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• Innovations for Digital Inclusion – Proceedings of the 2009 ITU-T Kaleidoscope Academic Conference
• Foreword
• Chair's Message
• Committees
• Table of Contents
• Keynote Summaries
  • Keynote speech
  • Keynote presentation
• Invited Papers
  • S1.1 Is digital inclusion a good thing? How can we make sure it is?
  • S1.2 Technology for losers: Re-equipping the excluded
  • S1.3 Interplay and implications of intellectual property and academic-industry collaboration to foster digital inclusion
• Session 2 – Leveraging network-enabled services for digital inclusion
  • S2.1 Towards “digital blood-banking”
  • S2.2 Quality of Service management for ISP: A model and implementation methodology based on ITU-T Rec. E.802 framework
  • S2.3 Enhanced advertising for Next Generation Networks
• Session 3 – Bridging the Digital Divide for the individual
  • S3.1 A model and system architecture for ubiquitous sensor network businesses
  • S3.2 Discrimination in NGN service markets: Opportunity or barrier to digital inclusion?
  • S3.3 Global effort on bridging the digital divide and the role of ICT standardization
  • S3.4 Universal digital inclusion: Beyond connectivity, affordability and capability
• Session 4 – Network architectures today and tomorrow
  • S4.1 RoFSO: A universal platform for convergence of fiber and free-space optical communication networks
  • S4.2 An ID/locator split architecture of future networks
  • S4.3 Mobile-NGN architecture based on REST concept
  • S4.4 Reliability and scalability analysis of low cost long distance IP-based wireless networks
• Session 5 – Broadband for everyone
  • S5.1 Innovative broadband models for digital inclusion
  • S5.2 Dynamic resource management for downlink multimedia traffic in OFDMA cellular networks
  • S5.3 Optical Transport Networks: From all-optical to digital
• Session 6 – Open and accessible services for digital inclusion
  • S6.1 iCanSee: A SIM based application for digital inclusion of the visually impaired community
  • S6.2 An asterisk-based framework for e-learning using open protocols and open source software
  • S6.3 Innovations for Digital Inclusion: Leveraging Next Generation Networks for human development from the bottom of the pyramid
• Session 7 – Public policies, standards and digital inclusion
  • S7.1 Government role in Information and Communications Technology innovations
  • S7.2 New model for cost of equity evaluation in emerging markets: The telecommunication sector in Brazil
  • S7.3 ICT standardization in China, the EU, and the US
• Session 8 – Poster papers: Showcasing Digital Inclusion opportunities
  • P.1 Lower the frequency to trigger digital inclusion? A comparative study among different VHF/UHF/SHF solutions for the implementation of broadband wireless access
  • P.2 On the relevance of open wireless sensors for NGN
  • P.3 Techno-economical comparison between GPON and EPON networks
  • P.4 A demonstrative link design of RoFSO and its optimum performance - Indoor short range experiment and a new model of optical scintillation
  • P.5 Strategies for using international domain standards within a national context: The case of the Dutch temporary staffing industry
  • P.6 Application of emerging wireless technologies for videoconference and telehealth in rural migrant comunities in Oaxaca, Mexico
  • P.7 Digital inclusion and cyberart: The case of the project PROEJA Transiarte Tube
  • P.8 A design of XML schema for information presentation system using augmented reality in new generation network management
  • P.9 Feasibility study and implementation by means of a pilot plan of a system of transmission of medical images for the diagnosis of patients between general doctors and medical specialists
  • P.10 Policy-based charging and high precision control for converged multi-gigabit IP networks
  • P.11 Digital Inclusion through localism
  • P.12 Digital inclusion opportunities in the telecommunications sector through NGN and Open source tools: the Open IMS core experience
• Index of authors