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BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING INDEX VOLUME 10 (April 1991-January 1992) including TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING:A Structured InformationProgramme Issues1-3 (UnitsfromtheStructuredInformationProgrammeareindicatedby‘S'followedbytheChapterandUnitnumbers.) A BLAKE,I. F.,VANNER,N.1.,FALCONER,J.R.,HEMMINGS, in ........................ 40 C. S. BT AccessNetwork,iFniabre the 8 P.,andPOTrS.,...A.u.to.m..a.t.e.d.L.i.n.e.T.e.s.t.in.g..fo..r.th.e..... 75 AccessNetwork ChangingEnvironment,Planningthe RepairService AccessNetwoofrk,LocalNetwionrkResourcePlan‐TheIntrt} 59 BTNetworkTrafficMa.n.a.g.e.m..e.n.t.S.y.s.te.m..:.A..W..in.d.o.w..o.n.... duction TotalQuality theLoc.a.l............................... 211 BTtheNe.tw..o.rk.,.T.h.e................................. 222 AccessNetworkManagement,Local News 349 in ........................ 34 BT ............. AccessNetwork,Radio the PeopleOverseas.TheGlobalChallenge: 286 on ................................... 311 AccessNetwork,.S.p.e.c.i.a.l.Is.s.u.e....th.e................... 2 BT’sEneJr.g,yUse P. in .... 34 Introduction BUTrLE, andHUISH, Radio theAccessNetwork AccessNetwork,TowardsaHassle-Free ............... 66 ADAMS,P.F.,andLISLE,P.H.ExploitingtheCopper C ..................................... 26 Network AdaptiveQualityManagementSystems................ 343 Cables,DeutscheBundespostTelekomNetwork:Current ................................ . 96 AlarmManagement 218 andFutureRequirementsforCopperandOptical-Fibre ALLEN,P.A.,andLISLE,P.H.PlanningtheAccessNetwork CARTWRIGHT,R.AnIntroductiontoProcessManagement.. 54.1 ina ...................... 8 ChangingEnvironment CCITTSynchronousDigitalHierarchy:Introductionand ALLEN,P.A.SpecialIssueontheAccessNetwork Overview,TheNew ............................. 104 ................................... 2 ......................... Introduction ChargingDatabase,National 250 AMBLER,H.G.,SCOBIE,C.H.,andBALDWIN,V. W. Switch CHIA,S.'1‘.S...B.e.y.o.n.d.t.h.e.S.e.c.o.n.d.-.G.e.n.e.r.a.t.io.n.M..o.b.i.le..R.a.d.i.o. Management:TheOperationsandMaintenanceCentre 187 Systems 326 ArchitectureforSDH,DefiningNetwork............... S116 CHIA.S.T. S.Delaya.n.d.E.c.h.o..C.o.n.t.r.o.l.in..T.h.ir.d.-.G.e.n.e.r.a.ti.o.n.. Architectures“).WhyStandardsand ................... 14.1 MobileSystems 147 ASHTON,D.1.,MUIR,M.,CLow,D.G.,andTHOMAS,J.D. CLARK,G.S.,andBEALING.A. C.BT’sEnergyUse ...... 311 DigginguptheRoads‐ProvidingBT’sDuctNetwork 20 CLAYDON,B.A.ElectronicDocumentRetrievalSystem ... 260 AssessmentTools.Performance ...................... 235 CLOW,D.G..THOMAS,J.D.,ASHTON,D.1.,andMUIR,M. AutomatedLineTestingfortheBTRepairService ....... 75 DigginguptheRoads‐ProvidingBT’sDuctNetwork . 20 9, ....................... of N ............. AwardsforVolume Journal 164 CodeChange,Development the ational 303 ............... CodeChange,ImplementingtheNational 306 B .................. ConfigurationManagement,Dataand 230 BALCER,W.R.EquipmentforSDHNetworks .......... 126 Congress.30thEuropeanTelecommunications ........... 278 BALDWIN,V. W.,AMBLER,H.G.,andSCOBIE,C.H.Switch COOKE,P.1.,andSCOTT,.R...P...A..2.9..0.11.2..R.a.d..io.S..ys.t.e.m..fo..r. Management:TheOperationsandMaintenanceCentre 187 VideoTransmission 141 ............................ to BasicNetwJo.rkPlanning S12.1 CooperativeM.a.n.a.g.e.m..e.n.t:.T.h.e..K.e.y....M.a.n.a.g.i.n.g.C..u.s.to.m..e.r. ...................... BATEMAN. NetworkStructure 59.1 Networks 174 BATY,R.M.DataandConfigurationManagement ....... 230 CopperandOptical-FibreCables,DeutscheBundespost BEALING,A.C.,andCLARK,G.S.BT’sEnergyUse...... 311 TelekomNetwork:CurrentandFutureRequirementsfor 96 A. P.K. of ....................... 26 BEALING, C.,andMARTIN, KeepingAccount CopperNetwork,Exploitingthe BT’sEnergyUsebyMeansofaPersonalComputer... 318 CordlessTelephony,ManleshamMedalforExcellencein .. 165 ..... BeyondtheSecond‐GenerationMobileRadioSystems.... 326 CRAMPSEY,D.,andFASE,M. L.ExternalEngineering l3 CROFT.A.ImplementingtheNationalCodeChange ...... H CustomerNetworks,CooperativeManagement:TheKeyto HARRISON,K.R.TheNewCCITTSynchronousDigital .................................... .............. Managing Hierarchy:IntroductionandOverview 104 CustomerPremisesEquipment....................... HART,G.,GALLAGHER,R.M.,MOOR,S.R.,andMCKENZIE, T. H.M.TransmissionSurveillanceinBTWorldwide Networks...................................... 194 DataandConfigurationManagement.................. HavesandHaveNotsoftheInformationAge,The ........ 291 Database,NationalCharging HAWLEY,P.1.,andMAYNARD,K.1.LocalAccessNetwork ................................... DefiningNetworkArchitectureforSDH ............... Management 211 DEGROOT,P.C..GARRISON,R.,andSPECTOR,A. TheBT HAWTIN,R.L.,andJACKSON,E.PerformanceAssessment NetworkTrafficManagementSystem:AWindowon Tools ......................................... 235 theNetwork................................... HeathrowAirportOptical-FibreNetwork ............... 153 DelayandEchoControlinThird-GenerationMobile HELLEUR,R.1.,andMILWAY,N. R.P. NetworkManage‑ Systems ...................................... mentSystems:IntroductoryOverview............... 168 DeploymentofOpticalFibreintoSubscriberNetworksin HEMMINGS,C.P.,Po1'rs,S.,BLAKE,I.F..VANNER.N.1., ........................................ Japan andFALCONER,J.R.AutomatedLineTestingfortheBT DeutscheBundespostTelekomNetwork:Currentand RepairService ................................. 75 FutureRequirementsforCopperandOptical‐Fibre HIETr,A.SignallinginTelecommunicationsNetworks .... S7.1 ....................................... Cables 96 HIGHAM,R.,Nomus,M.,andPENGELLY,A. Adaptive ..................... DevelopmentoftheNationalCodeChange ............. 303 QualityManagementSystems 343 DigginguptheRoads‐ProvidingBT’sDuctNetwork.... 20 HOGBEN,D.TelecommunicationsRegulationintheUK ...Sl6.1 DistributionNetworksinFrance...................... 160 HOLLOWAY,E.B.WhyStandardsandArchitectures?......814.1 DocumentRetrievalSystem,Electronic ................ 260 HOPPITI‘,C.E.,andRAWSON,J.W. D.TheUnitedKingdom DuctNetwork.DigginguptheRoads‐ProvidingBT’s ... 20 TrialofFibreintheLoop ......................... 48 DUNN,A. 0.,andINGRAM,A.J.LocalNetworkResource HUISH,P.,andBUTTLE,1.Radioin theAccessNetwork.... 34 Plan‐TheIntroductionofTotalQualityintheLocal AccessNetwork ............................... 59‘ I IBTELocal-CentreContacts ......................... 284 ............... ImplementingtheNationalCodeChange 306 EARNSHAW,C.Foreword(Oct.1991).................. 167 InformationAge,TheHavesandHaveNotsofthe ........ 291 EARNSHAW,C.TheFinalFrontier .................... INGRAM,A.1.,andDUNN,A.G.LocalNetworkResource EchoCo.n.tr.o.l.in..T.h.i.rd.-.G.e.n..e.ra.t.io.n..M.o..b.il.e.S.y.s.te.m..s.,.D.e.l.a.y.. Plan‐TheIntroductionofTotalQualityintheLocal and 147 AccessNetwork ................................ 59 .......... Economy,TelecommunicationsandtheWorld S3.1 InstitutionofBritishTelecommunications ElectronicDocumentRetrievalSystem ................ 260 Engineers .............................. 100,166,281 EnergyOverview ................................. 310 InternationalNetworks .............................. $9.2 EnergyUse,BT’s ................................. 311 IntroductiontoProcessManagement,An............... 54.1 EnergyUsebyMeansofaPersonalComputer,Keeping AccountofBT’s ............................... 318 EquipmentforSDHNetworks ....................... 126 J JACKSON,13.,andHAWTIN,R.L.PerformanceAssessment EEuxrpolpoeitainngTtehleecCoompmpeurnNiceattwioonrskC.o.n.g.re.s.s.,.3.0.th...................... 27286 Tools ......................................... 235 ............................... Japan,DeploymentofOpticalFibreintoSubscriber ExternalEngineering 13 in................................... 92 Networks JournalAwardsforVolume9 ........................ 164 FALCONER,1.R.,HEMMINGS,C. P.,Ports,S.,BLAKE,I. F., andVANNER.N.1.AutomatedLineTestingfortheBT K RepairService................................. 75 KANE,A.,and.Y.O.U..N.G.,.D...J...T.o.w..a.rd.s..a.H.a.s.s.l.e.‐F.r.e.e.A..cc.e.s.s.. 66 FASE,M.L.,andCRAMPSEY,D.ExternalEngineering .... 13 Network FibreCables,DeutscheBundespostTelekomNetwork:Cur‑ KeepingAccountofBT'sEnergyUsebyMeansofa rentandFutureRequirementsforCopperandOptical- . 96 PersonalComputer .............................. 318 FibreintheAccessNetwork......................... 40 KeepingtheRecordsStraight.................................................. 71 FibreintheLoop,TheUnitedKingdomTrialof......... 48 Keysystem,MeridianNorstar 135 FibreintoSu.b.s.c.r.ib.e.r.N..e.tw..o.rk.s..in..Ja.p.a.n.,.D..e.p.lo.y.m..e.n.t.o.f... Optical 92 L FibreNetwork.HeathrowAirportOptical- ............. 153 LEAKEY,D.GuestEditorial(July1991)................. 103 FinalFrontier,The ................................ l LinePlanonfear,Practic.a.l.N.e.t.w.o.r.k.P..la..n.n.i.n.g.‐.A..D.a.y.i.n.t.h.e.... 86 HTCNHeEtTwTo,Trk. MA.a,naangdemREeEnVtE.,M....H....F.u.tu.r.e.C..h.a.lle.n..g.e.s.f.o.r.. 271 LineLTifeestingLfoorctahleBT RepairService,Automated ....... 75 Flexibility,ManagingSDHNetwork .................. 131 LINESS,1.,and.R.O..B.IN.S.,.P...H..e.a.th.r.o.w..A.i.rp.o..rt.O..p.ti.c.a.l-.F.ib..re... France,DistributionNetworksin..................... 160 Network 153 FREUDENSPRUNG.D.,andMIDDEL,H. DeutscheBundespost LISLE,P.H.,andADAMS,P.F.ExploitingtheCopperNetwork 26 TelekomNetwork:CurrentandFutureRequirementsfor LISLE,P.H.,andALLEN,P.A.PlanningtheAccessNetwork ina ....................... 8 CopperandOptical-FibreCables .................. 96 ChangingEnvironment FutureChallengesforNetworkManagement............ 271 LocalAccessNetworkManagement ................... 211 LocalLinePlanner,PracticalNetworkPlanning‐ADayin ofa................................... 86 G theLife GALLAGHER,R.M.ManagingSDHNetworkFlexibility .. 131 LocalLoopover30Years.APersonalViewofthe .....1. 4 GALLAGHER,R. M.,MOOR,S.R..MCKENZIE,T. H. M.,and LocalNetworkResourcePlan‐TheIntroductionofTotal in ............... 59 HART,G.TransmissionSurveillanceinBTWorldwide Quality theLocalAccessNetwork Networks..................................... 194 Loopover30Years.APersonalViewoftheLocal ....... 4 GARRISON,R..SPECTOR,A.,andDEGROO'I‘,P. C.TheBT Loop,TheUnitedKingdomTrialofFibreinthe.......... 48 NetworkTrafficManagementSystem:AWindowon theNetwork................................... 222 M GARWOOD,G.1.1andROBINSON,A.C.WorkManagement MCFARLANE,RJ..AlarmManagement ................. 218 ....................................... GlobSaylsCtehmallenge:BTPeopleOverseas,The ............ 220846 MCKaEgNemZIeEn,tPi.n,aBndTO.R.R.,.A....1..P..ro.g.r.a.m.m..e.a.n.d..P.r.o.je.c.t.M..a.n.‑. 297 GRISEZ,A.G.DistributionNetworksinFrance .......... 160 MCKENZIE,T. H.M.,HART,G.,GALLAGHER,R.M.,and GUYAOcNc,esRs.,NSeTtEwRoNrk,1.,.a.n.d.O..A.K.L.E.Y...K....A...F.i.b.re..in..th.e...... 40 MwiOdOeRN,eSt.wRo.rTksran.s.m..is.s.io.n..S.u.r.v.e.il.la.n.c.e..in..E.T..W..o.rl.d.‑... 194 ....................... MCLEOD,N.A.C.DevelopmentoftheNationalCode Networks,EquipmentforSDH 126 Change ..........................'............ 303 NetworksinFrance,Distribution ...................... 160 MCMAHON,U.,andSMYTON,S.NationalChargingDatabase 250 NetworksinJapan,DeploymentofOpticalFibreintoSub‑ MaintenanceCentre,SwitchManagement:TheOperations scriber ........................................ 92 and.......................................... 187 Networks,International ............................. $9.2 ............................... ............ Management,Alarm 218 Networks,SignallinginTelecommunications 57.1 Management,AnIntroductiontoProcess............... S4,] Networks,TransmissionSurveillanceinBTWorldwide.... 194 Management,DataandConfiguration ................. 230 NewCCI'I'I‘SynchronousDigitalHierarchy:Introduction ManagementforRACE,Network .................... 264 andOverview,The .............................. 104 Management,FutureChallengesforNetwork ........... 271 NORRIS,M.,PENGELLY,A.,andHIGHAM,R.Adaptive ManagementinBT,ProgrammeandProject ............ 297 QualityManagementSystems ..................... 343 Management,LocalAccessNetwork .................. 211 NorstarKeysystem,Meridian......................... 135 ManagementSystem:AWindowontheNetwork,TheBT NetworkTraffic ............................... 222 0 ManagementSystem,Work ......................... 204 OAKLEY,K. A.,GUYON,R.,andSTERN,J.Fibreinthe ManagementSystems,AdaptiveQuality ............... 343 AccessNetwork ................................ 40 ManagementSystems:IntroductoryOverview,Network .. 168 OperationsandMaintenanceCentre,SwitchManagement: ManagementSystems,NetworkTest .................. 239 The .......................................... 187 ManagementSystems,Service ....................... 180 OpticaJ-FibreCables,DeutscheBundespostTelekomNet‑ Management:TheKeytoManagingCustomerNetworks, work:CurrentandFutureRequirementsforCopperand 96 Cooperative ................................... 174 OpticalFibreintoSubscriberNetworksinJapan,Deploy‑ Management:TheOperationsandMaintenanceCentre, mentof....................................... 92 Switch ....................................... 187 Optical-FibreNetwork,HeathrowAirport ............... 153 ManagementWorkstation,Network................... 254 ORR,A. J.,andMCKENZIE,P.ProgrammeandProjectMan‑ ManagingSDHNetworkFlexibility................... 131 agementinBT................................. 297 MARTIN,P. K.,andBEALING,A. C. KeepingAccountof Overseas,TheGlobalChallenge:BTPeople............. 286 BT’sEnergyUsebyMeansofaPersonalComputer... 318 MartleshamMedalforExcellenceinCordlessTelephony.. 165 P MAYNARD,K. J.,andHAWLEY,P.J.LocalAccessNetwork PENGELLY,A.,HIGHAM,R.,andNORRIS,M. Adaptive Management .................................. 211 QualityManagementSystems ..................... 343 ........................ ....................... MeridianNorstarKeysystem 135 PerformanceAssessmentTools 235 MIDDEL,H.,andFREUDENSPRUNG,D. DeutscheBundespost PersonalComputer,KeepingAccountofBT’sEnergyUse TelekomNetwork:CurrentandFutureRequirementsfor byMeansofa..'................................ 318 CopperandOptical‐FibreCables .................. 96 PersonalViewoftheLocalLoopover30Years,A ....... 4 MILWAY,N. R.P.,andHELLEUR,R.J.NetworkManage‑ Planning‐ADayintheLifeofaLocalLinePlanner,Practi‑ mentSystems:IntroductoryOverview .............. 168 calNetwork ................................... 86 MobileRadioSystems,BeyondtheSecond-Generation ... 326 Planning,BasicNetwork ............................$12.1 MobileSystems,DelayandEchoControlinThird‐Generation 147 PlanningtheAccessNetworkinaChangingEnvironment.. 8 Moon,S.R.,MCKENZIE,T. H.M.,HART,G.,andGAL‑ POTI‘S,S.,BLAKE,I. F.,VANNER,N. J.,FALCONER,J.R., LAGHER,R.M.TransmissionSurveillanceinETWorld‑ andHEMMINGS,C. P. AutomatedLineTestingforthe wideNetworks ................................ 194 BTRepairService .............................. 75 MORGAN,K.,andSAUNDERS,M. 30thEuropeanTelecom‑ PracticalNetworkPlanning‐ADayintheLifeofaLocal municationsCongress ........................... 278 LinePlanner ................................... 86 MORROW,G.,andSINNADURAI,F. N. ServiceManagement ProcessManagement,AnIntroductionto............... S4.1 Systems ...................................... 180 ProgrammeandProjectManagementinBT............. 297 MUIR,M.,CLow,D. G.,THOMAS,J.D.,andASHTON,D. J. ProjectManagementinBT,Programmeand ............. 297 DigginguptheRoads‐ProvidingBT’sDuctNetwork 20 MultiplexingConceptsandMethods,SDH ............. 108 . . Q Quallty1ntheLocalAccessNetwork,LocalNetworkRe‑ N sourcePlan‐TheIntroductionofTotal ............. 59 NationalChargingDatabase ......................... 250 QualityManagementSystems,Adaptive ................ 343 NationalCodeChange,Developmentofthe ............ 303 NationalCodeChange,Implementingthe .............. 306 R NetworkArchitectureforSDH,Defining............... 116 RACE,NetworkManagementfor ..................... 264 Network:CurrentandFutureRequirementsforCopperand RadiointheAccessNetwork ......................... 34 Optical-FibreCables,DeutscheBundespostTelekom.. 96 RadioSystemforVideoTransmission,A 29GHz ........ 14] Network,DigginguptheRoads‐ProvidingBT’sDuct ... 20 RadioSystems,BeyondtheSecond-GenerationMobile .... 326 Network,ExploitingtheCopper...................... 26 RAWSON,J.W. D.,andHOPPITI‘,C. E.TheUnitedKingdom Network,FibreintheAccess ........................ 40 TrialofFibreintheLoop ......................... 48 NetworkFlexibility,ManagingSDH .................. 131 RecordsStraight,Keepingthe ........................ 71 Network,HeathrowAirportOptical-Fibre .............. 153 REED,C.F. NetworkTestManagementSystems ......... 239 NetworkinaChangingEnvironment,PlanningtheAccess 8 REEVE,M. H.,andFITCHETT,T. A.FutureChallengesfor ..................... ........................... NetworkManagementforRACE 264 NetworkManagement 271 NetworkManagement,FutureChallengesfor ........... 271 RegulationintheUK,Telecommunications .............516.1 NetworkManagement,LocalAccess .................. 211 REID,A.B.D.DefiningNetworkArchitectureforSDH.... 116 NetworkManagementSystems:IntroductoryOverview ... 168 RepairService,AutomatedLineTestingfortheBT ....... 75 NetworkManagementWorkstation ................... 254 ResourcePlan‐TheIntroductionofTotalQualityinthe NetworkPlanning‐ADayintheLifeofaLocalLinePlan‑ LocalAccessNetwork,LocalNetwork .............. 59 .................................. 86 ner,Practical RetrievalSystem,ElectronicDocument................. 260 NetworkPlanning,Basic ........................... S12.1 Roads‐ProvidingBT‘sDuctNetwork,Diggingupthe .... 20 Network,RadiointheAccess........................ 34 ROBINS,P.,andLINESS,J.HeathrowAirportOptical-Fibre N ...................................... NetworkResourcePlan‐‐‐TheIntroductionofTotalQuality etwork 153 intheLocalAccessNetwork,Local................ 59 ROBINSON,A.C.,andGARWOOD,G.J.WorkManagement ................................. ....................................... NetworkStructure $9.1 System 204 .................. NetworkTestManagementSystems 239 Network,TowardsaHassle-FreeAccess ............... 66 S NetworkTrafficManagementSystem:AWindowonthe SAKAKIBARA,1.Deploymentof OpticalFibreintoSub‑ BT.............................. in ........................ 92 Network,The 222 scriberNetworks Japan Networks,CooperativeManagement:TheKeytoManaging SAUNDERS,M.,andMORGAN,K. 30thEuropeanTelecom‑ ..................................... ........................... Customer 174 municationsCongress 278 SCOBIE,C.H.,BALDWIN,V. W.,andAMBLER,H.G.Switch 30thEuropeanTelecommunicationsCongress ........... 278 Management:TheOperationsandMaintenanceCentre 187 THOMAS,J.D.,ASHTON,D.J.,MUIR,M.,andCLow,D. G. SCOTT,R.P.,andCOOKE,P. J.A 29GHZRadioSystemfor DigginguptheRoads‐ProvidingBT’sDuctNetwork . 20 VideoTransmission ............................ 141 Tools,PerformanceAssessment ....................... 235 [SDOHv]eSryvniechwr,oTnhoeusNDewigCitaClIHTieTra.r.c.h.y.:.In...tr..o..d..u..c..t.i.o..n..a..n..d........ 104 TotaRleQsuouaarlciteyPinlathne‐LTohceaIlnAtcrocedsusctNioentwoofr..k..,..L..o..c..a..l..N..e..t..w..o..r..k.... 5696 SDH,DefiningNetworkArchitecturefor 116 Towards Hassle-FreeAccessNetwork .............. SDHMultiplexingConceptsandMeth.o.d.s............... 108 TrafficMBanTagementS.y.s.t.e.m.:.A..W..in.d.o..w..o.n.th.e..N.e.t.w.o..rk.,... SDHNetworkFlexibility,Managing 131 The Network 222 N ....................... SDH etworks,Equipmentfor 126 Transmission,A29GHzRadioSystemforVideo ........ 141 Second-GenerationMobileRadioSystems,Beyondthe ... 326 TransmissionSurveillanceinBTWorldwideNetworks .... 194 SEARLE,B.C.MeridianNorstarKeysystem ............ 135 TRAYNOR,V.,andVICKERS,A.D.NetworkManagement ServiceManagementSystems ....................... 180 Workstation ................................... 254 SHALNiKfeS,oP.faHL.oPcraalcLtiicnaelNPleatnwnoerrk.P.l.a.n.n..in.g..‐A..D..a.y.i.n.th.e... 86 T29riaGlHozfFRibardeioiSnythseteLmoofopr,VThideeUonTirtaendsKminisgsdioonm,A.................. 14418 ............ SignallinginTelecommunicationsNetworks S7.1 SINNADURAI,.F...N...,.a.n.d.M..O.R.R.O..W.,.G...S..e.rv.i.c.e.M..a.n.a.g.e.m.e.n.t. U System.s....................................... 180 UK,TelecommunicationsRegulationinthe .............S16.1 Skyphone 336 UnitedKingdomTrialofFibreintheLoop,The .......... 48 P.H. ............. 7] SMITH, KeepingtheRecordsStraight SMITH,R.,a.n.d.W..IL.L.IA..M.S.O.N..,.G...1...N.e.t.w.o.r.k.M..a.n.a.g.e.m.e.n.t.f.o.r V RACE 264 VideoTransmission,A29GHzRadioSystemfor ........ 141 SMYTON,S.,andMCMAHON,U.NationalChargingDatabase 250 VALDAR,A.SwitchingPrinciples ..................... S6.1 SNELLING,R..K...T..h.e.H.a.v.e.s..a.n.d.H.a..ve..N.o.t.s.o.f.t.h.e.I.n.f.o.rm..a.‑. VANNER,N.J.,FALCONER,J.R.,HEMMINGS,C. P.,Ports, tionAge 291 5.,andBLAKE,I..F...A..u.to.m..a.te.d..L.i.n.e.T.e.s.t.in.g..fo.r..th.e..B.T.. 75 SpecialIssueont.h.e.A.c.c.e.s.s.N..e.tw..o.r.k................... 2 RepairService Introduction VICKERS,A.D.,an.d..T.R.A.Y.N.O.R..,.V...N..e.tw..o.rk..M.a.n.a.g.e.m..e.n.t... SPECTOR,A.,DEGROOT,P. 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STUART, Skyphone 336 WILLETI‘S,K.J.CooperativeManagement:TheKeytoMan‑ Subscribe.r.N.e.t.w.o.r.k.s.i.n.J.a.p.a.n.,.D.e.p.l.o.y.m.e.n..to.f..O.p.t.ic.a.l.F.i.b.re. 92 agingCustomerNetworks ........................ 174 into WILLIAMSON,G.1.,andSMITH,R.NetworkManagementfor ........................................ SurveillanceinBTWorldwideNetworks,Transmission ... 194 RACE 264 .......................... SwitchMana.g.e.m..e.n.t.:T..h.e.O..p.e.ra.t.io.n.s..an.d..M.a.i.n.te.n.a.n.c.e..... WorkManagementSystem ................... 204 SwiCtcehnintrgePrinciples ............................... 8168.71 WWRoIrGksHtTa,tiConL.,N.EentweorgrykMOvaenravgieemwe.n.t.................... 235140 SynchronousDigitalH.i.e.ra.r.c.h.y.:.I.n.tr.o.d.u.c.t.io.n.a.n.d..O.v.e.r.v.ie..w., WRIGHT,T.C.SDHMultiplexingConceptsandMethods .. 108 TheNewCCI'I‘T 104 Y T YOUNG,D.1.,.a.n.d.K.A..N.E.,.A...T.o.w..a.rd.s..a.H..a.ss.l.e.-F.r.e.e.A..c.ce.s.s.. 66 TelecommunicationsandtheWorldEconomy........... 53.] Network ........... TelecommunicationsNetworks,Signallingin............. S7.1 YOUNG,J..W....A..P.e.rs.o.n.a.l.V.i.e.w..o.f.th.e..L.o.c.a.l.L.o.o.p..o.v.e.r.3.0... 4 TelecommunicationsRegulationintheUK S16.1 Years TestManagementSystems,Network .................. 239 TestingfortheBT RepairService,AutomatedLine ...... 75 Z Third-GenerationMobileSystems,DelayandEchoControlin 147 ZIEMNIAK,JOHN.GuestEditorial(Jan.1992)............. 285 VOLUME 10 Part1(Apr.1991) ..............................pp.1~102 2 ............................. Part (Jul.1991) pp.103‐166 Pan3(Oct.1991)..............................pp.167‐284 4 ............................. Part (Jan.1992) pp.285‐352 STRUCTUREDINFORMATIONPROGRAMME Chapter Unit Title Issue(Journal) 3 1 TelecommunicationsandtheWorldEconomy 1(July1991) 3 1 TelecommunicationsandtheWorldEconomy 3(Jan.1992) (ReadingList) 4 1 An IntroductiontoProcessManagement 3(Jan.1992) 6 1 SwitchingPrinciples 3(Jan.1992) 7 1 SignallinginTelecommunicationsNetworks 2(Oct. 1991) 9 1 NetworkStructure 1(July1991) 9 2 InternationalNetworks 3(Jan.1992) 11 1 CustomerPremisesEquipment ‘3 (Jan.1992) 12 1 BasicNetworkPlanning 2(Oct.1991) 14 1 WhyStandardsandArchitectures? 1(July1991) 16 1 TelecommunicationsRegulationintheUK 2(Oct. 1991)