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WirelessNetworksThe journal of mobile communication, computation and informationEditor-in-Chief:Imrich ChlamtacDistinguished Chair inTelecommunicationsProfessor of Electrical EngineeringThe University of Texas at DallasP.O. Box 830688, MS EC33Richardson, TX 75083-0688email: chlamtac@acm.orgaca cmmPRESSWireless Networks is a jointpublication of the ACM andBaltzer Science Publishers.Officially sponsored by URSIAims & Scope:The wireless communication revolution is bringing fundamental changes todata networking, telecommunication, and is making integrated networks areality. By freeing the user from the cord, personal communicationsnetworks, wireless LAN's, mobile radio networks and cellular systems,harbor the promise of fully distributed mobile computing andcommunications, any time, anywhere. Numerous wireless services are alsomaturing and are poised to change the way and scope of communication.WINET focuses on the networking and user aspects of this field. It providesa single common and global forum for archival value contributionsdocumenting these fast growing areas of interest. The journal publishesrefereed articles dealing with research, experience and management issuesof wireless networks. Its aim is to allow the reader to benefit fromexperience, problems and solutions described. Regularly addressed issuesinclude: Network architectures for Personal Communications Systems,wireless LAN's, radio , tactical and other wireless networks, design andanalysis of protocols, network management and network performance,network services and service integration, nomadic computing,internetworking with cable and other wireless networks, standardization andregulatory issues, specific system descriptions, applications and userinterface, and enabling technologies for wireless networks.Special Discount for URSI RadioscientistsFor a complete overview onwhat has been and will bepublished inTelecommunication Systemsplease consult our homepage:BALTZER SCIENCEPUBLISHERSHOMEPAGEhttp://www.baltzer.nl/winetEuro 62 / US$ 65(including mailing and handling)Wireless Networks ISSN 1022-0038Contact: Mrs. Inge HeleuFax +32 9 264 42 88 E-mail ursi@intec.rug.ac.beNon members/Institutions: contact Baltzer Science Publishers88BALTZER SCIENCE PUBLISHERSP.O.Box 221, 1400 AE Bussum, The NetherlandsTheTel: +31 35 6954250 Fax: +31 Radio 35 6954 Science 258 Bulletin E-mail: publish@baltzer.nlNo 313 (June, 2005)
The Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial PhysicsSPECIAL OFFER TO URSI CORRESPONDENTSAIMS AND SCOPEThe Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics (JASTP)first appeared in print in 1951, at the very start of what istermed the “Space Age”. The first papers grappled withsuch novel subjects as the Earth’s ionosphere andphotographic studies of the aurora. Since that early, seminalwork, the Journal has continuously evolved and expandedits scope in concert with - and in support of - the excitingevolution of a dynamic, rapidly growing field of scientificendeavour: the Earth and Space Sciences. At its GoldenAnniversary, the now re-named Journal of Atmosphericand Solar-Terrestrial Physics (JASTP) continues itsdevelopment as the premier international journal dedicatedto the physics of the Earth’s atmospheric and spaceenvironment, especially the highly varied and highly variablephysical phenomena that occur in this natural laboratoryand the processes that couple them. The Journal ofAtmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics is an internationaljournal concerned with the inter-disciplinary science of theSun-Earth connection, defined very broadly. The journalreferees and publishes original research papers, usingrigorous standards of review, and focusing on the following:The results of experiments and their interpretations, andresults of theoretical or modelling studies; Papers dealingwith remote sensing carried out from the ground or spaceand with in situ studies made from rockets or from satellitesorbiting the Earth; and, Plans for future research, oftencarried out within programs of international scope. TheJournal also encourages papers involving: large scalecollaborations, especially those with an internationalperspective; rapid communications; papers dealing withnovel techniques or methodologies; commissioned reviewpapers on topical subjects; and, special issues arising fromchosen scientific symposia or workshops. The journal coversthe physical processes operating in the troposphere,stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, ionosphere,magnetosphere, the Sun, interplanetary medium, andheliosphere. Phenomena occurring in other “spheres”, solarinfluences on climate, and supporting laboratorymeasurements are also considered. The journal dealsespecially with the coupling between the different regions.Solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and other energeticevents on the Sun create interesting and importantperturbations in the near-Earth space environment. Thephysics of this subject, now termed “space weather”, iscentral to the Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-TerrestrialPhysics and the journal welcomes papers that lead in thedirection of a predictive understanding of the coupledsystem. Regarding the upper atmosphere, the subjects ofaeronomy, geomagnetism and geoelectricity, auroralphenomena, radio wave propagation, and plasmainstabilities, are examples within the broad field of solarterrestrialphysics which emphasise the energy exchangebetween the solar wind, the magnetospheric andionosphericplasmas, and the neutral gas. In the loweratmosphere, topics covered range from mesoscale to globalscale dynamics, to atmospheric electricity, lightning and itseffects, and to anthropogenic changes. Helpful, novelschematic diagrams are encouraged. Short animations andancillary data sets can also be accommodated. Prospectiveauthors should review the Instructions to Authors at theback of each issue.Complimentary Information about this journal:http://www.elsevier.com/locate/JASTP?http://earth.elsevier.com/geophysicsAudience:Atmospheric physicists, geophysicists and astrophysicists.Abstracted/indexed in:CAM SCI AbstrCurr Cont SCISEARCH DataCurr Cont Sci Cit IndCurr Cont/Phys Chem & SciINSPEC DataMeteoro & Geoastrophys AbstrRes AlertEditor-in-Chief:T.L. Killeen, National Centre for Atmospheric Research,Boulder, Colorado, 80307 USAEditorial Office:P.O. Box 1930, 1000 BX Amsterdam, The NetherlandsSpecial Rate for URSI Radioscientists 2003:Euro 149.00 (US$ 149.00)Subscription Information2002: Volume 65 (18 issues)Subscription price: Euro 2659 (US$ 2975)ISSN: 1364-6826CONTENTS DIRECT:The table of contents for this journal is now available prepublication,via e-mail, as part of the free ContentsDirectservice from Elsevier Science. Please send an e-mailmessage to cdhelp@elsevier.co.uk for further informationabout this service.For ordering information please contactElsevier Regional Sales Offices:Asia & Australasia/ e-mail: asiainfo@elsevier.comEurope, Middle East & Africa: e-mail: nlinfof@elsevier.comJapan: Email: info@elsevier.co.jpLatin America : e-mail: rsola.info@elsevier.com.brUnited States & Canada : e-mail: usinfo-f@elsevier.comTheRadio Science Bulletin No 313 (June, 2005) 89
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