Multi-media access architectures

This paper describes a research project being undertaken in BNR (Bell Northern Research), to investigate ATM based architectures and technology for the next generation multi-media, multi-service broadband access platforms. It provides an overview of the project and the high level results to date. A...

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Published inProceedings of International Conference on Communication Technology. ICCT '96 Vol. 1; pp. 168 - 172 vol.1
Main Author Kemp, M.E.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 1996
Subjects
Asynchronous transfer mode
Bandwidth
Communication industry
Fiber optics
Intelligent networks
Network servers
Next generation networking
SONET
Spine
Telecommunication control
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Summary:This paper describes a research project being undertaken in BNR (Bell Northern Research), to investigate ATM based architectures and technology for the next generation multi-media, multi-service broadband access platforms. It provides an overview of the project and the high level results to date. A more detailed analysis is provided of one aspect of the work considered a critical underpinning for any multimedia network deployment, i.e. flow control. Finally it details a collaborative industry/academia project, the objective of which, is to take the research beyond theory through building an experimental network.
ISBN:9780780329164
0780329163
DOI:10.1109/ICCT.1996.545154