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1 total messages Started by Chua Kee Chaing (Dr) Thu, 07 Jan 1993 08:01
asia-pacific engineering journal - call for papers
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Author: Chua Kee Chaing (Dr)
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 08:01
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ASIA-PACIFIC ENGINEERING JOURNAL PART A - ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

December 1993 Issue on Communications Engineering

CALL FOR PAPERS
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The Asia-Pacific Engineering Journal (APEJ) provides within the rapidly
changing Asia-Pacific region a unique source of information on current
international research activities and trends in technology. It aims to
keep its readers fully briefed with major papers, reports and reviews on
state-of-the-art technologies and products. The journal is published in
separate parts that cover the disciplines of Electrical, Mechanical,
Civil, Chemical and Industrial Engineering. Part A is devoted to
Electrical Engineering, and covers the four main areas of Communications
Engineering, Computer Engineering, Control and Automation, and
Microelectronics.

The December 1993 issue of Part A of the APEJ is devoted to Communications
Engineering. The issue will be a special issue concentrating on the field
of High-Speed Networking, and original contributions in all aspects of
this field of research are now solicited. In particular, relevant topics
of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

* Broadband ISDN and ATM networks
* Gigabit/s networking
* Lightwave networks
* High-speed transport protocols
* Management of high-speed networks
* Flow and congestion control in high-speed networks

Prospective authors are requested to submit four (4) copies of their
manuscripts, written in English, and including a 100-word abstract, to the
following by 1 April 1993.

	Dr. Kee C. Chua
	Department of Electrical Engineering
	National University of Singapore
	10 Kent Ridge Crescent
	Singapore 0511
	Fax.: +65 777 3117
	Email.: eleckc@nuscc.nus.sg
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