BT Technology Journal

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BT Technology Journal

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BT Technology Journal is a subscription-based electronic version of the
print journal of the same title published by Chapman & Hall.  Full-text is
available to subscribers as PDF files.

British Telecom is a world leader in telecommunications research and
development. BT's laboratories have an outstanding reputation for
pioneering work in many fields including optical communications materials,
visual communications, network managment, software engineering, speech
processing, information technology, human factors and standards. The BT
Technology Journal publishes research and review papers by researchers
working in these key areas. Papers are grouped by subject and published
quarterly as special theme issues. 

Recent Contents:

Editorial: Phil Sheppard and Graham Walker - Direct link to PDF

Foreword: Fred Briggs - Direct link to PDF

Telepresence - the future of telephony: G R Walker and P J Sheppard -
Direct link to PDF

The evolution of conferencing: I Parke - Direct link to PDF

Unattended audioconferencing: D L Gibson, D Pauley and L Willis - Direct
link to PDF

Spatial audio technology for telepresence: M P Hollier, A N Rimell and D
Burraston - Direct link to PDF

Desktop conversations - the future of multimedia conferencing: M Russ -
Direct link to PDF

Conferencing on the Internet: P Cordell, M Courtenay, S Rudkin - Direct
link to PDF

Whither video ? - pictorial culture and telepresence: A V Lewis and G
Cosier - Direct link to PDF

Video coding - techniques, standards and applications: M W Whybray, D G
Morrison and P J Mulroy - Direct link to PDF

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