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ATIS Committee T1 contribution to standards project “Analog Interface Performance Specifications for Digital Video Teleconferencing/Video Telephony Service and DS3 Television”
This is the third in a series of reports which describe a new and unique approach for modeling either narrowband or wideband high frequency (HF) channels. Although narrowband models of the HF channel have existed for many years, they are applicable ...
The Spectrum Resource Assessment (SRA) is an integral part of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), Office of Spectrum Management (OSM) long-range planning process related to national and international interests that...
The O2-spectrum of dry air was studied with a resonance spectrometer under controlled laboratory conditions. Key parts of the instrumentation were an automatic network analyzer and a one-port Fabry-Pérot resonator affording an effective path length ...
In a Study Group XII (Experts Group on Speech Quality) Contribution dated September 1991, John Rosenberger and Bill Cotton of Bellcore introduced an algorithm for generating temporally correlated distortion on 8 KHz sampled speech data. This distort...
Presents an overview of metrics that can be used to quantify the amount of spatial and temporal information in a video sequence. By applying the metrics to the input and output video, the amount of spatial and temporal information that is lost by the...
This report provides a feasibility assessment of accommodating the Broadcast Satellite (Sound) Service and a Mobile Satellite Service uplink in the 2300–2450 MHz range. The assessment is based upon measurements by the Institute for Telecommunication ...
The error variability of received PSK (MSK), QAM and QPR modulations on digital microwave common carrier links resulting from transmitted power variations and the dispersive effects of terrain multipath using a two–ray model is analyzed. These result...
The Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (ITS) is the research and engineering laboratory of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) of the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC). ITS provides technical support to NTIA in...
Discusses research efforts to derive objective measures of video quality that emulate human perception. The derivation of these metrics involves the following steps: (1) a set of test scenes in selected and distorted, (2) a set of candidate objective...
This is a supplementary fifth part to a series of reports containing tabulations and graphs of transmission loss data resulting from propagation experiments which have emphasized the UHF frequency band. The first four reports described data taken in...
A program plan and its rationale are presented to determine estimates of the resources needed to test existing high-frequency (HF) broadcast receivers and to develop a single-sideband (SSB) HF broadcast "low-cost" prototype receiver. The plan include...
In light of the decisions made by the Administrative Council of the International Telecommunications Union to postpone the high-frequency (HF) broadcast conference scheduled for 1993 the Institute for Telecommunication Sciences documents its improved...
Motivated by recognized vulnerabilities of the terrestrial public networks, this report addresses the question whether an appropriate introduction of advanced satellite systems would or would not benefit the telecommunication services for the current...
Erasure “standards” employing a saturating field which clips a test sinusoidal so that its 3Qharmonic is 12 dB down from the first harmonic is seen to be incomplete. The probability of (just) detecting the erased signal, under false alarm control, is...
This report presents an assessment of three candidate bands (216–225, 400.15–406, and 420–450 MHz) for the potential accommodation of Wind Profilers nationally, with consideration worldwide. The approach used to evaluate each band was based on two m...