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Methodologies for Assessing the Use-phase Power Consumption and Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Telecommunications Network Services

In recent years, Internet traffic has grown rapidly and is expected to continue to expand significantly over the next decade.

Methodology for Feedback Variable Selection for Control of Semiconductor Manufacturing Processes - Part 1: Analytical and Simulation Results

As integrated circuit feature size continues to shrink, yield loss due to parametric variation will become more and more significant.

Methodology for fine-grained monitoring of the quality perceived by users on 360VR contents

To properly evaluate the performance of 360VR-specific encoding and transmission schemes, and particularly of solutions based on viewport adaptation, it is necessary to consider not only the bandwi

Methodology for service-oriented management of security assurance in communication infrastructures

We describe in this paper a six step methodology can help to gain security assurance of communication services in a continuous way.

Methodology to simulate rain and attenuation fields spatially correlated at mid and large scale

This paper is related to the modelling of rain fields and attenuation fields at small (size of a rain cell), mid (similar to 150 km(2)) and large scale (similar to 1000 km(2)).

Methods and Standards for Environmental Impact Assessment of Mobile Radio Networks

Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) and the resulting global warming ignited an intensive debate and work on energy consumption, GHG emissions and the overall environmental impact assessment of the Tele

Methods for a Detailed Analysis of Dynastat DRT Results.

The perceived quality of speech communication systems is highly correlated with independent measures of speech intelligibility such as Dynastat's widely used Diagnostic Rhyme Test (DRT).

Methods for Designing Differential Quantizers Based on Subjective Evaluations of Edge Busyness

Experience with Differential Quantizers 1,2,3 teaches us that noise superimposed on brightness boundaries of a picture is less objectionable than similar noise on areas of uniform brightness.

Methods for Estimation of the Un-Coded Symbol Error Rate at the Receiver

In some communications systems, uncoded symbol Error Rate (SER) estimation is required to be performed "on-the-fly" at the receiver, in order to provide a measure of the quality of service or to ai

Methods for estimation of the uncoded symbol error rate at the receiver

In some communications systems, uncoded symbol error rate (SER) estimation is required to be performed 'on-the-fly' at the receiver, in order to provide a measure of the quality of service or to ai