HANNOVER

October 27 - 30, 2002

Sheraton Waikiki

Honolulu, Hawaii

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Volume 1: Monday, October 28th

Technical Overviews1 A Propagation Overview

Jorgen Bach Andersen, Aalborg University, Aalborg.Denmark

7 Performance Limits in Fading MIMOChannelsArogyaswami J. Paulraj, Dhananjay Gore,Rohit U. Nabar, Stanford University, Stanford, CA

12 Research Challenges in Wireless Networks:A Technical OverviewSanjay Shakkottai. Theodore S. Rappaport,The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX

19 Evolution Towards Broadband WirelessSystemsFumiyuki Adachi, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

27 Broadband Wireless Using Single Carrierand Frequency Domain EqualizationDavid D. Falconer, Carleton University'. Ontario, Canada;S. Lek Ariyavisitakul, Radio Communications, Alpharetta,Georgia

37 Data Rate Estimates, Range Calculationsand Spectrum Demand for New Elementsof Systems Beyond IMT-2000Werner Mohr. Rainer Lilder, Karl-Heinz Mdhrmann.Siemens A G. Munich, Germany

MP-1: Handoff Algorithms

47 Increased Handover Performance in 2G and3G Wireless Systems Based on CombinedMobile-Location and AreaA. Markopoulos. P. Pissaris. S. Kyriazakos,Ch. Dimitriadis, G. Karetsos. E. D. Sykas, NationalTechnical University of Athens, Athens. Greece

52 Adaptive Softer Handover Algorithm forHigh Altitude Platform Station UMTS withOnboard Power Resource SharingWoo Lip Lim. Yu Chiann Foo. Rahim Tafazolli.University of Surrev. Surrey, UK

57 An Adaptive Packet Soft Handoff SchemeBased on Punctured Turbo CodingHasiing Kim, Gordon L. Stiibcr,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. GA

62 Mobile Node Extension Employing BufferingFunction to Improve Handoff PerformanceKoji Omae. Takehiro Ikeda. Masahiro Inoue,Ichiro Okajima, Narumi Umeda,NTT DoCoMo. Inc.. Kanagawa. Japan

67 Handover Prediction for Cellular Systemsin a Multi-Services ContextLaurent Perato, Universite Paris Sud, Orsay Cedex,France; Khaldoun Al Agha, Universite Paris Sud, OrsayCedex, France; Institut National de Recherche enInformatique et en Automatique, Le Chesnay Cedex,France

MP-2: WCDMAI72 Performance of Site Selection Diversity

Transmission in WCDMAPierre Coulon, Sunil Vadgama, Fujitsu Laboratoriesof Europe Ltd., Middlesex, UK

77 Downlink Capacity for WCDMA With Softand Softer Handover; Advantagesof Unbalanced Received PowersWalter-Uliano Pistelli, Roberto Verdone,University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy

82 WCDMA Downlink Capacity AnalysisBased on Deterministic Ray-TracingChannel ModelJi-Hoon Cho, Do-Young Kwak, Seoung-Cheol Kim,Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea

87 Downlink Throughput Analysis in a WCDMANetwork with Mixed QoS Traffic ClassesChie Dou, Yu-Hua Chang, Sheng-Yun Yan, NationalYunlin Univ. of Science and Technology, Taiwan, R.O.C.

92 Capacity Evaluation with Time BaseAnalysis in W-CDMA SystemYoshiki Kato, Takeshi Hattori, Sophia University.Tokyo, Japan

97 Capacity and Transmission PowerEstimation of Two-hop CDMA CellularSystemKoji Yamamoto, Hidekazu Murata, Susumu Yoshida.Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan; Atsushi Fujiwara,Toru Otsu, Yasushi Yamao, NTT DoCoMo, Kanagawa,Japan

102 Optimal Blind Transport Format Detectionfor UMTS UplinkMichael Mao Wang, Tyler Brown, Motorola Inc..Arlington Heights. IL

MP-3: MIMO Wireless 1107 Essential Degrees of Freedom in Time and

Frequency Selective MIMO ChannelsAkbarM. Sayeed, University of Wisconsin-Madison, H7;Venu V. Veeravalli, University of Illinois-Urbana, IL

112 The MIMO Cube — a Compact MIMOAntennaJergen Bach Andersen, Beza Negash Getu,Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark

115 On Extended Alamouti Schemesfor Space-Time CodingMarkus Rupp, Vienna Univ. of Technology, Vienna, Austria;Christoph F. Mecklenbrauker, Forschungszentrumf.Telekommunikation Wien, Vienna, Austria

120 Multi-Stream Coding for MIMO OFDMSystems with Space-Time-FrequencySpreadingMaxine Guillaud, Dirk T. M. Slock,Eurecom Institute, Sophia Antipolis Cedex, France

125 Iterative Joint Detection, Decoding, andChannel Estimation for Dual Antenna Arraysin Frequency Selective FadingMaja Loncar, Ralf Miiller, Joachim Wehinger,Telecommunications Research Center Vienna, Vienna,Austria; Tetsushi Abe, NTT DoCoMo, Kanagawa, Japan

130 Sum Capacity Optimization of the MIMOGaussian MACHolger Boche, Eduard A. Jorswieck, Heinrich-Hertz-Institutfur Nachrichtentechnik, Berlin, Germany

MP-4:OFDM: PAPR & Systems135 Reduced Search for Optimum Code Sets

for Reduce PAPR in MC-CDMA SystemsKunseok Kang, Kweonhue Choi, Sooyoung Kim Shin,ETR1, Radio & Broadcasting Research Laboratory, Korea

140 Input Sequence Envelope Scaling in PAPRReduction of OFDMP. Foomooljareon, W. A. C. Fernando,Asian Institute of Technology, Pathumthani, Thailand

145 A Robust Frequency Acquisition Algorithmfor OFDM SystemsWen Lei, Tao Tao, Jianhua Lu,Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

149 PAPR and Other Measures for OFDMSystems with NonlinearityAli Behravan, Thomas Eriksson, Chalmers Universityof Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden

154 Tradeoffs Between BER Performance andPAPR Reduction for Broadband OFDMTransmission with Signal ProcessingXiao Huang, Jianhua Lu, Junli Zheng,Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

158 A New Distribution Bound and ReductionScheme for OFDM PAPRXuefu Zhou, James Caffery, Jr.,University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

163 An Adaptive Downlink Spread SpectrumOFDM Packet Data System with Two-Dimensional Radio Resource Allocation:Performance in Low-Mobility CellularEnvironmentsRobert Novak, Witold A. Krzymieri,University ofAlberta/TRLabs, Alberta, Canada

MP-5: Smart Antennas

168 Performance Comparison of Smart AntennaTechniques for Spatial Multiplexing inWireless Ad Hoc NetworksRajesh Radhakrishnan, Dhananjay Lai, James Caffery, Jr.,Dharma P. Agrawal, Univ. of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

172 Comparison of BER Performance ofWCDMA/TDD Based Optimum Combiningand Beamforming in Angular SpreadChannelJun Hwan Lee, Jae Joon Park, Hyun Seo Oh,ETRI, Radio & Broadcasting Research Laboratory,Taejon, Korea

177 High Capacity Wireless via MC-CDMA/Oscillating-Beam Antenna ArraySystemsSeyed Alireza Zekavat, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity, Houghton, MI; Carl R. Nassar,Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, CO

183 Improving a CDMA Radio System withan Adaptive Antenna Array by ExploitingMultichannel Enhancements of an A/DConverterRonald Raulefs, German Aerospace Center (DLR),Germany

188 Real-Time Simulation of Adaptive ArrayAntenna using Broadband Vector ChannelSimulatorTommi JSmsa, Janne Kolu, Elektrobit Ltd., Oulu. Finland;Satoshi Tsukamoto, Cybernetics Technology Co. Ltd..Tokyo, Japan; Tad Matsumoto, Universityof Oulu, Oulu, Finland

193 Indoor Propagation Measurements UsingLow Profile and Directional DualExponentially Tapered Slot AntennasKathleen L. Virga, Cynthia L. Hammond,Didier Beauvarlet, William E. Ryan,University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

MP-6: Bluetooth198 Interference Mitigation in Asynchronous

Slow Frequency Hopping BluetoothNetworksKihong Kim, Gordon L. Stiiber,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA

203 Optimizing Neighbor Discovery for Ad hocNetworks Based on the Bluetooth PAN ProfileGerben Kuijpers, Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark; EricssonTelebit A/S. VibyJ. Denmark; Thomas Toftegaard Nielsen,Ericsson Telebit A/S, VibyJ, Denmark; Ramjee Prasad,Aalborg Univ., Aalborg, Denmark

208 Performance Evaluation of a New ScatternetFormation Protocol for Multi-hop BluetoothNetworksStefano Basagni, Northeastern University, Boston, MA;Raffaele Bruno, Institute for Informatic and Telematic,C.N.R.. Pisa, Italy; Chiara Petrioli, Universita di Roma "LaSapienza", Rome, Italy

213 A Three-Phase Ad Hoc Network FormationProtocol for Bluetooth SystemsJiHyuck Yun, Jesung Kim, Seoul National University,Seoul. Korea; Yong-suk Kim, Samsung Advanced Instituteof Technology, Suwon. Korea; Joong Soo Ma, Informationand Communications Univ.. Taejon. Korea

218 On the Impact of Fading and Inter-piconetInterference on Bluetooth PerformanceAndrea Zanella, University of Padova, Padova, Italy;Andrea Tonello, Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies,H'hippany. NJ; Silvano Pupolin. University of Padova,Padova. Italy

223 A Scatternet Operation Protocol forBluetooth Ad Hoc NetworksTadashi Sato, Kcnichi Masc, Niigala University.Niigata-shi, Japan

228 Packet Selection Scheme Based on aChannel Quality Estimation for BluetoothSystemsM. C. Ju. C. H. Park. D. K. Hong. K. J. Youn,J. W. Cho, Korea Electronics Tech. Institute. Korea

MP-7: Wireless IP Ad hoc Networks232 Service Discovery for Wireless Ad Hoc

NetworksShinji Motegi. Kiyohito Yoshihara, Hiroki Horiuchi.KDDI R&D Laboratories Inc.. Saitama. Japan

237 Wireless IP ad Hoc Networks: The 1ST MINDProject ApproachEnric Mitjana, Siemens AG. Munich. Germany;Dave Wisely. BTLabs. Ipswich. UK; Werner Mohr,Siemens AG. Munich. Germany

242 On-Demand Flow Regulated for Ad-hocWireless NetworkMing-Shen Jian. Peng-Long Wu, Chung-Nan Lee,National Sun Yat-Sen University. Kaohsiung. Taiwan

247 Core Capacity of Wireless Ad Hoc NetworksVolkan Rodoplu, Teresa H. Meng,Stanford University. Stanford, CA

252 A Reliable, Congestion-Controlled MulticastTransport Protocol in Multimedia Multi-hopNetworksKen Tang Univ. of California, Los Angeles, CA;Katia Obraczka, Univ. of California, Santa Cruz, CA;Sung-Ju Lee, Hewlett-Packard Labs., Palo Alto, CA;Mario Gerla, Univ. of California, Los Angeles, CA

257 A Resource Efficient RT-QoS RoutingProtocol for Mobile Ad Hoc NetworksSwades De, University of New York, Buffalo, NY;Sajal K. Das, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington,TX; Hongyi Wu, Univ. of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette,LA; Chunming Qiao, Univ. of New York, Buffalo, NY

MP-8: Wireless Channel Modeling& Measurements

262 Bi-Dynamic Indoor Measurements with HighResolution Channel SounderSana Salous, Victor Hinostroza, UMST, Manchester, UK

267 Fading Characteristics of RF Signals dueto Foliage in Frequency Bands from 2 to60 GHzSimon Perras, Luc Bouchard, Communications ResearchCentre, Ontario, Canada

272 Level-Crossing Rate and Average Durationof Fades of Deterministic Simulation Modelsfor Nakagami-Hoyt Fading ChannelsCheng-Xiang Wang, Agder University College, Grimstad,Norway; Neji Youssef, Ecole Superieure desCommunications de Tunis, El Ghazala, Tunisia;Matthias Patzold, Agder Univ. College, Grimstad, Norway

277 A Study of Different Partitioning Schemes inFirst Order Markovian Models for RayleighFading ChannelsJulio Arauz, Prashant Krishnamurthy,University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

282 Building Penetration Loss at 2 GHz forMobile Communications at High ElevationAngles by HAPSDimitrios I. Axiotis, Michail E. Theologou, NationalTechnical University of Athens, Athens, Greece

286 A Study on Multipath Propagation Modelingin Millimeter Wave IVCSyuhei Horikoshi, Masahiro Fujii, Makoto Itami,Kohji Itoh, Tokyo University of Science, Chiba, Japan

291 The 3-Dimensional Modeling Techniquefor Calculating Radio PropagationCharacteristics along RailwayTetsunori Hattori, Takashi Kato,East Japan Railway Company, Saitama-ken, Japan

MP-9: Radiolocation296 A Statistical Approach to Non-line-of-Sight

BS IdentificationSaipradeep Venkatraman, James CafFery Jr.,University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH

301 An Experiment on Mobile TerminalPositioning System with Array AntennasPlaced at a High AltitudeHiroyuki Tsuji, Ryu Miura, Independent AdministrativeInstitution, Yokosuka, Japan; Yasuaki Harima,Telecommunications Advancement Org., Yokosuka, Japan;Yoichi Nakagawa, Takashi Fukagawa, Matsushita ElectricIndustrial Co., Ltd., Japan; Hayato Akazawa, MatsushitaCommunication Industrial Co., Ltd. Japan

305 Location Estimation System using WirelessAd-Hoc NetworkTeruaki Kitasuka, Tsuneo Nakanishi, Akira Fukuda,Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan

310 Position Tracking and Velocity Estimationfor Mobile Positioning SystemsChin-Der Warm, National Sun Yat-Sen University,Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Yi-Ming Chen, Chang GungUniversity,Taiwan, R.O.C.

315 Bluetooth for ITS?Gianni Pasolini, Roberto Verdone,University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy

320 A Study of Inter-Vehicle CommunicationProtocol Based on Frequency HoppingTechniqueTetsushi Ikegami, Eiji Yamashita, Meiji University,Kawasaki, Japan

325 Author Index — Volume 1

Volume 2: Tuesday, October 29th

TA-1: Mobility & Traffic Management333 Impact of Mobility on Aggregate Traffic

in Mobile Multimedia SystemD. R. Basgeet, Univ. of Bristol, Bristol, UK; J. Irvine, Univ.of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland; A. Munro, Univ. ofBristol, Bristol,UK; P. Dugenie, NexWave Solutions SA,Montpellier Cedex, France; D. Kaleshi, Univ. of Bristol.Bristol, UK; O. Lazaro, Univ. of Strathclyde, Glasgow,Scotland

338 Mobility Aware TCP Congestion ControlKen Igarashi, Masami Yabusaki, NTT DoCoMo,Kanagawa, Japan

343 M-ary/SSMA Slotted ALOHA with TrafficControl Scheme on Erroneous FeedbackChannelsTsuyoshi Arai, Hiromasa Habuchi, Ibaraki University,Ibaraki, Japan

348 Performance of Power Controlled SystemsConsidering Mobility AttractorsCesar Vargas-Rosales, Esteban A. Carrasco, Center forElectronics & Telecommunications, Monterrey, N.L. Mexico

352 A Resource Reservation Scheme withHybrid Dynamic Grouping for MultimediaMobile Wireless Communications NetworksJau-Yang Chang, Hsing-Lung Chen, Chun-Yu Lin,National Taiwan University of Science and Technology,Taiwan, R.O.C.

357 A Novel Mobility Management Frameworkfor Future Generation Integrated WirelessNetworksKhaled Mahmud, Masugi Inoue, Homare Murakami,Mikio Hasegawa, Gang Wu, Mitsuhiko Mizuno,Communications Research Laboratory, Yokosuka, Japan

TA-2: WCDMA II362 The Performance of Macrodiversity in the

Downlink of WCDMA with Radio over FibreAccess NetworkNazem Khashjori, H. S. Al-Raweshidy,University of Kent at Canterbury, Kent, UK;A. Bajwa, Camber Systemics Limited, Kent, UK

367 Performance Evaluation of AdvancedReceivers for WCDMA Downlink DetectionHafez Hadinejad-Mahram, Aachen Univ. Aachen,Germany; Harald Elders-Boll, Synopsys, Wireless &Broadband Communications, Herzogenrath, Germany;Gholamreza Alirezaei, Aachen University, Aachen,Germany

372 Down-Link Dimensioning for the HSDPAStandardDan Avidor, Sayandev Mukherjee,Lucent Technologies, Bell Labs, Holmdel, NJ

377 Down-Link Rake Receiver for WCDMAwith Wiener FilterTsungting Tsai, Wireless R/D, GVC InCorp.. Taiwan;Watanbe Soichi, Niigata Institute of Technology;Yuang-Liang Huang, Wireless R/D. GVC InCorp., Taiwan;Takuro Sato, Niigata Institute of Technology. Niigata.Japan

382 Adaptive Control of Link Adaptationfor High Speed Downlink PacketAccess (HSDPA) in W-CDMAMichiharu Nakamura, Yassin Awad, Sunil Vadgama,Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe Ltd., Middlesex, UK

387 The Capacities of ALOHA and Power-Controlled CDMA in the UMTS DownlinkChannelF. Borgonovo, A. Capone, M. Cesana, L. Fratta,Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy

TA-3: MIMO Wireless II392 Capacity of Multi-Antenna Systems

with Adaptive Transmission TechniquesSudharman K. Jayaweera, H. Vincent Poor,Princeton University, Princeton, NJ

397 BER and Spectral Efficiency of a MIMOSystemBeza Negash Getu, J. Bach Andersen,Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark

402 On the Multiple Input Multiple OutputCapacity of Ricean ChannelsJaouhar Ayadi, Andreas A. Hutter, John Farserotu,Centre Suisse d'Electronique et de Microtechnique SA,Neuchatel. Switzerland

407 High Capacity Antennas for MIMO RadioSystemsV. Jungnickel, V. Pohl, H. Nguyen, U. Kriiger,T. Haustein. C. von Helmolt, Heinrich-Hertz-lnstitutfur Nachrichtentechnik. Berlin, Germany

412 Combined Transmitter and ReceiverOptimization for Multiple-AntennaFrequency-Selective ChannelsRalf Inner. Gerhard Fcttweis.Dresden University of Technology. Dresden. Germany

417 MIMO Channel Estimation with DimensionReductionMatthias Stcge. Peter Zillmann. Gerhard Fetrweis,Dresden University of Technology. Dresden, Germany

422 Exploring the Performance of Turbo MIMOEqualization in Real Field ScenariosUwe Trautwein, Tewisoft GmbH. Ilmenau. Germany;Tad Matsumoto. University of Oulu. Oulu, Finland;Christian Schneider. Reiner Thoma, Ilmenau Universityof Technology. Ilmenau. Germany

TA-4: OFDM & Antenna Arrays427 Design of APAA with 4 Channel Digital

Beamformer for HAPSBon-Jun Ku. Jong-Min Park. Yang-Su Kim, Do-Seob Ahn,ETRI. Broadband Wireless Communication Tech. Dept.,Itaejeon. Korea

432 Combined Beamforming and Space-TimeBlock Coding with a Sparse Array AntennaRobert H. Morelos-Zaragoza. San Jose State University.San Jose. CA: Mohammad Ghavami. King's CollegeLondon. Strand. London. UK

435 Measurement Results of Digital BeamformingArray Antenna On-Board StratosphericPlatform in the Band 31/28 GHzMasayuki Oodo, Ryu Miura, Communications ResearchLab., Kanagawa, Japan; Yoshihiro Hase, CommunicationsResearch Lab., Tokyo, Japan; Takayuki Inaba, TeijiroSakamoto, Mitsubishi Electric Corp., Kanagawa, Japan;Mikio Suzuki, Telecommunications Advancement Org.,Kanagawa, Japan

440 Comprehensive Calibration for MIMOSystemKei Sakaguchi, Kazuhiro Kuroda, Jun-ichi Takada,Kiyomichi Araki, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo,Japan

444 Efficient Representation and FeedbackSignaling of Channel State Informationin Frequency Division Duplexing MIMOSystemsC. A. Jotten, P. W. Baier, M. Meurer, T. Weber, Univ.of Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany; M. Haardt,Ilmenau University of Technology, Ilmenau, Germany

449 Effects of Correlated Shadowing andMultipath Fading on OFDM Systemswith Postdetection-Combining-BasedMacrodiversityWooncheol Hwang, Hongku Kang, Kwangju Instituteof Science and Technology, Gwangju, Korea;Yeongyoon Choi, Korea Military Academy, Seoul, Korea;Kiseon Kim, Kwangju Institute of Science and Technology,Gwangju, Korea

TA-5: Satellite Systems & MAPs454 Broadcasting Systems Using Stratospheric

Platforms and Their PrelimimaryExperimentsYoji Moishita, Telecommunications Advancement Org.,Yokosuka, Japan; Ryu Miura, Masyuki Oodo,Telecommunications Research Lab., Yokosuka, Japan;Aiichiro Tsuzuku, Meijo University, Nagova, Japan;Mikio Suzuki, Telecommunications Advancement Org.,Yokosuka, Japan

459 W-CDMA Random Access ChannelTransmission over Satellite-UMTSV. Y. H. Kueh, A. Capellacci, R. Tafazolli,B. G. Evans, University of Surrey, Surrey, UK

464 Effects of Overhead and Adaptive Data RateControl in CDMA ALOHA for Shadowed LandMobile Satellite and HAPS ChannelsTetsushi Ikegami, Masato Ohta, Meiji University,Kawasaki, Japan

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469 Experiment of Telecom/BroadcastingMission Using a High-Altitude Solar-Powered Aerial Vehicle Pathfinder-PlusRyu Miura, Communications Research Lab., Yokosuka,Japan; Masaaki Maruyama, Mikio Suzuki,Telecommunications Advancement Org., Yokosuka, Japan;Hiroyuki Tsuji, Masayuki Oodo, CommunicationsResearch Lab., Yokosuka, Japan; Yuichiro Nishi, JapanStratosphere Communications Inc., Tokyo, Japan

474 Comparison of Web Traffic Performancein W-CDMA Mobile Satellite SystemsJamal Hijres Alsuwaidi, Samy A. Mahmoud,Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada

479 Korea-Japan HDR Satellite CommunicationExperimentations and Demonstrations overKa-band Satellite ATM NetworkNae-soo Kim, Dong-Joon Choi, Deock-Gil Oh, ETRI,Radio & Broadcasting Research Lab., Daejeon, Korea

484 A Study of User Link for CDMA GlobalMultimedia Low Earth Orbit Satellite SystemTetsushi Ikegami, Tatsuya Higuchi, Meiji University,Kawasaki, Japan; Ryutaro Suzuki, CommunicationsResearch Laboratory, Tokyo, Japan

TA-6: Ad hoc Networks489 Ad-Hoc Formation of Bluetooth Piconet

and IP Allocation in PANTore E. Jenvik, University of Oslo, Fornebu, Norway; PaalEngelstad, Do van Thanh,Telenor R & D, Fornebu, Norway

494 Decentralized Slot Synchronization in HighlyDynamic Ad Hoc NetworksAndre Ebner, Hermann Rohling, Technical University ofHamburg-Harburg, Hamburg, Germany; Matthias Lott,Riidiger Halfinann, Siemens AG, Munchen, Germany

499 The Energy Efficiency of DistributedAlgorithms for Broadcasting in Ad HocNetworksJeffrey E. Wieselthier, Gam D. Nguyen, Naval ResearchLaboratory, Washington, DC; Anthony Ephremides,University of Maryland, College Park, MD

504 The Utility of Hello Messages forDetermining Link ConnectivityIan D. Chakeres, Elizabeth M. Belding-Royer,University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

509 Energy-Efficient Channel AccessScheduling for Power-Constrained NetworksVenkatesh Rajendran, J. J. Garcia-Luna-Aceves,Katia Obraczka, University of California at Santa Cruz,CA

TA-7: QoS Provision and Management inWireless IP Networks

514 A QoS Architecture to Support StreamingApplications in the Mobile EnvironmentSanjeev Verma, Nokia Research Center, Burlington, MA;Roberto Barnes, Nokia Research Center, Helsinki, Finland

521 A Novel Model for Inter-Domain QoSManagement for Real-Time ApplicationsEfrayim Metin, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark;Delft Univ. of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands;Mahbubul Alam, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark;Cisco Systems International B V, Amsterdam, TheNetherlands; Neeli Rashmi Prasad, Aalborg University.Denmark, Ben NederlandBV. The Netherlands

526 QoS Aware Queuing Analysis for UMTSLiang Qiu Liu, Simon Burley, Mehdi Witwit, MotorolaUK, Swindon, UK

531 End-to-End In-Band Protocol Based ServiceQuality and Transport QoS ControlFramework for Wireless 3/4G ServicesEero R. Wallenius, Nokia Networks.IP Mobility Networks, Tampere, Finland

534 An Improved Method for Assessing PacketData Transfer Performance Across an UMTSNetworkDavid Soldani, Michael Abramowski, Nokia Networks,IP Mobility Networks, Tampere, Finland

539 COPS Based Management for the UMTSMultimedia DomainKlecius Cardoso, Marc Girod Genet, Djamal Zeghlache,Network and Services Dept., INT, Evry, France

544 QoS Evaluation Algorithms for ImprovingQoS of 3G Communications SystemsRoberto Lojacono, Marco Re, Andrea Del Re,University of Rome, Rome, Italy; Silvia Sangiovanni,University of Rome "La Sapienza," Italy

TA-8: Spatial Channels: Modeling &Performance Analysis

549 Backward Compatibility of the COST259Directional Channel ModelAndreas F. Molisch, Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs,Murray Hill, NJ; Lund Univ.. Sweden; Martin Steinbauer,Mobilkom, Vienna. Austria; Henrik Asplund, EricssonRadio Systems AB. Stockholm. Sweden; Neelesh B. Mehta,Mobilink, Middlelown, NJ

554 A Physical-Statistical Channel Modelof Macro-and Megacellular TerrestrialNetworks and Its Application to PolarizationMultiplexingClaude Oestges, Universite cathotiquede Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium

559 FDM Based MIMO Spatio-TemporalChannel SounderKazuhiro Kuroda, Kei Sakaguchi, Jun-ichi Takada,Kiyomichi Araki, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo,Japan

563 Perfect Modeling and Simulationof Measured Spatio-TemporalWireless ChannelsMatthias Patzold, Qi Yao,Agder University College, Grimstad, Norway

568 A Real-Time Simulator for MIMO RadioChannelsJanne Kolu, Tommi Jamsa, Elektrobit Ltd.,Oulu, Finland

573 Prediction and Validation of PropagationLoss in Urban Micro-cell Environment byusing Ray Tracing SimulationSatoshi Nagata, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo,Japan; Takeshi Toda, Tokyo Institute of Technology,Tokyo, Japan: Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.; Houtao Zhu,Jun-ichi Takada, Tokyo Institute of Technology. Tokyo,Japan

577 A W-Band Measurement System forWireless Channel ModelingFarshid Aryan far, Kamal Sarabandi,University of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Michigan

TA-9: 4G Future Systems581 In-Building Coverage for UMTS Using Radio

over Fibre TechnologyH. Al-Raweshidy, Knut Michael Glaubitt, University ofKent at Canterbury. Kent, UK;Pier Faccin. Tekmar, Faenza, Italy

586 Fiber and Free-space Hybrid OpticalNetworking for New Generation MobileRadio Access NetworkYuji Aburakawa, Toru Otsu, Yasushi Yamao,NTT DoCoMo. Inc.. Yokosuka Kanagawa Japan

591 An All-IP Solution for QoS MobilityManagement and AAA in the 4G MobileNetworksL. DcirUomo. E. Scarronc. Telecom Italia LAB,Torino. Italy

596 Wireless Residential Network Basedon IPv6Time Kvntaja. VTT Technical Research, Centre ofFinland. Espoo. Finland; Denis Mischler. ThomsonMultimedia. Rennes. France: Tom Pfeifer, FraunhoferInstitute for Open Communication Systems. Berlin.Germany; Juha Parkka. VTT Technical Research Centre ofFinland. Tampere. Finland

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601 A Novel Flexible Technology for IntelligentBase Station Architecture Support for 4GSystemsAlbena Mihovska, Carl Wijting, Ramjee Prasad, AalborgUniversity, Aalborg, Denmark; Seshaiah Ponnekanti,Yassin Awad, Michiharu Nakamura, Fujitsu Laboratoriesof Europe Ltd., Middlesex, UK

606 A New Wireless Access System forAchieving a Cost-Effective UbiquitousNetworkShuichi Yoshino, Masayoshi Nakayama,Masashi Shimizu, NTT Corporation,Kanagawa, Japan

611 The Effect of Reflection on IndoorVisible-Light CommunicationSystem Utilizing White LEDsKanei Fan, Toshihiko Komine, Yuichi Tanaka,Masao Nakagawa, Keio University, Kanagawa, Japan

TP-1: Call Admission Control & ChannelAssignment

616 Call Admission Control in the Uplinkfor WCDMA TDD SystemsGuodong Zhang, InterDigital Communications Corp.,Melville, NY

621 A Channel-based Scheduling Algorithmfor cdma2000 1xEV-DO SystemYonghoon Choi, Youngnam Han, Information andCommunications University, Taejon, Korea

626 Channel Allocation for Broadband FixedWireless AccessShin Homg Wong, Ian J. Wassell,University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England

631 A Strategy for Time-Slot Assignmentin TD-CDMA/TDD SystemsHo-Shin Cho, HankukAviation University, Koyang Korea

636 Efficient Channel Assignment Usingthe Genetic Algorithm in the CellularMobile Communication SystemJunichi Yoshino, Isao Ohtomo,Kogakuin University, Tokyo, Japan

640 Improving the Accuracy of InterferenceModels for Channel AssignmentRoger M. Whitaker, Steve Hurley,Cardiff University, UK

645 Method of Codec Operation Control bythe Call Control Protocol in 3GPPMobile StationJungSook Bae, GyungChul Sihn, ETRI, Daejeon, R.O.K.;JaeYong Lee, ChungNam National Univ., Daejeon, R O.K.

TP-2: MC-CDMA650 Performance Evaluation of MC-CDMA Uplink

System with Diversity Receptionand Multiuser DetectionShreeram Sigdel, Kazi M. Ahmed, R. M. A. P. Rajatheva,Asian Institute of Technology, Pathumthani, Thailand

655 Performance of Predistortion Techniques forUplink MC-CDMA Systems with TDD andFDD ModesStephane Nobilet, Jean-Francois Helard, Nicolas Jolivet,Raphael Gillard, IETR/INSA, Rennes Cedex, France

663 Rate-adaptive Convolutional Coded FixedSpreading Length (CCFSL) Scheme forMulti-rate MC-CDMAMizhou Tan, Christian Ibars, Yeheskel Bar-Ness,New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark NJ

668 Constellation Rearrangement and SpreadingCode Rearrangementfor Hybrid ARQ in MC-CDMAKenichi Miyoshi, Matsushita Communication Ind. Co.LTD., Kanagawa, Japan; Atsushi Matsumoto, MatsushitaCommunicationKanazawaR&DLabs., Ltd., Ishikawa,Japan; Christian Wengerter, Panasonic EuropeanLaboratories GmbH, Langen, Germany; Makis Kasapidis,Mitsuru Uesugi, Osamu Kato, Matsushita CommunicationInd. Co. Ltd., Kanagawa, Japan

673 Sequence Assignment of Walsh-HadamardSequences for Quasi-SynchronousMulti-Code CDMA SystemsMasato Saito, Heiichi Yamamoto,Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Nara, Japan

678 Reduced Linear Decorrelator for MultipathInterference Rejection in CDMASok-kyu Lee, KyungHi Chang, ETR1, Korea

TP-3: Space-Time Coding681 Utilizing Partial Channel Information

in the Design of Space-Time Block CodesGeorge Jongren, Mikael Skoglund, Bjorn Ottersten, RoyalInstitute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

686 Spatial Multiplexing by SpatiotemporalSpreading of Multiple Symbol StreamsAbdelkader Medles, Dirk T. M. Slock,Institut Eurecom, Sophia Antipolis Cedex, France

691 On the Influence of Substream Orderingfor MIMO Decision-Feedback Detectors withHigher Order ModulationHarald Elders-Boll, Synopsys, Wireless & BroadbandCommunications, Herzogenrath, Germany;Gholamreza Alirezaei, Aachen University of Technology,Aachen, Germany

696 Space-Time Coded Transmit Diversityin Multi-Satellite UMTSLorenzo Mucchi, University of Florence, Florence, Italy;Raffaello Tesi, Djordje Tujkovic, Esa Kunnari, Universityof Oulu, Oulu, Finland

701 On Multiuser Receiver PerformanceAnalysis and Code Design forSpace-Time Coded DS-CDMA SystemsGraciela Corral-Briones, Carmen Rodriguez, NationalUniversity of Cordoba, Cordoba, Argentina

706 Space-Time Interference RejectionCancellation in Transmit Diversity SystemsGoran Klang, Bjom Ottersten,Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

TP-4: OFDM Applications711 Iterative Detection of Differentially

Modulated APSK Signals in an OFDMTransmission SystemPeter Haase, Hermann Rohling, Technical University ofHamburg-Harburg, Hamburg, Germany

715 QAM Based Adaptive Modulationfor OFDM-CDMA Wireless NetworksM. K. Wasantha, W. A. C. Fernando,Asian Institute of Technology, Pathumthani, Thailand

720 Frequency Hopping MulticarriermMCSK ModulationA. Pouttu, H. Saarnisaari, Univ. of Oulu, Oulu, Finland

725 A Study on Time Domain Spreadingfor OFCDMAtsushi Matsumoto, Matsushita Communication,Kanazawa R&D Labs. Co., Ltd., Ishikawa, Japan; KenichiMiyoshi, Mitsuru Uesugi, Osamu Kato, MatsushitaCommunication Ind. Co., Ltd., Kanagawa, Japan

729 High-Throughput, High-PerformanceOFDM via Pseudo-Orthogonal CarrierInterferometry Type 2David A. Wiegandt, Carl R. Nassar,Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, CO

734 Higher Data Rate Wireless LAN SystemBased on OFDMHiroki Sugimoto, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan; DaizoSasagawa, Yusuke Suzuki, Soichi Watanabe. Takuro Sato.Niigata Institute of Technology, Niigata, Japan

TP-5: Innovative Multiple AntennaSystems

738 Performance of Reduced-ComplexityTransmit/Receive-Diversity SystemsAndreas F. Molisch, Merl Mitsubishi Electric ResearchLab., Murray Hill, N.J., Lund University, Sweden;Moe Z. Win, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,Cambridge, MA; J. H. Winters, Jack WintersCommunications, NJ

743 Two Dimensional Spreading Codesfor the Downlink in a Multiuser Systemwith Multiple AntennasRoya Doostnejad, Teng Joon Lim, Elvino S. Sousa,University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada

748 The Performance Analysis of STTDCombined with Angle Diversity SchemeHak-Lim Ko, Eun Shil Shin, Deok Hwan Lee,Hoseo University. Asan-Si, Korea

752 Automated and Remotely Optimizationof Antenna Subsystem Based on RadioNetwork PerformanceAchim Wacker, Kari Sipila', Antti Kuume,Nokia Networks, Espoo. Finland

757 A Hexagonal Antenna Array Prototypefor Adaptive System ApplicationL. C. Krctly. Arismar Cerqueira S. Jr..A. Tavora A. S., State University of Campinas. Brazil

762 MEMS-Based Switched Diversity Antennaat 2.3 GHz for Automotive ApplicationsD. Sievenpiper. H. J. Song, H. P. Hsu, G. Tangonan,R. Y. Loo. J. Schafrher, HRL Labs. LLC. Malibu, CA

TP-6: Wireless Ad hoc Networks766 On the Channel Reservation Schemes

for Ad-hoc Networks Utilizing DirectionalAntennasTamer ElBatt. Bo Ryu. HRL Laboratories,LLC. Malibu. CA

771 A Power Control Scheme for MANETswith Improved Throughput and EnergyConsumptionMarwan Krunz. Alaa Muqattash,University of Arizona. Tucson. AT.

776 An Efficient MAC Protocol in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks with Heterogeneous PowerNodesTakahito Fujii. Michito Takahashi. Masaki Bandai.Kcio University. Yokohama. Japan; Tomoyuki Udagawa,Telecommunications Advancement Organization of Japan,Japan; Iwao Sasase. Keio University, Yokohama, Japan

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781 Combined Routing & Scheduling for SpatialTDMA in Multihop Ad hoc NetworksMarvin Sanchez, Jens Zander, Tim Giles,Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

786 Investigating Data Broadcast PerformanceIn Mobile Ad-hoc NETworksThomas Heide Clausen, Laurent Viennot, INRIARocquencourt, Le Chesnay Cedex, France; Tue Olesen,Nicolai Larsen, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark

791 Comparison of Ad Hoc and CentralizedMultihop RoutingHui Li, Dan Yu, Siemens AG, Munchen, Germany

796 A Mobile Testbed for GPS-Based ITS/IVCand Ad Hoc Routing ExperimentationErik Welsh, Patrick Murphy, J. Patrick Frantz,Rice University, Houston, TX

TP-7: Multimedia Communications801 Multimedia Traffic Control in Integrated

Wired/Wireless IP NetworksKihong Park, Asad Awan, Huan Ren,Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

802 Bandwidth Provisioning for MultipleDescription Coding Based VideoDistributionBin Li, Ji Xu, Jiangchuan Liu, Bo Li, Xiren Cao,Hong Kong University of Science and Technology,Hong Kong, China

807 A Feedback Rate Control of Video Streamin Best-Effort High-Speed Mobile PacketNetworkDaisuke Morikawa, Shinji Ota, Akira Yamaguchi,Masayoshi Ohashi, KDDIR&D Laboratories Inc.,Saitama, Japan

812 Error Control and Concealment for VideoTransmission Using Data HidingMarco Carli, University of Roma TRE, Rome,Italy; Donald Bailey, Massey University, PalmerstonNorih, New Zealand; Mylene Farias, Sanjit K. Mitra,University of California, Santa Barbara, CA

816 An IPv6 and OLSR Based Architecturefor Integrating WLANs & MANETs tothe InternetL. Lamont, M. Wang, L. Villasenor, CommunicationsResearch Center, Ottawa, Canada; T. Randhawa,R.Hardy, New Media Innovation Center, Vancouver,Canada; P. McConnel, Sierra Wireless, Richmond, BC,Canada

821 Unequal Error Protection for H.26L VideoTransmissionDao Ngoc Dung, W. A. C. Fernando,Asian Institute of Technology, Pathumthani, Thailand

826 Multimedia Broadcasting Using DigitalTelevision Terrestrial Transmission SystemsBernard Caron, Michele Guillet, Khalil Salehian,Yiyan Wu, Communication Research Centre Canada,Ottawa, Canada

TP-8: Software Radio831 An Architecture of Re-configurable

Transceiver Based on Digital IF for WCDMAand IS-95 Base StationsJae Ho Jung, Deuk Su Lyu, ETRI, MobileTelecommunication Research Lab, Daejon, Korea

835 On a Framework for Employment ofCryptographic Components in SoftwareDefined RadioMiodrag J. Mihaljevic, Sony Computer Science Labs,Tokyo, Japan; Ryuji Kohno, Yokohama National Univ.,Yokohama, Japan

840 Tolerable Range of Uniform BandpassSampling for Software Defined RadioMiheung Choe, Hyunduk Kang, Kiseon Kim,K-JIST, Kwangju, Republic of Korea

TP-9: GSM/GPRS/EDGE843 Capacity Evaluation of EGPRS in

a Frequency Hopping NetworkSami Nikkarinen, Martti Moisio,Nokia Research Center, Finland

848 Solutions for GSM Narrowband DeploymentAngel Luis Rivada, Pablo Tapia, Ruben Cruz,Jacobo Gallango, Nokia Networks, Malaga, Spain

853 Window Adaptive TCP for EGPRS NetworksDuan-Shin Lee, Chia-Chun Lin,National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan

858 Resource Efficient Streaming BearerConcept for GERANA. Schieder, H. Ekstrom, Ericsson Research,Herzogenrath, Germany; H. Nyberg, C. Johansson,P. de Bruin, Ericsson Research. Stockholm/Lulea, Sweden;H. Nordstrom, Ericsson AB, Stockholm. Sweden

863 Analysis of Dynamic Frequency andChannel Assignment in Irregular NetworkEnvironmentJose Gimenez, Pablo Tapia, Matti Salmenkaita, NokiaNetworks, Malaga, Spain; Mariano Fernandez-Navarro,University of Malaga, Malaga, Spain

868 Design Issues of Mobile IP Handoffsbetween General Packet Radio Service(GPRS) Networks and Wireless LAN (WLAN)SystemsStefan Aust, Daniel Proetel, Andreas Konsgen, Universityof Bremen, Bremen, Germany; Cornel Pampu, SiemensAG, Berlin, Germany; Carmelita Gorg, University ofBremen, Bremen, Germany

873 Performance of EGPRS IncrementalRedundancy in Interference-LimitedEnvironmentsMjumo Mzyece, John Dunlop,University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland

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WA-1: MAC Protocols and Routing887 Weighted Fair Queueing and Compensation

Techniques for Wireless Packet SwitchedNetworksDuan-Shin Lee, Chun-Min Chen,National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan

892 Enhancing Performance of IP Servicein HIPERLAN/2 NetworksGeorge Lampropoulos, Nick Fragkiadakis,Nikos Passas, University of Athens, Athens. Greece

897 Improving TCP Performance usingBADA(Base-station Aided Delayed ACKs)Algorithm in Wired-Cum-WirelessEnvironmentIn-ho Roh, Young Yong Kim, Yonsei Univ.. Seoul, Korea

902 A Near Optimum MAC Protocol Basedon the Incremental Collision ResolutionMultiple Access Protocol for CDMA BasedCommunications SystemS. Malarvizhi, Karthik Ramani, Hariharan Rajasekaran,SRMEC, Kattankulathur, India; M. Meenakshi,Anna University, India

907 Mobility Independent Medium AccessControl in Support of MultimediaViolet R. Syrotiuk, Meyyappan Sevugan,The University of Texas at Dallas, TX

911 Receiver-assisted Recovery Mechanismfor TCP after Long Channel OutageHomare Murakami, Gang Wu, Masugi Inoue,Communications Research Laboratory,Kanagawa, Japan

916 Effective MAC State Transition for theMobile Station Power Saving in 3GMobile Communication SystemsChanghoi Koo. Hokyu Choi, Beomsik Bae, SamsungElectronics Co. Ltd., Gyeonggi-do, Korea

WA-2: CDMA Power Control921 Dynamics of Slow Receive Power

Control in Cellular CDMA NetworksAlagan Anpalagan, Ryerson University,Toronto, Canada

926 Improving Transmit Power ControlPerformance for WCDMA SystemsChe-Sheng Chiu, Chunghwa Telecom Laboratories,Taiwan, R.O.C.

931 Combined Power Control and SuccessiveInterference Cancellation in DS/CDMACommunicationsJin Hoon Kim, LG Electronics Inc., Kyoungki-do, Korea;Sang Wu Kim, Korea Advanced Instituteof Science and Technology, Taejon, Korea

936 Load Balancing in WCDMA Systemsby Adjusting Pilot PowerHoutao Zhu, Nokia Research Center, Tokyo, Japan;Theodore Buot, Nokia Networks, Singapore;Rin Nagaike, Nokia Research Center, Tokyo, Japan;Schreuder Harmen, Nokia Networks, Singapore

941 Modeling of Power-Controlled Interference-Limited Wireless ChannelsF. Babich, University of Trieste, Italy; F. Santucci,F. Graziosi, University of L'Aquila, Italy

946 Dynamic Channel Allocation OptimizationUsing a Closed Loop Power Control inCDMA TDD SystemsAntonio Assalini. Mauro Borgo, Silvano Pupolin,Department of Information Engineering, Padova, Italy

WA-3: Modulation & Coding I951 Triple-binary Circular Recursive Systematic

Convolutional Turbo CodesYingzi Gao. M. R. Soleymani, Concordia University,Montreal. Quebec. Canada

956 Convergence Properties of Iterative TurboDecoding Based on the Number of SearchedStatesAntonio Assalini. Mauro Borgo. Silvano Pupolin,University of Padova. Padova, Italy

961 Generalized Model for TCM PerformanceEvaluation in Different Mobile RadioChannelsMilica Pejanovic. Zoran Veljovic.University of Montenegro. Montenegro. Yugoslavia

966 Blind Synchronization with EnhancedSum-Product Algorithm for Low-DensityParity-Check CodesWataru Matsumoto. Mitsubishi Electric Corp.. Kanagawa.Japan; Hideki Imai.The University of Tokyo, Tokyo. Japan

971 Effect of Limited Number ofRetransmissions of RCPT Hybrid ARQfor DS-CDMA Mobile RadioDeepshikha Garg. Ryohei Kimura. Fumiyuki Adachi,Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

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976 Efficient Power Allocations in Wireless ARQProtocolsNaveen Arulselvan, Randall Berry,Northwestern University, Evanston, IL

981 Multi-Pulse Continuous Phase ModulationTommy Svensson, Ame Svensson, ChalmersUniversity of Technology, Goteborg, Sweden

986 Design of LDPC Codes for Two-State FadingChannel ModelsMichael Yang, William E. Ryan,University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

WA-4: OFDM: ICI Cancellation &Performance Analysis

991 Theoretical BER Analysis of OFDM Systemswith ICI Self-CancellationYu Fu, Chi Chung Ko, National University of Singapore,Singapore

995 A New ICI Self-Cancellation Scheme forOFDM Systems Based on a GeneralizedSignal MapperYu Fu, Chi Chung Ko, National University of Singapore,Singapore

1000 Analyisis of Compensation Methodsfor OFDM Implementation EffectsErik Haas, Michael Schnell,German Aerospace Center-DLR, Wessling, Germany

1005 Performance Limits of Multicarrier BasedSystems in Fading Channels with OptimalDetectionAndrea M. Tonello, Lucent Technologies, Whippany, NJ

1010 Phase Noise Effect on HiperLAN/2System PerformanceK. Haider, H. S. Al-Raweshidy,University of Kent at Canterbury, Kent, UK

1015 Practical Subchannel Power ControlledOFDM System under Time-Varying MultipathChannelHongku Kang, Wooncheol Hwang, Kiseon Kim,K-JIST, Gwangju, Republic of Korea; Yeongyoon Choi,Korea Military Academy, Seoul, Republic of Korea

1019 A New Trellis Shaping Design for OFDMHideki Ochiai, The University ofElectro-Communications, Tokyo, Japan

WA-5: Adaptive Modulation1024 Array Antenna Assisted Adaptive

Modulation Scheme for Fast FadingEnvironmentTomotaka Wada, Wakayama University, Wakayama,Japan; Minoru Okada, Heiichi Yamamoto, Nara Instituteof Science and Technology, Nara, Japan

1029 Adaptive Channel Coding Schemes UsingFinite State Machine for Software DefinedRadioKentaro Ikemoto, Ryuji Kohno, Yokohama NationalUniversity, Yokohama, Japan

1034 An Analytical Comparison among AdaptiveModulation, Adaptive FEC, Adaptive ARQand Hybrid Systems for Wireless ATMNetworksJose Marcos C. Brito, Inatel, Santa Rita do Sapucai,Brazil; Ivanil S. Bonatti, DT/FFEC/Unicamp, Campinas,Brazil

1039 Adaptive OFDM System for Multi-Rate Multi-User Services in Wireless CommunicationsJaekyoung Moon, Soon-Yong Park, Sangjin Hong,SUNY at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY

1044 Performance of Adaptive Learning Schemesfor Adaptive ModulationClive Tang, Nokia Research Center, Irving, TX

1049 A Fast Modulation Recognition Techniqueusing Nearest Neighbor Rules withOptimized Threshold for ModulationClassification in Rayleigh Fading ChannelsHiroshi Yoshioka, Yushi, Shirato, Ichihiko Toyoda,Masahiro Umehira, NTT Corporation, Kanagawa, Japan

1053 Design and Implementation of the 155MbpsAdaptive MODEM for Broadband SatelliteCommunicationsEun-A Choi, Dae-lg Chang, Nae-Soo Kim, Radio &Broadcasting Research Laboratory, ETRI, Taejon, Korea

WA-6: IEEE 802.111058 An Error Control Scheme Based on

Adaptation of Polling Schedule forReal-Time Communication on IEEE802.11 Wireless LANsJunghoon Lee, Changik Kang, Mikyung Kang,Cheju University, Jeju-Do, Korea

1063 Extending IEEE 802.11a to IncorporateIterative Turbo Decoding and Transmit DelayDiversityM. K. Abdul Aziz, P. N. Fletcher, A. R. Nix,University of Bristol, Bristol, UK

1068 An Experimental Study of Snoop TCPPerformance over the IEEE 802.11b WLANMarta Garcia, Johnny Choque, Luis Sanchez,Luis Mufioz, University ofCantabria, Spain

1073 Analysis of Spectrum Channel Assignmentfor IEEE 802.11b Wireless LANJin-A Park, Seung-Keun Park, Pyung-Dong Cho,Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute(ETRI), Korea; Kyoung-Rok Cho, Chungbuk NationalUniversity, Chungbuk, Korea

1078 Starvation Prevention and Qualityof Service in Wireless LANsWasan Pattara-Atikom, University of Pittsburgh.Pittsburgh, PA; Sujata Banerjee, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, PA., Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Palo Alto,CA; Prashant Krishnamurthy, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, PA

1083 Synchronization for Carrier FrequencyOffset in Wireless LAN 802.11a SystemChia-Sheng Peng, Kuei-Ann Wen, National Chiao TungUniversity, Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C.

WA-7: Wireless Multimedia1088 VBR Video Transmission with Isochronous

and Asynchronous Transfer Mode overWireless 1394Tomoaki Takazawa, Yoriko Utsunomiya,Yota Komoriya, Masaki Bandai, Iwao Sasase,Keio University, Yokohama, Japan

1093 Scheduling Policies for MPEG-4 EncodedReal Time Video in Mobile CommunicationSystemsBing Chen, Rainer Griinheid, Hermann Rohling, TechnicalUniv. ofHamburg-Harburg, Hamburg, Germany

1098 New Error Resilience Method for VideoTransmission in DS-CDMA SystemsMario R. Hueda, National University of Cordoba.Cordoba, Argentina

1103 Resource Allocation for Video Streamingin Wireless EnvironmentShahrokh Valaee, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON,Canada; Jean-Charles Gregoire, Universite du Quebec.Montreal, Quebec, Canada

1108 Scheduling of Multimedia Traffic inInterference-Limited Broadband WirelessAccess NetworksMohamed H. Ahmed, Halim Yanikomeroglu,Samy Mahmoud, David Falconer,Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario Canada

1113 Modeling Low Bit Rate Video Transmissionin CDMA Wireless SystemsMario R. Hueda, National University of Cordoba,Cordoba. Argentina

1118 Performance Evaluation of MPEG-4 Videoover Realistic EDGE Wireless NetworksAndrea Basso, University of Victoria BC, Canada;Byoung-Jo J Kim. A T& T Labs - Research. USA;Zhimei Jiang, AT&T Labs - Research. USA

WA-8: CDMA Sequences & Synchronization1123 A Multi-pass Strategy for Data Detection

in Long-Code Downlink CDMA SystemsStefano Buzzi, Universita degli Studi di Cassino, Cassino,Italy; H. Vincent Poor,Princeton University. Princeton. NJ

1128 Novel Orthogonal Codes for DS-CDMA withImproved Crosscorrelation Characteristicsin Multipath Fading ChannelsZhiqiang Wu, Carl R. Nassar,Colorado State University. Ft. Collins. CO

1133 An Analysis of Inter-Cell InterferenceConsidering Cross-Correlation Functionof Spreading Sequence in ApproximatelySynchronized CDMA SystemsHidcyuki Torii, Makoto Nakamura, Kanagawa Institute ofTech.. Kanagawa, Japan

1138 Analysis of a Blind Code AcquisitionScheme for WCDMA Systems in RelativelyFast Fading ChannelsW. A. C. Fernando, K. P. C. D. Peiris,Asian Institute of Technology. Pathumthani. Thailand

1142 Detection of the Transmission Rate forSynchronous Multirate DS/CDMA SystemsStefano Buzzi. Universita degli Studi di Cassino, Cassino,Italy; Antonio Dc Maio,Universita degli Studi di Napoli. Napoli, Italy

1147 Optimal Signature Sequences forAsynchronous CDMA Systems with FixedSignal DelaysSlawomir Stariczak. Holger Boche, Heinrich-Hertz-Institutfur Nachrichtentechnik. Berlin, Germany

WA-9: Network Planning1152 Capacity Management of the Forward

Link of CDMA SystemsJaber A. Khoja. Jonathan W. Bredow.The I -niversity of Texas at Arlington. TX

1157 UMTS Coverage Planning using a HighAltitude Platform Station (HAPS)K. Siamitros, N. Dimitriou. R. Tafazolli.University of Surrey. Surrey. UK

1162 Congestion Relief through ImmediateAssignment in GSM and GPRS NetworksGurtaj Alag. Aditi Hingorani. Bharti Cellular Ltd..New Delhi. India

1167 Performance Evaluation of GSM and GPRSSystems Based on MeasurementCampaignsS. Kyriazakos, V. Gkroustiotis. C. Karambalis.C. Kechagias, N. Papaoulakis. D. Nikitopoulos.G. Karctsos. National Technical University of Athens.Athens, Greece

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1172 International Space Station CommunicationSystemsJeff L. Howard, Kreg L. Rice, EME-Boeing, Houston, TX;Richard Coe, Boeing Technical Fellow, Ret., Auburn, WA;Matthew McCollum, EME-NASA, Huntsville, AL

1177 Managing the Information Flow in VisualSensor NetworksK. Obraczka, R. Manduchi, J. J. Garcia-Luna-Aveces,University of California, Santa Cruz, CA

1182 Interference Analysis of Cellular System dueto HAPS System to Provide IMT-2000ServiceJong-Min Park, Bon-Jun Ku, Yang-Su Kim,Do-Seob Ann, Wireless Comm., ETRI, Daejeon, Korea

WP-1: Radio Resource Mgmt1187 UMTS Radio Resource Management

by Transport Format Assignmentand SelectionSilke Heier, Matthias Malkowski,Aachen University, Aachen, Germany

1192 Hybrid Genetic Packet Scheduling andRadio Resource Management for HighSpeed Downlink Packet AccessSaied Abedi, Sunil Vadgama, FujitsuLaboratories of Europe Ltd., Hayes, Middlesex, UK

1197 Yo G-Money! Y(ireless) O(pen) G(PS-orientedadvertised ways to make) MONEY!L. Flynn, R. Vullikanti, M. Carvalho, R. Balakrishnan,University of California, Santa Cruz, CA

1202 Estimating the Site Requirementsfor 3G Multimedia ServicesS. Allen, L. E. Hodge, S. Hurley, R. M. Whitaker,Cardiff University, UK

1207 A Commitment Calculator for MaximisingRevenue in Third Generation MobileCommunication SystemsRajiv Mathur, James Irvine, John Dunlop,University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland

1212 Radio Resource Management andEvolutionary Computation in CDMA CellularRadio NetworksWon Jay Song, Byung Ha Ahn, Kwangju Institute ofScience and Technology, Republic of Korea; Sun Jin Kim,Munkee Choi, Information and CommunicationsUniversity, Republic of Korea; Won Hee Kim,Bo Gwan Kim, Chungnam National University, R.O.K.

1217 Resource Reservation Schemes forHandover Issue in LEO Satellite SystemsL. Boukhatem, Universite de Paris, Paris Cedex, France;D. Gaiti, Universite de Paris, Paris Cedex, France;Universite de Technologie de Troyes, Troyes Cedex,France; G. Pujolle, Universite de Paris, Paris Cedex,France

WP-2: CDMA Multiuser Detection1222 Low-Complexity Optimization Based

Algorithm for Maximum LikelihoodMulti-User DetectionH. D. Tuan, T. T. Son, Toyota Technological Institute,Nagoya, Japan; H. Tuy, Institute of Mathematics,Hanoi. Vietnam; T. Le Ngoc, McGill Univ., Montreal,Canada

1227 A Fast Decorrelating Multi-user DetectionScheme for Synchronous CDMA in AWGNChannelH. D. Tuan, L. H. Nam, Toyota Technological Institute,Nagoya, Japan; T. Le-Ngoc, McGill University, Montreal,Canada; T. Narikiyo, Toyota Technological Institute,Nagoya, Japan

1232 Improving Performance of MC-CDMASystems via an S-PIC ReceiverMarco Michelini, Romano Fantacci,Dania Marabissi, Universita di Firenze, Italy

1237 Performance of Combined Serial IC andNormalized Griffiths' Algorithm in Multi-CellCDMA SystemsJonas Karlsson, Hideki Imai, Univ. of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

1242 Multiuser Detection/Decoding inAsynchronous Multitone Multiple AccessSystemsAndrea M. Tonello, Bell Labs,Lucent Technologies, Whippany, NJ

1247 Space-Time Soft Receiver for CodedDS-CDMA in Time-Selective Gaussianand Non-Gaussian ChannelsZi-Wei Zheng, Yi-Sheng Zhu, Dalian Maritime University,The People's Republic of China

1252 Experimental Study of Multi-User Detectorwith Trellis-Coding for Microcellular RadioToshiaki Koike, Koutarou Shiizaki, Hidekazu Murata,Susumu Yoshida, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

WP-3: Modulation & Coding II1257 Exact Analysis of Bit Error Probability

for Trellis Coded 8-PSKHideki Yoshikawa, Suzuka NationalCollege of Technology, Suzuka, Japan

1262 On Structured Trellises of Some Best [n,k,d]CodesP. Farkas, Slovak University of Technology, Bratislava,Slovakia; R. Hoc, SWHs.r.o., Bratislava, Slovakia;L. Hebbes, Kingston University. Surrey. UK

1265 Oversampled Filter Banks As ErrorCorrecting CodesFabrice Labeau, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec,Canada; Luc Vandendorpe, Benoit Macq, Universitecatholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium

1270 Proposal of a Time-Hopping Pulse SpacingModulation System with RestrictedAmplitude LevelsFumie Ono, Hiromasa Habuchi,Ibaraki University, Ibaraki, Japan

1275 A Study of Wavelet Application for UltraWide Band Data TransmissionTetsushi Ikegami, Hiromichi Tsukada,Meiji University, Kawasaki, Japan

1280 Orthogonal Pulse Shapes Design Basedon an Efficient Polytopic Covering MethodL. H. Nam, T. T. Son, S. Mita,Toyota Technological Institute, Nagoya, Japan

1284 Ternary Phase Shift Keying and ItsPerformanceMakoto Nakamura, Hideyuki Torii,Kanagawa Institute of Technology. Kanagawa, Japan

WP-4: OFDM: Channel Estimation1289 An Improved Channel Quality Estimation

Technique for OFDM SystemWooseok Yang, Kwonhue Choi, Sooyoung Kim Shin,Dept. of Broadband Wireless Communication, ETRI.Korea

1293 Channel Estimation for High-Speed Packet-Based OFDM Communication SystemsWookwon Lee, Jie Zhu, University of Arkansas,Fayetteveille, AR

1299 Joint Channel Estimation and TurboDecoding for OFDM-based SystemsMaxine Flament, Bartosz Mielczarek, Ame Svensson.Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden

1304 Iterative Channel Estimation for OFDMwith ClippingXiaoqiang Ma. Hisashi Kobayashi, Stuart C. Schwartz,Princeton University. Princeton. NJ; Jinyun Zhang,Daqing Gu, Mitsubishi Electric Res. Lab. Murray Hill. NJ

1309 Effect of Frame Synchronization Errors onPilot-aided Channel Estimation in OFDM:Analysis and SolutionYasamin Mostofi. Donald C. Cox. Stanford University.Stanford. CA; Ahmad Bahai, National Semiconductor.Fremont. CA

1314 A Noise-Resilient Equalization Algorithm forOFDM SystemsQihong Ge. Jianhua Lu. Shunliang Mei.Tsinghua University, Bejing, China

1318 FCM Receiver Improved with ReferenceSymbols Exploitation for OFDM SystemsLorenzo Favalli, Universita di Pavia. Pavia. Italy

WP-5: Broadband Equalization1323 The Effect of Blockwise Transmission

on Higher-Order Modulation Schemesfor SC/FDEH. Witschnig, G. OBberger, A. Springer, A. Koppler,L. Maurer, University of Linz. Linz, Austria; M. Huemer,FH Hagenberg. Hagenberg. Austria; R. Weigel,University ofErlangen, Erlangen, Germany

1328 The Advantages of a Known Sequenceversus Cyclic Prefix in a SC/FDE SystemH. Witschnig, T. Mayer, A. Springer, L. Maurer,University of Linz, Linz. Austria; M. Huemer,FH Hagenberg. Hagenberg, Austria; R. Weigel,University ofErlangen. Erlangen. Germany

1333 Space-Time Zero-Forcing Pre-Equalizationfor Synchronous Dispersive Multi-UserChannelsPaul G. Flikkcma, Northern Arizona University,Flagstaff, AZ

1337 Optimum Timing Estimation withoutChannel Information over Frequency-Selective Slowly Fading ChannelsCha'o-Ming Chang. National Taiwan University,Taiwan. ROC.

1342 A New Approach to Tracking Time-VariantChannelsSnjczana Gligorcvic. Darmstadt University ofTechnology.Darmstadt. Germany: Ulrich Sorger. LuxembourgUniversity of Applied Sciences, Luxembourg, Luxembourg

1346 A Hybrid MIMO System Using SpatialCorrelationTctsushi Abe. Hiromasa Fujii. Shigeru Tomisato.NTT DoCoMo. Inc.. Kanagaua. Japan

WP-6: Wireless LANs1351 PUMA-A New Channel Access Protocol

for Wireless LANsMarck Natkaniec. Andrzej R. Pach.AGH University ofTechnology. Cracow. Poland

1356 Performance Analysis of Ad-Hoc WirelessLANs for Real-Time TrafficFarshad F.shghi. Ahmed K. Elhakeem.Concordia University, Montreal. Quebec. Canada

1361 Device Discovery in Short-RangeWireless Ad Hoc NetworksPctar Popovski. Tatiana Kozlova. Liljana Gavrilovska,Ramjee Prasad. Aalborg University. Aalborg. Denmark

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1366 Analysis and Simulation Resultsof Multihop Handoff Scheme in anAd Hoc Wireless NetworkFumihiro Urasawa, Ken-ichi Itoh, Lai En-Shang,Takuro Sato, Niigata Institute of Technology, Fujuhashi,Japan

1370 Integrated Approach to Low Latency inMixed Wired and Wireless EnvironmentAnand R. Prasad, NTT-DoCoMo, Munich, Germany;Steinar H. Andresen, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway

1374 Investigating the Impact of Partial Topologyin Proactive MANET Routing ProtocolsThomas Heide Clausen, Philippe Jacquet,Laurent viennot, TNRIA Rocquencourt,Le Chesnay Cedex, France

WP-7: Topics in Wireless Networks1379 On the Performance of Channel Assignment

Strategies in Multi-Service Wireless CellularNetworksBin Li, Lizhong Li, Bo Li, Xi-Ren Cho, Hong Kong Univ.of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China

1385 WARAAN: A Higher-Order Adaptive RoutingAlgorithm for Wireless Multimedia inWandering NetworksPlamen L. Simeonov, Technology University of Ilmenau,Ilmenau, Germany

1390 Adaptive Joint Call Admission Control andAccess Network Selection for MultimediaWireless SystemsEftychia Alexandri, Georges Martinez, Motorola Labs.,Paris, France; Djamal Zeghlache, INT, Evry, France

1395 Cost Analysis of a Location ManagementStrategy with Commonly Visited Sites inPCS NetworksTakaaki Arakawa, Ken'ichi Kawanishi,Yoshikuni Onozato, Rajkumar Deshpande,Gunma University, Gunma, Japan

1400 Evaluating RCMA in CDMA Networksin the Integration of Services UsingMultiuser InterferenceCesar Vargas-Rosales, Rey F. Gonzalez,Center for Electronics and Telecommunications, ITESM-Monterrey. Mexico

1405 QoS Support on the 3G HRPD Air InterfacePatrick A. Hosein, Ericsson Wireless Communications,Inc.. San Diego, CA

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