded Spread Spectrum Communications
Paper 6.6 - An Analysis on the Effect of the Number of Phases in Multipath Fading DS-CDMA Signature Sequences
Paper 6.7 - Efficient Use of the Processing Gain for Coded Hybrid SFH/DS-CDMA: Analytical Analysis

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Session 7 - Automatic Signal Recognition I
Paper 7.1 - Signal Classification by Discrete Fourier Transform
Paper 7.2 - Automatic Classification of Analogue Modulation Signals By Statistical Parameters
Paper 7.3 - Detection of Speech Modulated SSB and AM Signals in the HF-Band
Paper 7.4 - Emitter Detection and Tracking Algorithm for a Wide Band Multichannel Direction-Finding System in the HF-Band
Paper 7.5 - Maximum-Likelihood Modulation Classification for PSK/QAM
Paper 7.6 - Rank-Based Detection of Random Signals in a Weakly Dependent Noise Model

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Session 8 - DII/DISN-Advanced Intelligent Networking Services
Paper 8.1 - Defense ATM Network Services and Design
Paper 8.2 - Evolution of the DISN-Pacific Towards an Integrated ATM Infrastructure
Paper 8.3 - Emerging Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN) For 21st Century Warfighters
Paper 8.4 - Information Dissemination Management/ Advanced Intelligent Network Services for Department of Defense
Paper 8.5 - Information Value based Information Resource Management of the Defense Information Systems Network

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Session 9 - Wireless Link Layer Protocols
Paper 9.1 - Performance Analysis of Slotted Aloha Random Access Ad-Hoc Networks with Multipacket Detection
Paper 9.2 - On the Performance of the Dynamic Packet Reservation Multiple Access Scheme
Paper 9.3 - Optimization of Adaptive Link Control Protocols for Multimedia Packet Radio Networks
Paper 9.4 - Optimal Packet Size Via Marginal Utility Image Compression and Expansion Delay Minimization for Theater of War and Theater Missile Defense: Congestion Controlled Combination Protocol
Paper 9.5 - USAP Multiple Access: Dynamic Resource Allocation for Mobile Multihop Multichannel Wireless Networking
Paper 9.6 - Collision-Free Medium Access Control Scheme For Ad Hoc Networks
Paper 9.7 - Semi-blind Signal Separation for Collision Resolution in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks

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Session 10 - Advanced Modulation Techniques
Paper 10.1 - Simple Coherent Receiver for Frequency-Hopped Pulse-Driven GMSK
Paper 10.2 - Coherent Viterbi and Threshold Demodulators for Pulse-Driven GMSK Signals
Paper 10.3 - Interference Rejection in Impulsive Noise for VLF Communications
Paper 10.4 - A Noncoherent Coded Modulation for 16QAM
Paper 10.5 - Multicast Transmission with Nonuniform Phase-Shift-Key Modulation and Convolutional Coding over Rayleigh Fading Channels
Paper 10.6 - Simplex Symbol Assignment in Circular Trellis-Coded Modulation

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Session 11 - Techniques For Fading/Multipath Channels II
Paper 11.1 - Doppler Compensation in Mobile Satellite Communications Systems
Paper 11.2 - A Comparison of Fading Mitigation Techniques in Frequency-Nonselective Rayleigh-Fading Channels
Paper 11.3 - Low Cost HF Receiver Using Constellations, Soft Convolutional Turbo Decoder and Real Channel Estimator
Paper 11.4 - Propagation Measurement-Based Probability of Error Predictions for the Tactical VHF-Range
Paper 11.5 - Very Near Ground Radio Frequency Propagation Measurements and Analysis for Military Applications
Paper 11.6 - Symbol Synchronization for Zero-Crossing Demodulator under Static and Mobile Fading Environments

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Session 12 - MILSATCOM in Transition
Paper 12.1 - Service Provision Concepts for Milsatcom
Paper 12.2 - The Objective DSCS Operations Control System Architecture: Planning the Migration of DSCS Control To New Technologies
Paper 12.3 - Modeling and Simulation of Advanced EHF Efficiency Enhancements
Paper 12.4 - An Analysis of the Viterbi Decoder Error Statistics for ATM and TCP/IP Over Satellite Communication
Paper 12.5 - IBS Tactical Terminal Migration Plan
Paper 12.6 - Commercial Voice and Data Mobile Satellite Systems: Support Functions For Military Voice/Data
Paper 12.7 - Fault Management on Communications Satellites

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Session 13 - Application of Commercial Technology To Military Networks
Paper 13.1 - A State-of-the-art Environment for Research, Design, Evaluation, Prototyping, and Integration of Dual-Use Advanced Networking and Network-Centric Information Technologies
Paper 13.2 - Collaboration Technology for the Warfighter
Paper 13.3 - ATM for Naval Applications
Paper 13.4 - High Temperature Superconducting Filters - a Maturing Technology
Paper 13.5 - Voice Fidelity Testing in an ATM Network Over Simulated Wireless Links

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Session 14 - Code-Division Multiple-Access (CDMA) Networks II
Paper 14.1 - Performance Tradeoff Among Spreading, Coding and Multiple-Antenna Transmit Diversity for High Capacity Space-Time Coded DS/CDMA
Paper 14.2 - Performance of Multi-level Modulation in MMSE Receiver Based CDMA Systems
Paper 14.3 - Transmission Scheduling Scheme for Multirate Multicode CDMA Networks
Paper 14.4 - Turbo Codes in DS-SS with Adaptive Nonlinear Suppression of Impulsive Interference
Paper 14.5 - Network Access and Synchronization Procedures for a CDMA Satellite Communication System
Paper 14.6 - Performance Analysis of Integrated Space-Time Receiver with Combined Full-And Reduced-Complexity for DS/CDMA Systems
Paper 14.7 - Recursive Semi-Blind Channel Identification for Wideband CDMA Communications

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Session 15 - Automatic Signal Recognition II
Paper 15.1 - Identification of Digital Modulation Types Using the Wavelet Transform
Paper 15.2 - Detection of Multicarrier Modulations using 4th-order Cumulants
Paper 15.3 - Carrier Detection of Unbalanced QPSK Direct Sequence Signals
Paper 15.4 - Constellation Shape as a Robust Signature for Digital Modulation Recognition
Paper 15.5 - A Blind Information Theoretic Approach to Automatic Signal Classification
Paper 15.6 - Signal Processing Techniques for Wideband Communications Systems

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Session 16 - Information Assurance
Paper 16.1 - A Concept for Strategic Cyber Defense
Paper 16.2 - Using Enterprise Management to Provide Infrastructure Assurance
Paper 16.3 - Security in Military/Commercial Communication Gateways
Paper 16.4 - Methodology for Platform IO Vulnerability Assessment
Paper 16.5 - Information-Management Heuristics for Improved Coalition-Operations Effectiveness
Paper 16.6 - Ensuring Electronic Mail System Delivery Capability

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Session 17 - System Issues in Integrated Networks
Paper 17.1 - Multifunctional On-The-Move Survivable Adaptive Integrated Communications (MOSAIC) Advanced Technology Demonstration (ATD)
Paper 17.2 - Use of the Burst Voice Arrival Lag (BVAL) as a Measure of Performance that Detects Packet Burst Errors (PBER) for Voice Over IP Systems
Paper 17.3 - Implementation of Universal Document Servers to Transfer Management Information in Tactical Mobile Network
Paper 17.4 - An Advanced Middleware Architecture for Secure and Survivable Mobile C4I Systems
Paper 17.5 - Connection Level Priority/Pre-emption Service for ATM Based Networks
Paper 17.6 - A CORBA-based Interoperable Auto-Configuration System Design for Battlefield Networks

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Session 18 - Advanced Coding Techniques
Paper 18.1 - Turbo Code Codec Implementation and Performance in a Software Radio
Paper 18.2 - An Application of Turbo Trellis-Coded Modulation to Tactical Communications
Paper 18.3 - Turbo Detection of Coded Continuous-Phase Modulation
Paper 18.4 - Fading Correlation and its Effect on the Capacity of Space-Time Turbo Coded DS/CDMA Systems
Paper 18.5 - Improving Faded Turbo Code Performance Using Biased Channel Side Information
Paper 18.6 - Analysis of Puncturing Pattern for High Rate Turbo Codes
Paper 18.7 - Comparison of Convolutional Codes Against Turbo Codes for a Frequency Hopped SDPSK Receiver in Partial-Band Jamming
Paper 18.8 - Modulated Coded Zero-Forcing Decision Feedback Equalizer

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Session 19 - Interference Suppression in Wireless Networks
Paper 19.1 - Comparison of Direct-Sequence Spread-Spectrum Multiple-Access Systems with QPSK Data Modulation
Paper 19.2 - Anitjam Performance Analysis of Slow Frequency Hopping Radios with Vocoders in Electronic Warfare
Paper 19.3 - Performance Analysis of Hybrid DS-SFH/MSK Spread-Spectrum System under Multitone Jamming
Paper 19.4 - Double-Dwell Serial-Search PN Code Acquisition Using a Nonparametric Detector in DS/CDMA Systems
Paper 19.5 - Delay Estimation in the Presense of a Tone Jammer: Two Simple Estimators
Paper 19.6 - Differentially Coherent Code Acquisition in Jamming and Data Modulation
Paper 19.7 - Forward Channel Signal-to-Noise Ratio with Microzoning for Narrowband, FDMA Cellular Systems

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Session 20 - SATCOM Terminals, Antennas and Systems
Paper 20.1 - Common Integrated Broadcast Service-Modules (CIBS-M) to Expand the Joint Tactical Terminal (JTT) Family
Paper 20.2 - Global Broadcast Service (GBS) System Usage in the US Army's 4th Infantry Division (4ID)
Paper 20.3 - On the Improvement of Low Elevation Angle Satellite Communications Impaired by Tropospheric Fading Effects
Paper 20.4 - The On-Orbit Antenna Pointing Calibration of Milstar Satellite Gimbaled Parabolic Antennas
Paper 20.5 - Use of Shaped Lens to Control Spillover in Reflector Antennas
Paper 20.6 - Performance of a CDMA-based Satellite Communication System with Phase Noise
Paper 20.7 - Rate Adaptive OFDM (RA-OFDM) Spread Spectrum System for LEO Satellite Communications

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Session 21 - Application of Internet Technology To Future Military Networks
Paper 21.1 - The Multicast Dissemination Protocol (MDP) Toolkit
Paper 21.2 - Mobile Multicast Proxy
Paper 21.3 - Agent-Based Command and Control Knowledge Networking System
Paper 21.4 - Progressively Authenticated Image Transmission
Paper 21.5 - Viasat Internet Protocol Crypto Inline Network Encryption for the Internet
Paper 21.6 - Tactical Network Security

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Session 22 - Adaptive Antenna Array Systems I
Paper 22.1 - Frequency Domain GSC with Low Computational Complexity
Paper 22.2 - Adaptive AGC Applebaum Array
Paper 22.3 - Signal Separation Using Circular Arrays
Paper 22.4 - A High Temperature Superconducting Anti-Jam GPS Antenna Array
Paper 22.5 - Anti-Jam Space-Time Preprocessor for GPS Based on Multistage Nested Wiener Filter

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Session 23 - Optical Communications
Paper 23.1 - Architecture and Operating Experience for an Optical Wireless OC-3 Network From the USS John C Stennis to a North Island Pier-side Facility
Paper 23.2 - High Power Optical Amplifiers Enable 1550 nm Terrestrial Free-Space Optical Data-Link Operating @10 Gb/s
Paper 23.3 - Optical Reliability of Cladding Pump fiber for High Power Communication Networks  Cladding Pump Fiber for High Power Communication Networks
Paper 23.4 - Radiation Reliability of Rare Earth Doped Optical Fibers for Laser Communication Systems
Paper 23.5 - High Speed All-Optical Time Division Demultiplexer
Paper 23.6 - Performance Evaluation of Heterodyne Optical Multi-Carrier MFSK Based on BIB-Design

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Session 24 - Defense Information Warfare
Paper 24.1 - Genetic Algorithm/Artificial Life Evolution of Security Vulnerability Agents
Paper 24.2 - Preventing Traffic Analysis for Real-Time Communication Networks
Paper 24.3 - The Cyber Battlefield - Is This The Setting for the Ultimate World War?
Paper 24.4 - An Enterprise View of Defensive Information Assurance (DIA)
Paper 24.5 - Unifying the Secure DoD Network & Public ATM Network Infrastructure
Paper 24.6 - ATM Peer Peer Group Leader Attack and Mitigation
Paper 24.7 - A Framework for Investigating Security Attacks in ATM Networks
Paper 24.8 - Advanced Security Proxies: An Architecture and Implementation for High Performance Network Firewalls

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Session- 25 Tactical Wireless Networking I
Paper 25.1 - Networking on the Battlefield: Challenges in Highly Dynamic Multi-hop Wireless Networks
Paper 25.2-  Route Selection for Data Packets in a Tactical Packet Radio Network Using Integrated Voice and Data Transmissions
Paper 25.3 - A Comparison of Battlefield Carrier Sense Multiple Access (CSMA) Networks with Theoretical CSMA Network Analysis
Paper 25.4 - Voice Priority Net Access Delay (V-NAD) Algorithm in MIL-STD-188-220B
Paper 25.5 - Analytical Approximation of Net Access Delay and Queue Performance in MIL-STD-188-220B
Paper 25.6 - A Network Adapter to support Multicasting for EMCON Restricted Tactical Subnetworks
Paper 25.7 - A Distance-Vector Routing Protocol with Consistency Checking for Mobile Distributed Direct-Sequence Packet Radio Networks

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Session 26 - Signal Detection and Coding
Paper 26.1 - Co-Channel Interference Reduction on the Forward Channel of a Wideband CDMA Cellular System
Paper 26.2 - A Code Acquisition Scheme for DS/CDMA Systems
Paper 26.3 - Performance Evaluation of the Phase-Coded Signal in LPD Radars
Paper 26.4 - M-level Real Code Does Not Improve the LPD Property of Radar Signals
Paper 26.5 - Performance of Turbo Codes over Magnetic Recording Channels
Paper 26.6 - Two Novel Interleaving Schemes of the (2,1,3) Convolutional Code and its Performance in the Mobile Image  Communication System
Paper 26.7 - Joint Precoding and Equalization for ISI Channels Using Multirate Filterbanks

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Session 27 - Advanced Signal Processing Techniques for Spread Spectrum Systems
Paper 27.1 - A Fast Adaptive Receiver for Interference Suppression in DS-CDMA Systems
Paper 27.2 - Minimum Mean Square Error (MMSE) Receiver Employing 16-QAM in CDMA Channel with Narrowband Gaussian Interference
Paper 27.3 - Joint Iterative MMSE Multiuser Detection and Narrowband Jammer Suppression in Coded DS-CDMA Channels
Paper 27.4 - Performance of Successive Interference Cancellation for a Multicarrier DS/CDMA System
Paper 27.5 - Bit Pattern Matched Phase Interference Suppression in a Hybrid DS/FH-system
Paper 27.6 - An Anti-Jamming Algorithm using Wavelet Packet Modulated Spread Spectrum
Paper 27.7 - Robustness of the MUSIC algorithm to Errors in Estimation the Dimensions of the Subspaces: Delay Estimation in DS/SS in the Presense of Interference

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Session 28 - SATCOM Performance and Traffic Management
Paper 28.1 - Long Loop Time Tracking Performance for Satellite Communication System
Paper 28.2 - Uplink Timing Detection for Frequency Hopping Communication
Paper 28.3 - Satellite Payload Architectures for Wideband Communications Systems
Paper 28.4 - Dynamic SATCOM Traffic Management and Bandwidth Efficiency
Paper 28.5 - Application of a Managed Workflow Concept to Planning and Scheduling of Communications Services on SHF Satellites
Paper 28.6 - Service Specific Coordination Function for Transparent Assured Delivery with AAL5 (SSCF-TADA5)
Paper 28.7 - Supplement Multi-media Services for ACeS

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Session 29 - Network Reliability/Network Survivability
Paper 29.1 - Demand Re-registration for PCS Database Restoration
Paper 29.2 - Wireless Quality of Service Assurance for Network Survivability
Paper 29.3 - Performance Analysis of Multicast and Priority-Based Routing under a Failure in Differentiated-Services Internet
Paper 29.4 - On Providing Survivable QoS Services in the Next Generation Internet
Paper 29.5 - Applying the Policy Concept to Avoid Logical Race Conditions in Multilayer Network Restoration
Paper 29.6 - Robust Serial Acquisition of DS Packet Transmissions
Paper 29.7 - Coding-Based Schemes for Fault Identification in Communication Networks
Paper 29.8 - A New Algorithm for Network Probabilistic Connectivity

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Session 30 - Adaptive Antenna Array Systems II
Paper 30.1 - Blind Adaptive Space-Time Receiving and Transmitting Diversities for Multiuser DS-CDMA Systems
Paper 30.2 - Adaptive and Diversity Arrays for Frequency-Hopping Systems
Paper 30.3 - On the Performance of Adaptive Smart Antenna Systems in Multipath Environments
Paper 30.4 - Outage Probability Analysis of a CDMA System with Antenna Arrays in a Correlated Rayleigh Environment
Paper 30.5 - Error Probability for M-ary Modulation using Hybrid Selection/Maximal-Ratio Combining in Rayleigh Fading
Paper 30.6 - Sensitivity Study of Smart Antenna Systems with both Transmission and Reception Diversities

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Session 31 - Dense WDM Systems and Optical Cross Connects
Paper 31.1 - Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) for WDM Optical-Crossconnect Networks
Paper 31.2 - High Performance Photonic Avionics Networking Using WDM
Paper 31.3 - MONET WDM Network Elements
Paper 31.4 - WDM Burst Switching for Petabit Capacity Routers

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Session 32 - HF Networking
Paper 32.1 - Instantiation of the TADIL-A Waveform into a Software Programmable Tactical Intelligence Terminal
Paper 32.2 - Performance of High Rate Link-22 Operation Obtained by Using Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM)
Paper 32.3 - Simulation Results for Third-Generation HF Automatic Link Establishment
Paper 32.4 - Co-channel Interference Effects in an HF Data Link
Paper 32.5 - An Algorithmic Approach to Preamble Sequence Optimization
Paper 32.6 - Asynchronous Transfer Mode Over HF Radio (ATM/HF) A Network Architecture Proposal

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Session 33 - Tactical Wireless Networking II
Paper 33.1 - Scattering Functions from the Naval Communication Channels Dataset
Paper 33.2 - Modelling the Performance of an All-Informed Net which Incorporates Distributed Dynamic Channel Assignment
Paper 33.3 - Comparison of Type 2 and Type 4 Services for MIL-STD-188-220B
Paper 33.4 - Using Semicontrollable Interfaces in Testing Army Communications Protocols: Application to MIL-STD 188-220B
Paper 33.5 - Development and Application of the 188-220 Protocol Test Tool Network Analyzer (PTTNA) Prototype
Paper 33.6 - Evaluation of ATM Service Quality in Future ATM Tactical Networks

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Session 34 - Multi-User Detection
Paper 34.1 - Iterative Decoders for Multiuser ISI Channels
Paper 34.2 - Single-User Adaptive and Multiuser Receivers for DS-CDMA in Peer-to-Peer Packet Radio Networks
Paper 34.3 - Adaptive Optimization of Receiver Chip Waveform for DS/SSMA with Random Spreading Sequences
Paper 34.4 - Self-Calibrating Hybrid Analog CMOS Co-Site Interference Canceller
Paper 34.5 - Performance Simulation of a Transform Domain Communication System for Multiple Access Applications
Paper 34.6 - Radio Channel Characterization for Geolocation at 1 GHz, 500 MHz, 90 MHz and 60 MHz in SUO/SAS
Paper 34.7 - A Fast Multi User Detector for DS/CDMA-Networks using Partial Sequence Estimation
Paper 34.8 - Multi-User Demodulation and Iterative Decoding for Frequency-Hopped Networks

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Session 35 - Multicarrier and OFDM Techniques
Paper 35.1 - A Convolutionally Coded Orthogonal Multicarrier DS/CDMA System in Time Limited Asynchronous Channels
Paper 35.2 - FEC Coding with a Rate Adaptive Spread Spectrum OFDM System
Paper 35.3 - MMSE Detection of Multi-Carrier CDMA
Paper 35.4 - Parallel Acquisition of Multicarrier Direct-Sequence Spread-Spectrum Signals in Partial-Band Interference
Paper 35.5 - An Adaptive Multicarrier DS/CDMA System for Forward Links
Paper 35.6 - MCM-DSSS with DPSK Modulation and Equal Gain Combining in Doppler-Spread Rician Fading
Paper 35.7 - Antenna Diversity for an OFDM System in a Fading Channel
Paper 35.8 - Performance of OFDM Systems with Adaptive Nonlinear Amplifiers

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Session 36 - Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) for DoD Users
Paper 36.1 - The Next Generation - Mobile User Objective System (MUOS)
Paper 36.2 - Geosynchronous Satellites for MUOS
Paper 36.3 - Multi-Beam GEO Satellite Concept for the Mobile User Objective System
Paper 36.4 - A Robust Satellite System Architecture for the Mobile User Objective System
Paper 36.5 - A LEO Satellite Concept for the Advanced Narrowband System
Paper 36.6 - Interference on UHF SATCOM Channels
Paper 36.7 - Military Communications Satellite System Multiplies UHF Channel Capacity for Mobile Users

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Session 37 - Network Management and Control II
Paper 37.1 - Spectrum Management Using Network Management Concepts
Paper 37.2 - Enterprise Network Control and Management: Traffic Flow Models
Paper 37.3 - A Network Control and Management Framework Supporting Military Quality of Service
Paper 37.4 - Performability Assessment in Tactical Network Management
Paper 37.5 - Directory-Enabled Network Management Framework For Battlefield Networks
Paper 37.6 - A Virtual Reality C3 Network Battle Management and Analysis Tool

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Session 38 - Ultra Wideband Communications
Paper 38.1 - Communication Techniques Using Monopulse Waveforms
Paper 38.2 - Preliminary Results of an Ultra-Wideband (Impulse) Scanning Receiver
Paper 38.3 - On the Analysis of UWB Communication Channels
Paper 38.4 - Spectral Density of Random Time-Hopping Spread-Spectrum UWB Signals with Uniform Timing Jitter
Paper 38.5 - Performance of Hard Decision Detection for Impulse Radio
Paper 38.6 - An Application Specific Integrated Circuit Implementation of a Multiple Correlator for UWB Radio Applications

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Session 39 - Video Processing and Systems
Paper 39.1 - A De-Jittering Scheme for the Transport of MPEG-4 and MPEG-2 Video over ATM
Paper 39.2 - Bandwidth Allocation and Analysis of VBR MPEG Video Bit Streams
Paper 39.3 - Modification of ETFTP for MPEG-4 Wireless Video Transport
Paper 39.4 - A Modified JPEG Scheme to Compress Reconnaissance Images
Paper 39.5 - QoS Aware Mobile Video Communications
Paper 39.6 - Efficient Military Intelligence Transmission System for High Quality Video over Mobile Channels
Paper 39.7 - Low Complexity Video Compression Algorithm Using AMBTC

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Session 40 - Military Messaging Issues
Paper 40.1 - New Satellites: The Promise of Worldwide Networking
Paper 40.2 - Application of Virtual Private Networking Technology to Standards-Based Management Protocols Across Heterogeneous Firewall-Protected Networks
Paper 40.3 - Medium Grade Features for Military Messaging
Paper 40.4 - Automatic Access Controls in the Defense Message System (DMS)

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Session 41 - Tactical Wireless Networking III