Computer Communications, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, February 1980

• R. V. Latin, R. C. Slatter:
  Telecommunications network architecture. 2-8
  
• J. M. Cotton, D. A. Lawson:
  Design of a digital exchange. 9-21
  
• John Mead:
  Meteorological message preparation. 22-24
  

Volume 3, Number 2, April 1980

• John C. Madden:
  Videotex in Canada. 58-64
  
• Leon Hendriks, Franco Mastroddi:
  Marketing a data communications network. 65-68
  
• Daniel Minoli:
  Engineering two way foreign exchange trunk bundle systems. 69-76
  
• Imrich Chlamtac, William R. Franta:
  Message-based priority access to local networks. 77-84
  
• B. H. Findlow, B. J. Goldsmith:
  Network management as a strategy. 85-89
  

Volume 3, Number 3, July 1980

• J. L. Grange, Jayanti C. Majithia:
  Congestion control for a packet-switched network. 106-116
  
• Kit Powell:
  Evolution of networks using standard protocols. 117-122
  
• Jeff Soulsby:
  Data communications evolution and development. 123-126
  
• Alan Colvin:
  Parallel processing with minicomputers. 127-131
  
• Charles Corcoran, Brian Traynor, Clay Goldston:
  Computer-aided dispatch in a law enforcement agency. 132-135
  
• Adrian Taggart:
  Interactive networking. 136-142
  
• Ruth Nelson: USA Local area networks - are they almost almost here? 143-144

Volume 3, Number 4, August 1980

• Wai Sum Lai:
  Flow control issues in a PAD. 154-162
  
• L. Martinez Miguez, Oscar González Soto:
  Modelling a packet-switching network. 163-172
  
• Roar A. Fjellheim:
  Cernet packet routing method. 173-176
  
• Daniel Minoli:
  Optimal allocation in a multiresources graduated tariff communication environment. 177-184
  

Volume 3, Number 5, October 1980

• Peter F. Linington:
  Transport service. 202-207
  
• Sigram Schindler:
  Distributed abstract machine. 208-220
  
• Ken Weaving:
  Euronet reference and test centre. 221-223
  
• Roger Evans:
  Communications protocol for dumb terminals. 224-227
  

Volume 3, Number 6, December 1980

• Brian Simmons:
  Convergence - The pathway to integration. 250-257
  
• Nicholas Benwell:
  Selling and point-of-sale terminals. 258-263
  
• Claude Olier, John Vernon:
  Management of data communications networks. 264-269
  
• Nicolas D. Georganas:
  Congestion control of packet-switched networks with three types of input buffer limits. 270-277