Computer Networks-The ALOHA System.
@article{Kuo1981ComputerNA, title={Computer Networks-The ALOHA System.}, author={Franklin F. Kuo}, journal={Journal of research of the National Bureau of Standards}, year={1981}, volume={86 6}, pages={ 591-595 } }
The ALOHA System, an experimental UHF radio computer communication network, was developed at the University of Hawaii, 1970-76. In this survey paper, we give a general overview of packet communication techniques applied to computer networks. Then we discuss the concept of packet broadcasting and give a short description of the ALOHANET. Next, a discussion of the application of ALOHA techniques to satellite communications is presented. Finally, a short survey of present-day research and…
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