International telecommunication standards organizations

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• The Author = xiv
• Preface = xv
• Acknowledgments = xv
• CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION = 1
• 1.1 The Telecommunication Mix = 1
• 1.2 Introduction to Standards = 2
• 1.3 Using this Book = 8
• CHAPTER 2 THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION = 11
• 2.1 The Origins of the ITU = 11
• 2.2 The ITU and the United Nations = 11
• 2.3 The Work of the ITU = 12
• 2.4 The International Telecommunication Constitution and Convention = 16
• 2.5 The Structure of the ITU = 16
• 2.6 The ITU's Conferences and Meetings = 17
• 2.7 International Consultative Committees = 18
• 2.8 The International Frequency Registration Board(IFRB) = 19
• 2.9 Administrative Organization = 20
• 2.10 Publishing = 23
• 2.11 Some Policy Issues = 24
• 2.12 Operational Structure and Meetings Structure = 25
• Appendix 2A Tables of Contents, Chapters and Articles, Constitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Union = 29
• Appendix 2B The International Frequency Registration Board(IFRB) and the Radio Regulations = 35
• 2B.1 The International Frequency Registration Board(IFRB) = 35
• 2B.2 Radio Regulations = 37
• Appendix 2C Sample Contents Page from the Telecommunication-Journal = 41
• CHAPTER 3 PLENIPOTENTIARY AND ADMINISTRATIVE CONFERENCES = 43
• 3.1 The Last Plenipotentiary Conference = 43
• 3.2 Administrative Conferences = 49
• 3.3 World Administrative Radio Conference for Mobile Services(MOB-87) = 50
• 3.4 WARC on the Use of the Geostationary Satellite Orbit = 51
• 3.5 The 1988 World Administrative Telephone and Telegraph Conference = 53
• 3.6 The International Telecommunications Regulations = 55
• Appendix 3A Excerpts from the Final Acts of the World Administrative Telegraph and Telephone Conference, Melbourne, 1988 = 61
• CHAPTER 4 INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE(CCITT) = 63
• 4.1 Introduction = 63
• 4.2 Terms of Reference of the CCITT = 64
• 4.3 Duties of the Plenary Assembly = 66
• 4.4 Study Groups Established at the Plenary Assembly = 68
• 4.5 Study Groups for the 1989-1992 Study Period = 69
• 4.6 Rules of Procedure of the CCITT = 72
• 4.7 CCITT Recommendations in the Red Book and Blue Book = 72
• 4.8 Issues at the 1988 Plenary = 73
• Appendix 4A CCITT Rules of Procedure = 75
• CHAPTER 5 INTERNATIONAL RADIO CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE = 85
• 5.1 Terms of Reference of the CCIR = 85
• 5.2 Participation in the CCIR = 86
• 5.3 Structure of the CCIR = 87
• 5.4 Work of the CCIR = 89
• 5.5 Administrative Radio Conferences = 90
• 5.6 Recent and Current Activities = 90
• 5.7 The CCIR Volumes = 91
• Appendix 5A Contents of CCITT Green Book Volume XIV-1 Structure of the CCIR from Recommendations and Reports of the CCIR and Plan of Volumes Ⅰ to XIV, 1986 = 93
• CHAPTER 6 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STANDARDIZATION = 95
• 6.1 Introduction = 95
• 6.2 ISO Today = 95
• 6.3 The Objects of ISO = 96
• 6.4 Membership of the ISO = 96
• 6.5 Organization of the ISO = 97
• 6.6 The Working of Technical Committees = 99
• 6.7 Rules of Procedure and Membership = 102
• 6.8 Collaboration with IEC and Other International Organizations = 105
• 6.9 Council Committees of the ISO = 106
• 6.10 CASCO = 106
• 6.11 INFCO-ISONET = 107
• 6.12 STACO = 108
• 6.13 ISO Planning = 109
• CHAPTER 7 THE INTERNATIONAL ELECTROTECHNICAL COMMISSION (IEC) = 111
• 7.1 Introduction = 111
• 7.2 Membership and National Committees = 112
• 7.3 Organization of the IEC and the Council = 112
• 7.4 The Committee of Action = 113
• 7.5 Technical Committees = 113
• 7.6 Recent Events = 114
• 7.7 Testing and Quality = 116
• 7.8 Recent Changes = 117
• CHAPTER 8 JOINT TECHNICAL COMMITTEE - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY(JTC 1) = 119
• 8.1 Introduction = 119
• 8.2 JTC 1 Scope and Subcommittees = 120
• 8.3 Internal and External Liaisons = 120
• 8.4 Joint Information Technology Resources Support Group = 123
• 8.5 Information Technology Project-monitoring Database and Electronic Mail = 124
• 8.6 ISO "Fast Track" Procedures = 124
• 8.7 JTC 1 Directives and Technical Program = 124
• Appendix 8A ISO-IEC Joint Technical Committee JTC 1 Operations and Subcommittees Extracted from ISO Memento, 1990 = 127
• Appendix 8B Directives for the Work of ISO-IEC Joint Technical Committee 1 (JTC 1) on Information Technology = 131
• Appendix 8C JTC 1 Technical Program, 1989 = 149
• CHAPTER 9 NORTH AMERICAN TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONS = 153
• 9.1 Introduction = 153
• 9.2 American National Standards Institute = 153
• 9.3 National Institute of Standards and Technology(NIST) = 155
• 9.4 National Telecommunications and Information Administration = 155
• 9.5 US CCITT National Committee = 156
• 9.6 Federal Communications Commission = 159
• 9.7 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers(IEEE) = 161
• 9.8 Exchange Carriers Standards Association(ECSA) = 170
• 9.9 Standards Committee T1 = 170
• 9.10 Electronic Industries Association(EIA) = 173
• 9.11 International Communications Association(ICA) = 174
• 9.12 The Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers' Association(CBEMA) = 175
• 9.13 Standards Council of Canada(SCC) = 179
• CHAPTER 10 EUROPEAN TELECOMMUNICATION STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONS = 183
• 10.1 Introduction = 183
• 10.2 Governing Institutions in the European Community = 183
• 10.3 Commission of the European Communities(CEC) = 186
• 10.4 European Telecommunications Standards Institute(ETSI) = 187
• 10.5 Conference of European Posts and Telecommunications Administrations(CEPT) = 192
• 10.6 European Committee for Standardization(CEN) = 194
• 10.7 European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization(CENELEC) = 194
• 10.8 The Telecommunication Standardization Process in the European Economic Community = 197
• 10.9 Implementation of the Green Paper = 207
• 10.10 European Computer Manufacturers Association(ECMA) = 215
• 10.11 European Conference of Associations of Telecommunication Industries(EUCATEL) = 216
• 10.12 European Council of Telecommunications Users Association(ECTUA) = 216
• 10.13 European Telecommunications and Professional Electronics Industries(ECTEL) = 217
• 10.14 The Electronic and Business Equipment Association(EEA) = 219
• 10.15 The European Free Trade Association(EFTA) = 220
• 10.16 European Strategic Program for Research and Development in Information Technology(ESPRIT) = 222
• 10.17 The RACE Program = 224
• 10.18 Cooperation for Open System Interconnection Networking in Europe(COSINE) = 226
• 10.19 The STAR Program(STAR) = 226
• 10.20 Trade Electronic Data Interchange Systems(TEDIS) = 228
• 10.21 Areas of Telecommunication Standardization = 228
• 10.22 Association Francaise de Normalisation(AFNOR) = 231
• 10.23 British Standards Institute(BSI) = 232
• 10.24 DIN Deutsches Institut f$$\ddot u$$r Normung = 233
• CHAPTER 11 ASIAN AND PACIFIC ORGANIZATIONS = 235
• 11.1 Introduction = 235
• 11.2 Pacific Telecommunications Council(PTC) = 235
• 11.3 Asia Pacific Telecommunity(APT) = 236
• 11.4 Japanese Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications(MPT) = 237
• 11.5 The Telecommunications Technology Council(TTC) = 240
• 11.6 Japanese Industrial Standards Committee(JISC) = 242
• 11.7 Japanese Standards Association(JSA) = 243
• 11.8 Japan Electronic Industry Development Association(JEIDA) = 244
• 11.9 Japan Infomation Processing Development Center(JIPDEC) = 245
• 11.10 Standards Association of Australia(SAA) = 245
• 11.11 Australian CCITT Committee = 246
• 11.12 Australian Standards Committee(AUSTEL-SAC) = 247
• 11.13 Australian Information Industry Association(AIIA) = 248
• 11.14 Australian Telecommunication Users Group(ATUG) = 249
• 11.15 Standards Association of New Zealand(SANZ) = 250
• 11.16 Telecom Corporation of New Zealand, Ltd. = 251
• 11.17 Information Technology Association of New Zealand(ITANZ) = 252
• 11.18 Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research(SISIR) = 253
• 11.19 The Standardization Council of Indonesia(Dewan Standardisasi National, DSN) = 254
• 11.20 Republic of Korea Bureau of Standards(KBS) = 255
• 11.21 Philippines Bureau of Product Standards(BPS) = 255
• 11.22 Thai Industrial Standards Institute(TISI) = 256
• 11.23 Standards and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia(SIRIM) = 257
• 11.24 China State Bureau of Standards(CSBS) = 258
• CHAPTER 12 CONFORMANCE TESTING, FUNCTIONAL STANDARDIZATION, AND INTERNATIONAL STANDARDIZED PROFILES = 261
• 12.1 Introduction = 261
• 12.2 Functional Standardization in ISO-IEC JTC 1 = 261
• 12.3 Feeder's Forum = 266
• 12.4 OSI Asia-Oceania Workshop(AOW) = 267
• 12.5 European Workshop for Open Systems(EWOS) = 269
• 12.6 NIST OSI Implementors Workshop = 272
• 12.7 Standards Promotion and Application Group(SPAG) = 273
• 12.8 Corporation for Open Systems(COS) = 275
• 12.9 Promoting Conference for Open Systems Interconnection(POSI) = 277
• 12.10 World Federation of MAP/TOP Users Groups = 278
• 12.11 European MAP Users Group(EMUG) = 279
• 12.12 International Robotics and Factory Automation Center(IROFA) = 281
• 12.13 OSIone = 282
• 12.14 OSIcom = 283
• 12.15 Open Systems Interconnection Network(OSINET) = 284
• 12.16 The OSITOP European Users Group(OSITOP) = 285
• 12.17 Government Open Systems Interconnection Profiles(GOSIP) = 287
• 12.18 ISDN User's Forum = 289
• Appendix 12A The Operation of the NIU Forum = 293
• CHAPTER 13 OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS = 299
• 13.1 Introduction = 299
• 13.2 International Telecommunications Users Group(INTUG) = 299
• 13.3 International Institute of Communications(IIC) = 301
• 13.4 International Federation for Information Processing(IFIP) = 303
• 13.5 International Council for Computer Communication(ICCC) = 305
• 13.6 Regional Groupings of Post and Telephone Administrations = 306
• 13.7 Pan-American Standards Commission(COPANT) = 306
• 13.8 Other International Organizations = 307
• Glossary = 309