All Papers for 2001 - NCTA Technical Papers

A Comparative Analysis Of IP Streaming Video Versus Mpeg Video Over Cable By Prashant P. Gandhi, Ph.D., Cisco Systems, Inc	2001
A Secure Delivery And Usage Model For Rich Content That Minimizes Peak Network Congestion By Walter Boyles, Wavexpress, Inc.	2001
Abuse And Fraud Detection In High-Speed-Data Networks By Pat Darisme, NARUS Inc.	2001
An Analysis Of Audio For Digital Cable Television Recommendations For The Digital Transition Via Audio Metadata By Jeffrey C. Riedmiller, Dolby Laboratories Inc.	2001
An Enhanced Broadcast Chain Integration Protocol By Jay Weber, Ceri Jerome, Prasad Panchangam, Daniel Salo, RespondTV, Inc.	2001
Applying New Techniques To Improve Analog-to-digital Link Performance—the Role Of Digital Signal Processing By enkatesh Mutalik, Marcel Schemmann, Craig Malone, Zhijian Sun, Long Zou, Mary Margaret Ong, Alexei Chkourko, Philips Broadband Networks	2001
BNN -- A Comprehensive Bandwidth Management Technique For The Forward Path By Jerry Monroe, Philips Broadband Networks and Ray Thomas, Time Warner Cable	2001
Bridging And Managing QOS - Cable And Home Networks By Mariano Schain, Itay Sherman, Texas Instruments – Cable Broadband Communications	2001
Cable Telephony Performance Over DWDM Networks By Ricardo A. Villa, Senior Engineer, DWDM Systems Engineering, Sudhesh Mysore, PhD., Director, DWDM Systems Engineering and Oleh Sniezko, Vice President, Engineering, AT&T Broadband	2001
CableHome : A Home Network Architecture By Steven Saunders, David Reed, Kevin Luehrs, Stuart Hoggan, Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.	2001
Design And Performance Of A Fully-Digital DOCSIS CMTS Receiver By F. Buda, E. Lemois, A. Popper, J. Boutros, G. Karam, and H. Sari, Pacific Broadband Communications	2001
Detection And Classification Of RF Impairments For Higher Capacity Upstreams Using Advanced TDMA By Daniel Howard, Broadcom Corporation	2001
Effects Of Crosstalk On Bi-Directional And Hybrid QAM/Digital DWDM Systems By Sudhesh Mysore, Ph.D., Director, DWDM Systems Engineering and Oleh Sniezko, Vice President, Engineering AT&T Broadband	2001
Eliminating Open Access Woes With Intelligent Carrier-Class Edge Routing By Gerry White, Chief Technology Officer, RiverDelta Networks, Inc.	2001
Encoding And Delivery Of MPEG-2 Compressed Content To Cable Headends By John Vartanian, iN Demand	2001
Hi Phy Lite – A Pragmatic Approach To Advanced Phy By Dr. Ofir Shalvi, Noam Geri, Ariel Yagil, Daniel Wajcer, Texas Instruments, Broadband Communications Group	2001
Home Networking: Extending Cable’s Reach By Samuel H. Russ, Subscriber Networks, Scientific-Atlanta	2001
Hop A Ride On The Metro Getting Your IP Packets From Here To There By Erik Metz and David Grubb, Motorola Broadband Communications Sector, John Brenneman and Daniel Sills, Geyser Networks Inc.	2001
How Next-Generation Broadband Network Architectures Will Deliver Integrated Services To Business Customers By Vikram Saksena, Narad Networks	2001
Hub, Bridge, Switch, Router: Defining The Functions Of These Different Devices By Doug Jones, YAS Broadband Ventures	2001
Improving Cable System Bandwidth Management By Utilizing Subscriber-Based Storage Resources By Tim Elliott, Peter Schwartz, Joseph Weber, Keen Personal Media, Inc.	2001
Integrating Hard Disk Technology: Enabling Interactive TV By Graham Williams, Pace Micro Technology plc	2001
IP Networking In HFC Broadband Network By Oleh J. Sniezko, Xiaolin Lu, Luisa Murcia, AT&T Broadband	2001
IP Transport Technology In The Cable Backbone By Gregory K. Hardy, Scientific-Atlanta, Inc	2001
Is The DOCSIS CMTS Sufficient For Packetcable? By Burcak Beser, Pacific Broadband Communications	2001
Media Asset Management: The Need, The Choices, The Pay-off By Wendell Bailey, Dr. Peter Smith, NBC	2001
Middleware: A Key Component For Broadband By Dr. Ken Morse, Azita Manson, PowerTV, Inc.	2001
Migration To Full Digital Channel Loading On A Cable System By Marc Ryba, Motorola Broadband Communications Sector	2001
Network Address Translation In Home Gateways By Jed Johnson, Art Harvey, Motorola, Inc.	2001
Network Traffic Modeling And Planning By Hardev Soor, Ixia	2001
New Carrier Class Architecture Busts Bandwidth Blues By Paul Connolly, Scientific-Atlanta, Inc.	2001
New DOCSIS Compliant Wireless Transceiver: A Low-Cost, Fast Deployment For Immediate Revenue Generation By Ali A. Sayyah, AML Wireless Systems Inc.	2001
Next Generation Cmts Characteristics Including IP Multicast By Doug Jones, YAS Broadband Ventures	2001
Non-Invasive Network Management By Bruce F. Bahlmann, Alopa Networks	2001
OpenCable Application Platform Architecture By Allen R. Schmitt-Gordon, Ph.D., Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.	2001
Return Path And MTTR Improvements: New Tools, New Rules By Bob Collmus, Scientific-Atlanta, Inc.	2001
Scalable Broadband Architectures By Michael Field, System Architect, and Ran Oz, Chief Technology Officer, BigBand Networks, Inc.	2001
Simulation Of Video-On-Demand Traffic By Mark Cronshaw, Ph.D. & Victoria Okeson, AT&T Broadband Labs, Westminster, CO	2001
Synchronizing Deep Fiber Baseband Access Network Design With Traditional HFC Infastructure By Donald Sorenson,Scientific-Atlanta, Inc	2001
The Exact BER Performance Of 256-QAM With RF Carrier Phase Noise By Robert L. Howald, Ph.D., Director, Transmission Networks Systems Engineering, Motorola Broadband Communications Sector	2001
The Future Of Streaming Media By Marc L. Tayer, Aerocast, Inc.	2001
The Role Of Service Providers In Home Networking Incremal Revenue Opportunities For MSOs By Don Apruzzese, ShareWave, Inc.	2001
Thermal Design And Test Requirements For Outside Plant Cable Telecommunications Equipment By Al Marshall, P.E., Philips Broadband Networks	2001
Traffic Engineering, Traffic Control, Performance Analysis And Node Combining In DOCSIS-Based Cable Networks By Gagan L. Choudhury and Moshe Segal, AT&T Labs	2001
Use Of MPEG-4 In Broadband Applications By Mukta L. Kar, Ph.D. and Yasser Syed, Ph.D., Cable Television Laboratories, Inc., Sam Narasimhan, Ph.D. and Ajay Luthra, Ph.D., Motorola Broadband Communication Sector	2001
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