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Standardization (ITU-T)
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The
ITU is the leading publisher of telecommunication
technology, regulatory and standard
information. Over 4'500 titles in printed
form and growing number on CD-ROM, DVD and
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Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T)
The
main products of ITU-T are the Recommendations. At
present, more than 3,000 Recommendations
(Standards) are in force. Recommendations are
standards that define how telecommunication
networks operate and interwork. ITU-T
Recommendations are non-binding, however they are
generally complied with due to their high quality
and because they guarantee the interconnectivity
of networks and enable telecommunication services
to be provided on a worldwide scale. Available
individually, as a collection on DVD or
with a 12 month-access Online subscription. |
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ITU-T Recommendations |
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Organization of the work of ITU-T
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Means of expression: definitions,
symbols, classification
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General telecommunication statistics
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General tariff principles
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Overall network operation, telephone
service, service operation and human
factors
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Non-telephone telecommunication services
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Transmission systems and media, digital
systems and networks
H
Audiovisual and multimedia systems
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Integrated services digital network
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Cable networks and transmission of
television, sound programme and other
multimedia signals
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Protection against interference
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Construction, installation and
protection of cables and other elements
of outside plant
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TMN and network maintenance:
international transmission systems,
telephone circuits, telegraphy,
facsimile and leased circuits |
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Maintenance: international sound
programme and television transmission
circuits
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Specifications of measuring equipment
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Telephone transmission quality,
telephone installations, local line
networks
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Switching and signalling
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Telegraph transmission
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Telegraph services terminal equipment
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Terminals for telematic services
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Telegraph switching
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Data communication over the telephone
network
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Data networks and open system
communications
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Global information infrastructure and
Internet protocol aspects
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Languages and general software aspects
for telecommunication systems |
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| World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly Proceedings | |  | Johannesburg, 2008
Publication Notice with Order Form
WTSA proceedings contain Resolutions adopted by the assembly, Recommendations on the organization of the work of ITU T (A-series), the list of the study groups, the advisory group and any other groups established or maintained by the assembly, with their titles and general areas of work, the titles of the Questions (continuing or newly approved for study) and their allocation, and the reports of the committees of the assembly. |
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Montreal, 2000
Florianópolis, 2004
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| | | | |  | Montreal, 2000
Book 2 contains the minutes and summary records of the meetings, the reports of the Conference Committees, the list of participants and the list of documents. |
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Florianópolis, 2004
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| | | | Mitigation measures for telecommunication installations | |  | 2004
Publication Notice with Order Form
This handbook describes case studies, supplied by ITU-T Study Group 5 members, of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) interference problems that have affected telecommunication systems related to emission and immunity, overvoltage and overcurrent and the solutions to such problems. This handbook also indicates typical sources of interference as well as the solutions that can be used to restore correct service to the system or to avoid any such problems before they manifest themselves.
Whilst this handbook does not cover measurement methods or how to measure emissions, overvoltage or overcurrent as these are covered within other ITU-T Recommendations, it does, through the case studies, suggest how to detect certain problems.
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| | | | Earthing and Bonding | |  | 2003
Publication Notice with Order Form
This ITU-T handbook on Earthing and Bonding is for use by engineers designing telecommunication systems, especially those concerned with applying protective measures. It aims to give the user a background to various terms used within the telecommunication and power industry regarding earthing and bonding of equipment and structures (Chapter 1) in various parts of the world. The concepts of earthing and bonding are described (Chapter 2) together with how to implement such methods (Chapters 3 and 4), detailing why these are necessary and what the results may be if they are not performed correctly. The final section of the handbook shows how to evaluate and maintain the effectiveness/quality of the earthing systems and bonding networks thus created. |
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| | | | Quality of Service and Network Performance | |  | 2004
Publication Notice with Order Form
The QoS Handbook sets out to specify network service quality parameters that enable services to be offered to customers/users in order to satisfy customers'/users' quality of service expectations. These parameters relate to both implementation and ongoing use of the service. Service quality is also related to all aspects of network assessment and management of the network. |
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