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Method for simultaneously calibrating peak retardation and critical analysis of scientific School, static retardation of a photoelastic modulator. Wei Quan, Qinghua Wang, Yueyang Zhai, Liwei Jiang, Lihong Duan, and Ye Wu. Wei Quan, Qinghua Wang, * Yueyang Zhai, Liwei Jiang, Lihong Duan, and Ye Wu. Science and Technology on Inertia Laboratory, and Opto-Electronics Engineering, Beihang University, Beijing, China. Applied Optics Vol.

56, Issue 15, pp. 4491-4495 (2017) • https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.56.004491. Previously assigned OCIS codes Phase modulation (120.5060) Modulators (230.4110) Polarization (260.5430) Quantum detectors (270.5570) A method for simultaneously calibrating the peak retardation and static retardation of a photoelastic modulator (PEM) is proposed. By optimizing the polarization modulation system, the critical of scientific paper Queen, normalized fundamental frequency components of the modulation signals are obtained to calculate the peak retardation and static retardation of the PEM. The calibration result is immune to fluctuations of the incident light intensity and can be used to correct the deviation of the photoelastic modulation detection results. In our experiments, the average deviation between measured peak retardations and corresponding set values is 0.0339 rad. The standard deviation between the measured static retardations and the average measured value is 0.0003 rad. The calibration method has a high sensitivity, since the large gradient of the first-order Bessel function when the peak retardation is less than 1 rad.

The experimental results are consistent with the theoretical analysis. © 2017 Optical Society of critical of scientific Queen Margaret's, America. View by: Article Order | Year | Author | Publication J. C. Fang, J. Qin, S. A. Wan, and R. J. Li, “Atomic spin gyroscope based on 129Xe-Cs comagnetometer,” Chin. Sci. Bull. 58, 1512–1515 (2013). [Crossref] J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev. Sci. Instrum.

85, 063108 (2014). [Crossref] J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “Optimizations of spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer based on critical paper Queen School potassium and rubidium hybrid optical pumping,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 123104 (2014). [Crossref] J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and H. W. Cai, “In situ measurement of magnetic field gradient in a magnetic shield by spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer,” Chin. Phys. B 24, 060702 (2015). [Crossref] W. Quan, Y. Li, and critical analysis paper Queen, B. Q. Liu, “Simultaneous measurement of magnetic field and inertia based on hybrid optical pumping,” Europhys. Lett. 110, 60002–60006 (2015). [Crossref] J. M. Brown, “A new limit on Lorentz-and CPT-violating neutron spin interactions using a K-3He comagnetometer,” Ph.D. dissertation (Princeton University, 2011). [Crossref] B. Wang and J. List, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator: Part I. Useful aperture and acceptance angle,” Proc.

SPIE 5888, 58881I (2005). [Crossref] B. Analysis Paper Margaret's School? Wang, E. Hinds, and E. Krivoy, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator part II: residual birefringence in the optical element,” Proc. SPIE 7461, 746110 (2009). [Crossref] M. W. Wang, Y. F. Chao, K. C. Leou, and F. H. Critical Of Scientific Paper Queen? Tsai, “Calibrations of phase modulation amplitude of photoelastic modulator,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 43, 827–832 (2004). [Crossref] M. Analysis Paper Queen? W. Wang, F. H. Tsai, and Y. F. Chao, “In situ calibration technique for photoelastic modulator in ellipsometry,” Thin Solid Films 455, 78–83 (2004). [Crossref] S. A. Wan, “Study on experiment of error analysis and suppression methods for SERF atomic spin gyroscope,” Ph.D. dissertation (Beihang University, 2014). T. C. Analysis Of Scientific Paper Margaret's? Oakberg, J. Trunk, and J. C. Sutherland, “Calibration of photoelastic modulators in the vacuum UV,” Proc. SPIE 4133, 101–111 (2000). [Crossref] K. Li, “High sensitive measurement of optical rotation based on photo-elastic modulation,” Acta Phys.

Sinica 64, 5837–5843 (2015). [Crossref] R. A. Cline, W. B. Westerveld, and J. S. Risley, “A new method for measuring the retardation of a photoelastic modulator using single photon counting techniques,” Rev. Critical Paper Margaret's School? Sci. Instrum. 64, 1169–1174 (1993). K. Li, “High sensitive measurement of optical rotation based on photo-elastic modulation,” Acta Phys. Sinica 64, 5837–5843 (2015). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and H. W. Analysis? Cai, “In situ measurement of magnetic field gradient in a magnetic shield by critical, spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer,” Chin. Phys. B 24, 060702 (2015). W. Quan, Y. Li, and B. Q. Liu, “Simultaneous measurement of analysis of scientific paper Margaret's School, magnetic field and inertia based on hybrid optical pumping,” Europhys.

Lett. 110, 60002–60006 (2015). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 063108 (2014). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Analysis Paper School? Li, and S. Zou, “Optimizations of spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer based on potassium and rubidium hybrid optical pumping,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 123104 (2014). J. C. Fang, J. Qin, S. A. Wan, and R. J. Li, “Atomic spin gyroscope based on 129Xe-Cs comagnetometer,” Chin.

Sci. Analysis Paper? Bull. 58, 1512–1515 (2013). B. Wang, E. Hinds, and E. Krivoy, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator part II: residual birefringence in the optical element,” Proc. SPIE 7461, 746110 (2009). B. Wang and J. List, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator: Part I. Useful aperture and acceptance angle,” Proc.

SPIE 5888, 58881I (2005). M. W. Wang, Y. F. Chao, K. C. Leou, and F. H. Tsai, “Calibrations of phase modulation amplitude of photoelastic modulator,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 43, 827–832 (2004). M. W. Wang, F. H. Tsai, and Y. F. Chao, “In situ calibration technique for photoelastic modulator in ellipsometry,” Thin Solid Films 455, 78–83 (2004). T. C. Oakberg, J. Trunk, and J. C. Sutherland, “Calibration of analysis of scientific Margaret's, photoelastic modulators in the vacuum UV,” Proc. SPIE 4133, 101–111 (2000). R. A. Cline, W. B. Westerveld, and J. Analysis Of Scientific Paper Queen? S. Risley, “A new method for measuring the retardation of a photoelastic modulator using single photon counting techniques,” Rev. Sci.

Instrum. 64, 1169–1174 (1993). J. M. Brown, “A new limit on Lorentz-and CPT-violating neutron spin interactions using a K-3He comagnetometer,” Ph.D. Critical Analysis Of Scientific Paper School? dissertation (Princeton University, 2011). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and H. W. Of Scientific Paper Queen Margaret's School? Cai, “In situ measurement of magnetic field gradient in a magnetic shield by spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer,” Chin. Phys. B 24, 060702 (2015).

M. W. Wang, Y. F. Chao, K. C. Leou, and F. H. Tsai, “Calibrations of phase modulation amplitude of photoelastic modulator,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 43, 827–832 (2004). M. W. Wang, F. H. Tsai, and Y. F. Chao, “In situ calibration technique for photoelastic modulator in ellipsometry,” Thin Solid Films 455, 78–83 (2004). R. A. Cline, W. B. Critical Paper? Westerveld, and J. S. Risley, “A new method for measuring the retardation of a photoelastic modulator using single photon counting techniques,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 64, 1169–1174 (1993).

J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and H. W. Cai, “In situ measurement of magnetic field gradient in a magnetic shield by spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer,” Chin. Phys. B 24, 060702 (2015). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “Optimizations of spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer based on potassium and rubidium hybrid optical pumping,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 123104 (2014).

J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 063108 (2014). J. C. Fang, J. Qin, S. A. Wan, and R. J. Li, “Atomic spin gyroscope based on 129Xe-Cs comagnetometer,” Chin. Sci. Bull. 58, 1512–1515 (2013). B. Wang, E. Hinds, and E. Krivoy, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator part II: residual birefringence in the optical element,” Proc.

SPIE 7461, 746110 (2009). B. Wang, E. Hinds, and E. Krivoy, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator part II: residual birefringence in the optical element,” Proc. SPIE 7461, 746110 (2009). M. W. Wang, Y. F. Chao, K. Critical Analysis? C. Leou, and F. H. Tsai, “Calibrations of phase modulation amplitude of photoelastic modulator,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

43, 827–832 (2004). K. Li, “High sensitive measurement of optical rotation based on photo-elastic modulation,” Acta Phys. Sinica 64, 5837–5843 (2015). J. C. Fang, J. Qin, S. A. Wan, and R. J. Li, “Atomic spin gyroscope based on 129Xe-Cs comagnetometer,” Chin. Sci. Bull. 58, 1512–1515 (2013). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and critical analysis of scientific paper Queen, H. W. Cai, “In situ measurement of magnetic field gradient in a magnetic shield by spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer,” Chin. Phys. B 24, 060702 (2015).

W. Quan, Y. Li, and critical of scientific, B. Q. Liu, “Simultaneous measurement of magnetic field and inertia based on hybrid optical pumping,” Europhys. Lett. 110, 60002–60006 (2015). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Critical Analysis Of Scientific Queen School? Li, and S. Zou, “Optimizations of spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer based on potassium and rubidium hybrid optical pumping,” Rev. Analysis Paper Margaret's School? Sci. Instrum. 85, 123104 (2014). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 063108 (2014).

B. Wang and J. List, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator: Part I. Useful aperture and acceptance angle,” Proc. SPIE 5888, 58881I (2005). W. Quan, Y. Critical Analysis Paper Queen Margaret's School? Li, and B. Q. Liu, “Simultaneous measurement of magnetic field and inertia based on hybrid optical pumping,” Europhys. Lett. Critical Of Scientific Paper? 110, 60002–60006 (2015). T. C. Oakberg, J. Trunk, and J. C. Sutherland, “Calibration of photoelastic modulators in paper Queen Margaret's School the vacuum UV,” Proc. SPIE 4133, 101–111 (2000). J. C. Fang, J. Qin, S. A. Wan, and R. J. Li, “Atomic spin gyroscope based on 129Xe-Cs comagnetometer,” Chin. Sci.

Bull. 58, 1512–1515 (2013). W. Quan, Y. Li, and B. Q. Liu, “Simultaneous measurement of magnetic field and inertia based on hybrid optical pumping,” Europhys. Lett. 110, 60002–60006 (2015). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev.

Sci. Instrum. 85, 063108 (2014). R. A. Cline, W. B. Westerveld, and J. S. Risley, “A new method for measuring the retardation of a photoelastic modulator using single photon counting techniques,” Rev. Sci. Instrum.

64, 1169–1174 (1993). T. C. Oakberg, J. Trunk, and J. C. Critical? Sutherland, “Calibration of photoelastic modulators in the vacuum UV,” Proc. SPIE 4133, 101–111 (2000). T. C. Oakberg, J. Of Scientific Paper Queen Margaret's School? Trunk, and J. C. Sutherland, “Calibration of photoelastic modulators in the vacuum UV,” Proc. SPIE 4133, 101–111 (2000). M. W. Wang, Y. F. Chao, K. C. Leou, and F. H. Tsai, “Calibrations of phase modulation amplitude of photoelastic modulator,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 43, 827–832 (2004). M. W. Wang, F. H. Tsai, and Y. F. Chao, “In situ calibration technique for photoelastic modulator in ellipsometry,” Thin Solid Films 455, 78–83 (2004). J. C. Fang, J. Qin, S. A. Wan, and R. J. Li, “Atomic spin gyroscope based on 129Xe-Cs comagnetometer,” Chin.

Sci. Bull. 58, 1512–1515 (2013). S. A. Wan, “Study on experiment of error analysis and suppression methods for paper, SERF atomic spin gyroscope,” Ph.D. dissertation (Beihang University, 2014). B. Wang, E. Hinds, and E. Krivoy, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator part II: residual birefringence in the optical element,” Proc. SPIE 7461, 746110 (2009). B. Wang and J. List, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator: Part I. Useful aperture and critical analysis paper Margaret's School, acceptance angle,” Proc. SPIE 5888, 58881I (2005). M. W. Wang, Y. F. Chao, K. C. Leou, and F. H. Tsai, “Calibrations of phase modulation amplitude of photoelastic modulator,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

43, 827–832 (2004). M. W. Wang, F. H. Tsai, and Y. F. Chao, “In situ calibration technique for photoelastic modulator in ellipsometry,” Thin Solid Films 455, 78–83 (2004). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and H. W. Cai, “In situ measurement of magnetic field gradient in a magnetic shield by spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer,” Chin. Phys. B 24, 060702 (2015). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “Optimizations of spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer based on potassium and rubidium hybrid optical pumping,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 123104 (2014). Analysis Paper Margaret's School? J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev.

Sci. Instrum. 85, 063108 (2014). R. A. Cline, W. B. Westerveld, and J. S. Risley, “A new method for measuring the retardation of a photoelastic modulator using single photon counting techniques,” Rev. Sci.

Instrum. 64, 1169–1174 (1993). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Critical Queen Margaret's? Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 063108 (2014). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and of scientific Queen School, H. W. Cai, “In situ measurement of magnetic field gradient in a magnetic shield by spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer,” Chin. Phys. B 24, 060702 (2015).

J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “Optimizations of spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer based on potassium and rubidium hybrid optical pumping,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 123104 (2014). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev. Sci.

Instrum. Critical Analysis Of Scientific Paper? 85, 063108 (2014). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 063108 (2014). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “Optimizations of spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer based on potassium and rubidium hybrid optical pumping,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 123104 (2014). K. Li, “High sensitive measurement of optical rotation based on photo-elastic modulation,” Acta Phys.

Sinica 64, 5837–5843 (2015). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and H. W. Cai, “In situ measurement of magnetic field gradient in a magnetic shield by spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer,” Chin. Phys. B 24, 060702 (2015). J. C. Fang, J. Qin, S. A. Wan, and R. J. Li, “Atomic spin gyroscope based on 129Xe-Cs comagnetometer,” Chin. Sci. Bull. 58, 1512–1515 (2013). W. Quan, Y. Li, and B. Q. Liu, “Simultaneous measurement of magnetic field and inertia based on hybrid optical pumping,” Europhys.

Lett. 110, 60002–60006 (2015). M. W. Wang, Y. F. Of Scientific School? Chao, K. C. Leou, and F. H. Tsai, “Calibrations of phase modulation amplitude of photoelastic modulator,” Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 43, 827–832 (2004). T. C. Oakberg, J. Trunk, and J. C. Sutherland, “Calibration of photoelastic modulators in the vacuum UV,” Proc. SPIE 4133, 101–111 (2000).

B. Wang and J. List, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator: Part I. Useful aperture and acceptance angle,” Proc. SPIE 5888, 58881I (2005). B. Wang, E. Hinds, and E. Krivoy, “Basic optical properties of the photoelastic modulator part II: residual birefringence in the optical element,” Proc. SPIE 7461, 746110 (2009). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, W. Quan, H. Yuan, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “In situ magnetic compensation for potassium spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer considering probe beam pumping effect,” Rev.

Sci. Instrum. 85, 063108 (2014). J. C. Fang, T. Wang, H. Zhang, Y. Li, and S. Zou, “Optimizations of spin-exchange relaxation-free magnetometer based on potassium and rubidium hybrid optical pumping,” Rev. Sci. Instrum.

85, 123104 (2014). R. A. Cline, W. B. Westerveld, and J. S. Margaret's School? Risley, “A new method for measuring the retardation of a photoelastic modulator using single photon counting techniques,” Rev. Sci. Instrum. 64, 1169–1174 (1993). M. W. Wang, F. H. Tsai, and Y. F. Chao, “In situ calibration technique for photoelastic modulator in ellipsometry,” Thin Solid Films 455, 78–83 (2004). S. Of Scientific Paper Margaret's School? A. Wan, “Study on experiment of error analysis and suppression methods for SERF atomic spin gyroscope,” Ph.D. dissertation (Beihang University, 2014). J. M. Paper School? Brown, “A new limit on Lorentz-and CPT-violating neutron spin interactions using a K-3He comagnetometer,” Ph.D. dissertation (Princeton University, 2011).

OSA participates in Crossref's Cited-By Linking service. Citing articles from OSA journals and other participating publishers are listed here. Plots of Bessel functions versus the peak retardation. Schematic for the calibration of the PEM. Calibration results of peak retardation. Calibration results of static retardation. Equations on this page are rendered with MathJax.

layer 2 5 atm resume This invention relates generally to communications and, more particularly, to packet systems using ATM Adaptation Layer Type 2 packets. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION. Asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) networks carry fixed sized cells within the network irrespective of the applications being carried over ATM. Paper! At the network edge or at the end equipment, an ATM Adaptation Layer (AAL) maps the services offered by the ATM network to the services required by the application. There are a number of industry standards and proposed standards covering various AALs. In particular, B-ISDN ATM Adaptation Layer Type 2 Specification, draft Recommendation I.363.2, November 1996, of ITU-T (herein referred to as AAL-2) provides for efficient ATM transport of small, delay-sensitive packets in such applications as packet voice systems.

AAL-2 is partitioned into two sublayers, the Common Part Sublayer (CPS) and the Service Specific Convergence Sublayer (SSCS). AAL-2 defines a packet format comprising a header and critical analysis of scientific paper Margaret's a data carrying portion. The header includes a reserved field (the RES field) of 5 bits, which represents 32 codepoints, or values. The RES field is either reserved or assigned to either the CPS or a Service Specific Convergence Function (SSCF) of the SSCS. The CPS provides the functions of multiplexing variable length packets from multiple sources into a single ATM virtual circuit and relaying these packets to form end-to-end AAL-2 connections. That portion of the RES field assigned to the CPS is used to provide user information or signaling such as a More bit to indicate that the current packet is segmented (i.e., the critical analysis paper Margaret's continuation of an upper-layer frame). The exact use of RES bits has not been specified yet, and work is in progress in various standards bodies to determine the same. In the context an SSCS system conveying packet voice, the RES field is being defined in standards groups for possible use in conveying SSCS messages including sequence number information. The latter is used by a receiver to re-build a received sequence of packets in the correct order. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION. As noted above, the RES field is a five bit value that provides 32 codepoints, each of which can be used to convey either messaging or sequence numbers.

The ability to use an extended header selectively on a few packets for the purpose of conveying in-call messages (e.g., a voice coding rate change) is significantly more efficient than universally increasing the header size of all packets. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING. FIG. Queen Margaret's! 1 shows an illustrative ATM cell and AAL-2 formatting; FIG. 2 shows a packet header of an LLC packet in accordance with AAL-2;

FIG. 3 shows a start field of an critical analysis Queen, ATM cell in accordance with AAL-2; FIG. 4 shows a portion of a voice packet communications system; FIG. 5 shows a number of time-lines for illustrating sequence numbering and the use of a build-out delay during the duration of a call; FIG.

6 shows an illustrative AAL-2 header comprising an extended header in accordance with the principles of the invention; FIG. 7 shows an illustrative format for an extended header in accordance with the principles of the invention; FIG. Paper Margaret's School! 8 shows an illustrative mapping table for use in a transmitter and a receiver in analysis of scientific School accordance with the principles of the invention; FIG. 9 shows an illustrative portion of critical Queen a communications system embodying the principles of the invention;

FIG. 10 shown an illustrative flow diagram in critical paper accordance with the principles of the invention for use in a transmitter; and. FIG. 11 shown an illustrative flow diagram in accordance with the principles of the invention for use in a receiver. Before describing an illustrative embodiment of the invention, some background information on ATM Adaptation Layers (AALs) and, more particularly, AAL-2, is provided.

ATM networks carry fixed size (53 octets) cells within the network irrespective of the analysis of scientific paper Queen School applications being carried over ATM. To support applications in native protocol mode, a Terminal Adapter (TA) at the network edge acts as an ATM user and implements an ATM Adaptation Layer (AAL) to map the services offered by the ATM network to the services required by the application. In cases where ATM is terminated at the end user equipment, the AAL entity is implemented there. AAL-1 has been defined for Constant Bit Rate (CBR) traffic requiring tight delay and jitter control (e.g., see ITU-T Recommendation I.363.1 B-ISDN ATM Adaptation Layer AAL-1 Specification). Also AAL-3/4 (e.g., see ITU-T Recommendation I.363.3/4 B-ISDN ATM Adaptation Layer AAL 3/4 Specification) and critical of scientific paper Queen Margaret's School AAL-5 (e.g., see ITU-T Recommendation I.363.5 B-ISDN ATM Adaptation Layer AAL-5 Specification) have been defined for bursty data. These AALs allow simple encapsulation of application packets if each packet fits into one ATM cell. For larger application packets, a segmentation and reassembly (SAR) layer allows segmentation of a packet at the transmitter, so each segment fits into an ATM cell, and reassembly of the original packet from the received ATM cells at the receiver. These AALs thus allow collection of enough information to fit into one ATM cell payload or segmentation of larger native mode packets into smaller units such that each smaller unit fits into an ATM cell payload. Analysis Queen! If native information units are smaller than an ATM payload, these AALs require partial fill of ATM cells. However, many applications require ATM transport of small packets that are smaller than the ATM cell size.

Some of these applications are: PBX-to-PBX trunking for compressed voice with or without silence suppression; ATM backbone for cellular/PCS wireless access; ATM trunking between circuit switches; and ATM backbone connectivity to packet telephony. In applications like the ones mentioned above, there are two primary reasons to transmit small packets across ATM networks: (i) when small native packets are generated away from the ATM network and the packet boundaries need to be recovered at the destination outside ATM network; and (ii) when the bit rate of a native application is analysis of scientific paper Queen, low and the requirement on the end-to-end delay prohibits accumulation of bits to fill an ATM cell before sending the cell out to its destination. In the latter case, small packets are generated even if the packetization is critical analysis paper School, done at the ATM network edge. Use of an ATM network to connect base stations to vocoder groups in analysis paper Queen School digital cellular systems is an example of the former. ATM trunking between circuit switches or circuit PBXs is an example of the latter. For these applications, partial fill of critical analysis of scientific Queen School ATM cells resulting from use of AAL-1, AAL-3/4, or AAL-5, may cause unacceptable loss in bandwidth efficiency. This inefficiency is of concern especially when the total traffic demand needs low speed leased lines because of the high cost/bps (bits per second) of such lines.

In many cases, this cost penalty may nullify many of the Queen Margaret's advantages offered by an ATM backbone. Analysis Of Scientific Queen Margaret's! This necessitates use of an AAL for small packets such as AAL-2. The latter provides efficient transport of small native packets over analysis Queen Margaret's School ATM networks in such a way that allows very small transfer delay across the ATM network and still allows the receiver to recover the original packets. AAL-2 treats the payloads from successive ATM cells from the same ATM connection as a byte stream in which variable length LLC packets are multiplexed. An illustration of ATM cells and AAL-2 formatting is shown in FIG. 1. Critical Paper Margaret's! An ATM connection comprises a plurality of ATM cells, a portion of which is represented by the sequence of ATM cells 50, 51, and 52. Each ATM cell comprises an ATM header 1 (as known in the art), an STF field 2 and a plurality of LLC packets 3 (defined below). Each LLC packet, as represented by LLC packet 60 comprises a packet header 61 and critical analysis Queen a native LLC packet 62. The packet header is 3 octets long and is shown in detail in FIG.

2. The packet header comprises four fields: a Channel ID (CID) field, a Length Indicator (LI) field, a Reserved (RES) field, and a Header Error Check (HEC) field. (The RES field is also referred to as UUI (user-to-user indication) in analysis of scientific paper Queen Margaret's School standards documents.) The CID field is 8 bits long and identifies the LLC to which the packet belongs. (Referring briefly back to FIG. 1, it is can be observed that the CID field value for the associated LLC packet corresponds to the LLC number.) The CID field provides support for a maximum of 255 native connections (LLCs) over a single ATM VCC. Of Scientific School! As known in the art, an ATM cell header allows two levels of addressing: a Virtual Path Identifier (VPI) and Virtual Connection Identifier (VCI). A Virtual Path Connection (VPC) can (VPI) and Virtual Connection Identifier (VCI). A Virtual Path Connection (VPC) can have a number of VCCs. With a 16 bit VCI field, an ATM VPC can support up to 255?2 16 Logical Link Connections. The LI field is 6 bits and indicates the length of the LLC packet (or native packet). The LI field is added to critical analysis Margaret's, each LLC packet so that the end of variable length packets can be demarcated. The LI field allows specification of up to 63 octets. When the analysis of scientific paper Queen School value of the LI field points beyond the end of the current ATM cell, the packet is split between cells (this is also illustrated in FIG.

1, where LLC packet 60 is split between ATM cells 50 and 51). Since the primary driver for AAL-2 is packet telephony, and error detection is not essential for voice coding algorithms, error detection for native packets is not necessary. The purpose of error detection is to guarantee that CID, LI and other critical protocol header fields do not get misinterpreted. Queen! This is accomplished in AAL-2 by critical analysis paper, the HEC field in each packet header. The HEC field is 5 bits (e.g., see FIG. 2) and provides error detection over the packet header. This has the advantage of being able to discard only those packets whose headers are corrupted. AAL-2 is partitioned into critical Queen School two sublayers, the Common Part Sublayer (CPS) and the Service Specific Convergence Sublayer (SSCS). The RES field comprises five bits, which are reserved or assigned to either the CPS or a Service Specific Convergence Function (SSCF) of the SSCS. The CPS provides the functions of multiplexing variable length packets from multiple sources into a single ATM virtual circuit and relaying these packets to critical paper Queen Margaret's, form end-to-end AAL-2 connections. That portion (not shown) of the RES field assigned to the CPS are used to provide signaling such as a More bit to indicate that the current packet is analysis of scientific paper, segmented, signaling, or user information.

The remaining portion (not shown) of the RES field assigned to the SSCF provides an application specific function, a different instance of being provided to critical analysis of scientific paper School, each AAL-2 user. Examples of such functions are segmentation and reassembly of user flows into packets suitable for analysis paper Queen Margaret's School, the common part, forward error control, identifying the voice coding algorithm, identifying the end of a speech burst, packet sequence number, etc. The SSCS can also be null. (At this point, the ITU-T standards body intends to critical analysis Margaret's, specify SSCS protocols in future recommendations.) These SSCF-oriented bits are not interpreted by the AAL-2 CPS and are passed transparently from the transmitting SSCS to the receiving SSCS. The SSCS may use these bits for specific SSCF functions or to pass higher layer user-to-user communication transparently. Analysis Of Scientific Margaret's! In the context of this description, it is assumed that the earlier-described sequence number is normally a part of the RES field for each packet. (However, and in accordance with the principles of the invention, when an extended header is used, the sequence number is carried in the extended header, described below.)

As can be observed from FIG. 1, a Start Field (STF) is present at the beginning of each ATM cell payload from a given ATM connection. The format of the STF field is shown in FIG. 3. An STF field is 1 octet in length and comprises an Offset field (OSF), a Sequence Number (SN) field and a Parity (P) field. While the LI field in each LLC packet allows self delineation once a packet boundary is identified, a cell loss or an error in a packet header results in the loss of packet delineation. In order to regain packet boundaries, the critical of scientific paper OSF field specifies the beginning of the first new packet in the current ATM cell payload. The OSF field is 6 bits in critical analysis of scientific Queen Margaret's School length and indicates the remaining length of the packet that (possibly) started in the preceding cell from this ATM connection and is continuing in the current cell. This approach guarantees resynchronization of packet boundaries in one ATM cell time after a delineation loss. Given that a loss of an analysis of scientific Queen, ATM cell, if not detected at the receiver, can misconcatenate packets, the SN field also exists. The one bit SN field provides a modulo 2 sequence numbering of cells and immediate detection of a single cell loss. It may be noted that this 1-bit sequence number is different from the paper Margaret's earlier-described sequence number which is part of the RES field in the AAL-2 packet header.

Finally, like the packet header, the SN field and OSF field also require error detection. This is provided by analysis paper Margaret's, the single parity bit of the P field, which provides odd parity. It should be noted that it may be necessary to transmit a partially filled ATM cell in order to limit the packet emission delay. In this case, the remainder of the cell is padded with all-zero octets. A cell whose payload contains only the STF field and 47 padding octets can also be transmitted in order to of scientific Queen Margaret's School, meet some other needs such as serving a keep-alive function, satisfying a traffic contract, etc.

AAL-2 creates multiple levels of connections between two points: ATM virtual connections and AAL-2 Logical Link Connections (LLCs). The AAL-2 LLC in this case is Queen Margaret's School, defined to be a point-to-point connection, for example, between a base station and the vocoder group in the Mobile Switching Center (MSC) for cellular trunking, or between two PBX's or two switches for land-line trunking. The connection is defined to be bi-directional and the same CID is assumed to be used in both directions for a particular LLC. The set of CIDs available on an ATM VCC are known to both ends. The negotiation procedures are symmetric, that is, either end of the AAL-2 connection is permitted to initiate a new LLC or request tear down of an LLC. Critical Analysis Of Scientific Queen! A simple negotiation procedure is defined where the originating end proposes establishment of a new LLC with the use of a particular CID that is not in use and critical analysis Queen Margaret's the other end can accept or deny the request. Bandwidth management and monitoring for analysis paper Queen, the ATM virtual circuit is assumed to be handled at the ATM connection management level.

No such monitoring is proposed per LLC. However, it is the responsibility of the two end points to guarantee resource availability within the ATM connection to support a new LLC. Such resource management is assumed to be handled in a service specific manner. Signaling needed for LLC set up and tear down between AAL-2 uses a predefined LLC (with CID=0). Use of Sequence Numbers in Re-Playing Packets. A portion of a voice packet communications system is shown in FIG. 4. Other than the inventive concept, the elements shown in FIG. 4 are well-known and will not be described in detail. For example, although shown as a single block element, PBX 105 includes stored-program-control processors, memory, and appropriate interface cards.

Similarly, Private Branch Exchange (PBX) 105 transmits and receives a plurality of voice calls to voice encoder/decoder 110, via facility 106. The latter is representative of critical of scientific paper Queen Margaret's any number and type of communications facilities. To facilitate the description it is assumed that facility 106 is a DS1 facility (for each direction) as known in the art, which carries a plurality of calls. For each call, the audio information is a 64 kb/s (thousands of critical analysis Margaret's bits per second) bit stream in either direction. Voice encoder/decoder 110 compresses the 64 kb/s bit stream from PBX 105 into a 32 kb/s compressed audio stream using ADPCM as known in the art for application to voice processor 125. Similarly, in the other direction, voice encoder/decoder 110 decompresses the critical of scientific 32 kb/s ADPCM bit stream provided by voice processor 125 into a 64 kb/s audio stream for application to PBX 105. Voice processor 125 comprises AAL-2/SSCS processor 130 and ATM processor 135. In transmitting information toward ATM network 100, AAL-2/SSCS processor 130 converts the 32 kb/s ADPCM bit stream into AAL-2 packets for application to ATM processor 135. In this conversion, as described further below, the SSCS portion of processor 130 performs silence suppression, assignment of sequence numbers; and background noise level notification. In the opposite direction, AAL-2/SSCS processor 130 receives AAL-2 packets from ATM processor 135 and depacketizes them. AAL2/SSCS processor 130 provides: buffering (not shown) for build-out delay before playing out packets for transmission to voice encoder/decoder 110 (described below); noise fill during silence period (described below).

In playing out the packets, AAL-2/SSCS processor 130 makes use of sequence numbers to decide delayed packets and to maintain integrity in the play-out process (described below). ATM processor 135 provides the following transmit functions: filling payload of ATM cells with AAL-2 packets; forming an ATM cell whenever the payload is filled-up or a timer (e.g., 2 milli-seconds (ms)) expires with at least one AAL-2 packet in the payload (whichever of the two events happens first); ATM cell header processing; placing ATM cells into a transmit buffer, etc. ATM processor 135 provides ATM cells to ATM network 100. ATM processor 135 receives ATM cells from paper Queen ATM network 100 and provides the following receive functions: ATM cell header processing and error control; transferring AAL-2 packets to AAL-2/SSCS processing unit, etc. A set of time-lines are shown in FIG. 5 for illustrating the operation of an AAL-2/SSCS processor, sequence numbering, and the use of a build-out delay during the paper School duration of a call. Time-line (A) in FIG. 5 shows an illustrative talk-spurt comprising a number of packets. The latter is a stream of AAL-2 packets, which do not convey silent intervals.

In this example, an AAL-2/SSCS processor creates an AAL-2 packet, each AAL-2 packet having an assigned sequence number, n, where 0?n?7. As can be observed from FIG. 5, the sequence numbering repeats every n packets. Time-line (B) shows the illustrative talk-spurt arriving at an AAL-2/SSCS processor. Each AAL-2 packets arrives in the order it is received. As can be observed from time-line (B), there is a variable delay in the arrival time of each packet (as to be expected in packet transmission).

The parameter D o is defined as the total network delay of the first packet of a talk-spurt. The parameter B is defined as the critical of scientific paper Queen School build-out delay. Also, it is assumed that the first packet with the sequence number of 2 (hereafter referred to a packet 2) has been lost and that the packet 7 has suffered a larger delay than the other packets. For illustrative purposes, time-line (C) shows the effect on play-out of analysis of scientific paper Queen Margaret's School received packets if sequence numbering were not provided on the received packet stream shown in time-line (B). The AAL-2/SSCS processor begins play-out after the build-out delay, B. Packets are simply played out in the order received at periodic time intervals. Since packet 2 was lost and packet 3 was already received before the play-out time of critical analysis paper Margaret's School packet 2, packet 3 is played-out in place of packet 2 at time interval 2. This results in the received packets being slipped backward as shown on time-line (C) of FIG. 5. At time intervals 6 and 7, there are no packets in the receive buffer (not shown). Analysis Paper Queen School! As such the AAL-2/SSCS processor inserts FILL (F) packets, e.g., low-level noise or extrapolated speech, into the play-out stream.

Finally, packet 7 arrives in time to be played-out at the next time interval 0. This results in the remaining packets being slipped forward as shown on time-line (C) of FIG. Critical Paper Margaret's! 5. In contrast, time-line (D) illustrates the advantage of using sequence numbering during play-out. Again, the critical Queen AAL-2/SSCS processor begins play-out after the build-out delay, B. Packets are played out the receive buffer (not shown) in conjunction with the most recent sequence number at associated time intervals. Of Scientific Queen School! Now, although packet 2 was lost and packet 3 was already received before the play-out time of packet 2, a fill packet (F) is played-out in place of packet 2 at time interval 2. As a result, the packets are not slipped backward.

At the associated time interval 3, packet 3 is played out. Packets continue to be played out in the correct sequence and time interval until packet 7. Critical Analysis Paper Margaret's! The latter has not yet been received for play-out at time interval 7 (as illustrated on time-line (B)). A fill packet (F) is played out instead. Finally, packet 7 arrives in time to be played-out at the next time interval 0. However, with sequence numbering, packet 7 is not played out at the next time interval 0. Critical Analysis Paper Queen Margaret's! Instead, corresponding packet 0 is played out. As a result, the remaining packets are not slipped forward. At this time, packet 7, which is already in the buffer, is recognized to have arrived late and hence is discarded. AAL-2 with an paper Queen School, Extended Header. As described above, 32 kb/s ADPCM is used during a call.

However, it may become necessary, and beneficial, to change the effective coding rate during a call. For example, ITU-T G.727 standard 32 kb/s ADPCM provides the paper Queen ability to drop less significant bits from the coded signal to reduce the data rate. Due to dropping of the critical of scientific paper School less significant bits, the coding rate momentarily changes to 24 kb/s or 16 kb/s during moderate or high congestion states in the transmitter. Such coding rate changes should be communicated from the transmitter to the receiver. As noted above, the RES field is a five bit value that provides 32 codepoints, each of which can be used to convey either messaging or sequence numbers. Queen! However, we have realized that the above-mentioned five bit RES field is too small for some applications, e.g., in the context of an SSCS system where additional information (such as a coding rate change during a call) may need to be transmitted to critical paper Queen Margaret's School, a corresponding receiver. The resulting need for additional messages are not accommodated by the five bit RES field. Therefore, and in accordance with the principles of the invention, an AAL-2 RES field is extended a predefined number of bits by a priori mapping individual codepoints of the of scientific Queen Margaret's School five bit RES field to indicate an extended header.

An illustrative AAL-2 header comprising an extended header is shown in FIG. Of Scientific Margaret's! 6. As can be observed from FIG. 6, the extended header is appended to the standard AAL-2 packet header, i.e., following the above-mentioned HEC field. An illustrative extended header is shown in FIG. 7. This example of an extended header includes eight bits (one octet).

8. It is assumed that this mapping table is critical of scientific paper Queen, stored in both a transmitter and a corresponding receiver. It should be noticed that individual codepoint values are mapped. That is, the indication of the presence of an extended header is not associated with the value of a single bit position. Rather, an individual codepoint value, e.g., 20, is Queen School, predefined as signifying the presence of an extended header. Upon receipt of the AAL-2 header, the receiver decodes the AAL-2 RES field values in accordance with the mapping table of FIG. 8. At call establishment, standard 64 kb/s PCM is initially used until the call is classified as a compressible voice, a voice-band data (VBD), or a FAX call. A signal classifier (not shown) is used as a part of the AAL-2/SSCS processor to classify incoming calls at a transmitter (call classifiers are known in the art).

When the call is classified as voice, a compression method such as ITU-T G.727 32 kb/s ADPCM may be used from that point onwards. If the of scientific School call is classified as a FAX call, FAX demod is used as known in the art, wherein the bit rate is critical of scientific School, reduced from 64 kb/s to a 9.6 kb/s data rate. If the ITU-T G.727 32 kb/s ADPCM is used for of scientific Margaret's, voice, the coding rate may dynamically change from 32 kb/s to 24 kb/s to 16 kb/s (upward and downward) during a call. The values 32 kb/s, 24 kb/s, 16 kb/s are used in low, moderate, and high, congestion states, respectively, at critical of scientific Margaret's School, the transmitter. Thus the coding rate of a call may change once following call classification in the transmitter, and of scientific Margaret's may change many times during a call depending on the fluctuations in traffic congestion states at the transmitter. When a coding rate change occurs, the transmitter conveys the new coding rate by used of the standard and/or extended header as shown in the mapping table of FIG.

8. When a coding type change message need be conveyed, the sequence number is conveyed without interruption except that it is part of the extended header rather than in critical analysis of scientific Margaret's School the RES filed of the standard header. An illustrative portion of a system embodying the principles of the invention is shown in FIG. 9. The elements of FIG. 9 are similar to the elements of FIG. 4 except for voice processor 150, which includes AAL-2/SSCS Processor 155, which provides the ability to dynamically transmit an extended header to a corresponding receiver. (The latter is similar in critical analysis of scientific paper Margaret's School structure to AAL-2/SSCS Processor 155 and will not be shown or described.) Similarly, in the reverse direction, AAL-2/SSCS Processor 155 decodes received AAL-2 headers in accordance with the mapping table of critical analysis paper Margaret's FIG. 8. An illustrative method for use in AAL-2/SSCS Processor 155 for analysis paper, transmitting AAL-2 packets in accordance with the principles of the invention is shown in FIG. Critical Paper Margaret's School! 10. In step 305, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 establishes a call as known in the art with a corresponding receiver (not shown).

For the critical analysis Margaret's purpose of this description, standard mode is defined as the mode a transmitter is in following each change in coding type until a subsequent change occurs. In step 310, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 transmits the appropriate standard header selected from the mapping table of FIG. 8 as a function of call type. For example, in establishing a voice call, once the coding type is agreed to of scientific paper Margaret's School, between the transmitter and receiver, e.g., 32 kb/s ADPCM, four bits of the RES field are used to transmit the above-described sequence numbers for conveying packet audio using codepoint values 0 through 15 from the mapping table of critical analysis paper Queen Margaret's School FIG. 8. However, and in accordance with the principles of the invention, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 may be required to send a message requiring an extended header. In this example, such messages are illustrated by the need to change coding types (although other events and messages can be defined). This is reflected in step 315. If no such event is detected, standard headers continue to be transmitted in step 310. However, if a predefined condition occurs that requires changing the coding type, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 switches to extended mode and transmits a header value and extended header value selected from the mapping table of FIG. 8. For example, a data queue (not shown) of critical paper Queen Margaret's School AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 may pass through different congestion states, e.g., low, medium, or high, as the queue fills up.

Advantageously, the inventive concept allows the analysis School transmitter to change coding rates during the call in an efficient fashion as a function of congestion levels. For example, if the critical analysis paper Queen Margaret's School agreed upon coding type was G.727 32 kb/s ADPCM, but the transmitter has a high level of congestion, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 detects the need for a coding type change in step 315 as a function of congestion level and transmits an AAL-2 extended header selected from the mapping table of FIG. Critical Queen Margaret's! 8. In this example, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 transmits a coding point value of 17 in the RES field of the next AAL-2 packet and appends an extended header (EH), where the 0th bit of EH is set to 1 and the remaining four bits convey the appropriate sequence number. The coding point value of 17 is predefined to indicate the presence of an extended header. The transmission of this extended messages indicates to the corresponding receiver that packets are being transmitted using G.727 32 kb/s ADPCM reduced to 16 kb/s. (As defined in G.727 ADPCM, the least significant bits can be dropped to delay and capacity in a packet network.) As can be observed from the mapping table of FIG. 8, different coding types may be selected by a transmitter.

Coding types 7 and 8 are place-holders for the specification of additional coding types. The abbreviation LD-CELP in paper Margaret's School the mapping table of FIG. 8 stands for low-delay code excited linear prediction as known in the art. After transmission of the extended header, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 looks for an acknowledgment from the receiver that the coding type has been received, in step 325. If no acknowledgment is analysis Queen School, detected before the next packet has to be transmitted, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 transmits another AAL-2 packet with an extended header in step 320 and looks for an acknowledgment in step 325. However, upon receipt of an acknowledgment, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 resumes transmitting standard headers in critical of scientific Margaret's step 310. It should be noted that this dynamic use of an extended header is more efficient than simply enlarging the AAL-2 header for the duration of particular calls, which decreases the available bandwidth. Once the messaging event has been acknowledged, the transmitter resumes use of the standard header. Alternative methods are also possible.

For example, the transition from extended mode back to standard mode can be performed by AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 simply by transmitting the extended header information k times, where k?1. For example, if k=3, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 transmits 3 sequential packets using an extended header format. Once the value of k is reached, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 then assumes that the receiver has changed to the correct coding type and resumes transmission using standard headers. In this alternative approach, the transmitter dynamically uses the extended header and discontinues use of the extended header after a predefined duration of time. The period of Margaret's School time can be selected in any number of ways, e.g., a multiple of voice packetization intervals (i.e., the interval of time between generation of voice packets from paper Margaret's School one voice source). Turning now to FIG.

11, an illustrative method for use in a receiver is shown. After establishing the call in step 405 using a particular coding rate (e.g., 64 kb/s PCM), AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 receives headers with sequence numbers in analysis Queen Margaret's step 410. In step 415, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 decodes the values of the RES field in accordance with the mapping table of FIG. 8. If no extended header is detected in step 415, then AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 continues receiving packets in step 410. On the other hand, if an critical School, extended header is detected, AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 switches to the respective coding type in step 420, and critical of scientific paper Margaret's School transmits an acknowledgment to the corresponding transmitter in step 425. AAL-2 SSCS Processor 155 then continues receiving packets in step 410. The foregoing merely illustrates the principles of the invention and it will thus be appreciated that those skilled in the art will be able to devise numerous alternative arrangements which, although not explicitly described herein, embody the principles of the critical analysis paper invention and are within its spirit and scope. For example, although the extended header is described in the context of an additional octet, any number of bits can be defined as the extended header.

Further, although the illustrative embodiment described use of the extended header in association with messages that signaled a change in coding type, other messages representing other types of information can be defined.

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mars book report Where there is no vision, the people perish. Before space exploration, Mars was considered the best candidate for harboring extraterrestrial life. Astronomers thought they saw straight lines crisscrossing its surface. This led to the popular belief that irrigation canals on the planet had been constructed by intelligent beings. In 1938, when Orson Welles broadcasted a radio drama based on critical Margaret's School the science fiction classic War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells, enough people believed in the tale of invading Martians to cause a near panic. Another reason for scientists to expect life on Mars had to do with the analysis paper Queen School apparent seasonal color changes on the planet's surface.

This phenomenon led to speculation that conditions might support a bloom of Martian vegetation during the warmer months and cause plant life to analysis of scientific Queen Margaret's School become dormant during colder periods. In July of 1965, Mariner 4, transmitted 22 close-up pictures of Mars. All that was revealed was a surface containing many craters and naturally occurring channels but no evidence of artificial canals or flowing water. Finally, in July and September 1976, Viking Landers 1 and 2 touched down on the surface of Mars. The three biology experiments aboard the landers discovered unexpected and enigmatic chemical activity in the Martian soil, but provided no clear evidence for the presence of living microorganisms in the soil near the landing sites. According to mission biologists, Mars is self-sterilizing. They believe the combination of solar ultraviolet radiation that saturates the surface, the extreme dryness of the soil and the oxidizing nature of the soil chemistry prevent the formation of living organisms in the Martian soil. The question of life on Mars at some time in the distant past remains open. Other instruments found no sign of critical analysis of scientific paper Queen School, organic chemistry at either landing site, but they did provide a precise and definitive analysis of the composition of the Martian atmosphere and found previously undetected trace elements.

The atmosphere of Mars is quite different from that of analysis of scientific Queen Margaret's School, Earth. It is composed primarily of carbon dioxide with small amounts of other gases. The six most common components of the atmosphere are: Carbon Dioxide (CO2): 95.32% Nitrogen (N2): 2.7% Argon (Ar): 1.6% Oxygen (O2): 0.13% Water (H2O): 0.03% Neon (Ne): 0.00025 % Martian air contains only about 1/1,000 as much water as our air, but even this small amount can condense out, forming clouds that ride high in the atmosphere or swirl around the slopes of towering volcanoes. Local patches of early morning fog can form in valleys. At the critical analysis paper Queen Margaret's School Viking Lander 2 site, a thin layer of water frost covered the ground each winter. There is evidence that in the past a denser martian atmosphere may have allowed water to flow on the planet.

Physical features closely resembling shorelines, gorges, riverbeds and islands suggest that great rivers once marked the planet. The average recorded temperature on Mars is -63° C (-81° F) with a maximum temperature of 20° C (68° F) and a minimum of -140° C (-220° F). Barometric pressure varies at each landing site on critical analysis paper Margaret's a semiannual basis. Carbon dioxide, the major constituent of the atmosphere, freezes out to form an immense polar cap, alternately at paper School, each pole. The carbon dioxide forms a great cover of snow and then evaporates again with the coming of spring in each hemisphere.

When the southern cap was largest, the mean daily pressure observed by Viking Lander 1 was as low as 6.8 millibars; at other times of the year it was as high as 9.0 millibars. The pressures at the Viking Lander 2 site were 7.3 and 10.8 millibars. In comparison, the average pressure of the Earth is 1000 millibars. Carbon Monoxide (CO) This image of mars came from critical analysis paper School a series of pictures taken by the Mars Global Surveyor wide angle cameras. A map was created and then wrapped around a sphere to generate this view of Mars. Here, bluish-white water ice clouds hang above the critical Tharsis volcanoes. (Copyright 2005 by Calvin J. Hamilton)

This image is a large mosaic of the Valles Marineris [VAL-less mar-uh-NAIR-iss] hemisphere of Mars. It is a view similar to that which one would see from a spacecraft. The lower center of the scene shows the entire Valles Marineris canyon system, more than 3,000 kilometers (1,860 miles) long and up to 8 kilometers (5 miles) deep, extending from Noctis Labyrinthus, the arcuate system of graben to the west, to the chaotic terrain to the east. Many huge ancient river channels begin from the chaotic terrain and north-central canyons and run north. Many of the channels flowed into a basin called Acidalia Planitia, which is the dark area in the extreme north of this picture. The three Tharsis volcanoes (dark red spots), each about 25 kilometers (16 miles) high, are visible to analysis Queen Margaret's the west along with Olympus Mons the largest volcano on the planet. Very ancient terrain covered by many impact craters lies to the south of Valles Marineris.

The polar cap can be seen to the north. (Copyright Calvin J. Analysis Paper Queen School? Hamilton) The current understanding of the interior of Mars suggests that it can be modeled with a thin crust, similar to Earth's, a mantle and a core. Using four parameters, the Martian core size and mass can be determined. However, only three out of the four are known and critical analysis of scientific School include the total mass, size of Mars, and the moment of inertia. Mass and size was determined accurately from early missions. The moment of inertia was determined from Viking lander and Pathfinder Doppler data, by measuring the precession rate of Mars. Critical Analysis Margaret's School? The fourth parameter, needed to complete the interior model, will be obtained from future spacecraft missions. With the three known parameters, the model is significantly constrained. If the Martian core is dense (composed of iron) similar to Earth's or SNC meteorites thought to originate from Mars, then the critical analysis of scientific paper Queen Margaret's School minimum core radius would be about 1300 kilometers. If the core is made out of less-dense material such as a mixture of sulfur and iron, the maximum radius would probably be less than 2000 kilometers. (Copyright 1998 by Calvin J. Hamilton) A towering dust devil, casts a serpentine shadow over the Martian surface in this image acquired by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

The scene is a late-spring afternoon in the Amazonis Planitia region of northern Mars. The view covers an area about four-tenths of a mile (644 meters) across. North is toward the top. The length of the dusty whirlwind's shadow indicates that the dust plume reaches more than half a mile (800 meters) in height. The plume is about 30 yards or meters in diameter. A westerly breeze partway up the height of the dust devil produced a delicate arc in the plume. The image was taken during the critical analysis paper Queen Margaret's time of Martian year when the planet is farthest from the sun. Just as on Earth, winds on Mars are powered by critical, solar heating. Exposure to the sun's rays declines during this season, yet even now, dust devils act relentlessly to clean the surface of freshly deposited dust, a little at a time. (Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech/Univ. of Arizona) This image is a newly released topographic map of Mars.

The full range of topography on Mars is about 19 miles (30 kilometers), one and a half times the range of elevations found on Earth, The most curious aspect of the critical of scientific paper Queen Margaret's map is the striking difference between the planet's low, smooth Northern Hemisphere and the heavily cratered Southern Hemisphere, which sits, on average, about three miles (five kilometers) higher than the north. (Courtesy GSFC/NASA) This image is critical Queen Margaret's, a mosaic of the Schiaparelli hemisphere of Mars. The center of this image is near the impact crater Schiaparelli, 450 kilometers (280 miles) in diameter. The dark streaks with bright margins emanating from craters in the Oxie Palus region, upper left of image, are caused by erosion and/or deposition by the wind. Bright white areas to the south, including the Hellas impact basin at extreme lower right, are covered by carbon dioxide frost. (Courtesy USGS) This image shows part of Candor Chasm in critical of scientific Valles Marineris. It is centered at Latitude -5.0, Longitude 70.0. The view is from the north looking into the chasm.

Candor Chasm's geomorphology is complex, shaped by tectonics, mass wasting, wind, and perhaps by water and volcanism. (Courtesy USGS) This picture (centered at critical paper School, latitude 4° S, longitude 76° W) shows areas of central Valles Marineris, including Candor Chasm (lower left), Ophir Chasm (lower right), and Hebes Chasm (upper right). Complex layered deposits in the canyons may have been deposited in lakes, and if so, are of great interest for future searches for fossil life on Mars. The pinkish deposits in Candor Chasm may be due to critical analysis paper Queen School hydrothermal alterations and the production of crystalline ferric oxides. Critical Analysis Of Scientific Margaret's? ((Geissler et al., 1993, Icarus 106,380). Viking Orbiter Picture Numbers 279B02 (violet), 279B10 (green), and 279B12 (red) at 240 meters/pixel resolution. Picture width is 231 kilometers. North is 47° clockwise from critical analysis of scientific Margaret's top.) Ophir Chasma is a large west-northwest-trending trough about 100 km wide. The Chasma is bordered by 4 km high walled cliffs, most likely faults, that show spur-and-gully morphology and smooth sections. The walls have been dissected by of scientific Queen Margaret's, landslides forming reentrants; one area (upper left) on the north wall shows a young landslide about 100 km wide.

The volume of the landslide debris is more than 1000 times greater than that from the May 18, 1980 debris avalanche from Mount St. Helens. The longitudinal grooves seen in analysis of scientific paper Margaret's School the foreground are thought to be due to differential shear and lateral spreading at high velocities. The landslide passes between mounds of interior layered deposits on the floor of the chasma. (Courtesy USGS) Although Valles Marineris originated as a tectonic structure, it has been modified by other processes. This image shows a close-up view of a landslide on the south wall of Valles Marineris. Of Scientific Queen School? This landslide partially removed the rim of the crater that is on the plateau adjacent to Valles Marineris. Note the texture of the landslide deposit where it flowed across the floor of critical of scientific Margaret's School, Valles Marineris. Several distinct layers can be seen in the walls of the trough.

These layers may be regions of distinct chemical composition or mechanical properties in the Martian crust. (Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton; Caption: LPI) These Hubble Space Telescope views provide the most detailed complete global coverage of the critical analysis paper School Red Planet ever seen from Earth. The pictures were taken on critical School February 25, 1995, when Mars was at a distance of 103 million kilometers (65 million miles). To the surprise of researchers, Mars is cloudier than seen in previous years. Analysis Of Scientific Paper School? This means the planet is cooler and drier, because water vapor in the atmosphere freezes out to form ice-crystal clouds. The three images show the Tharsis, Valles Marineris and Syrtis Major regions. (Credit: Philip James, University of Toledo; Steven Lee, University of Colorado; and NASA) This image of the head of Ravi Vallis shows a 300-kilometer (186-mile) long portion of a channel. Like many other channels that empty into the northern plains of Mars, Ravi Vallis orginates in a region of collapsed and disrupted (chaotic) terrain within the planet's older, cratered highlands. Structures in critical paper School these channels indicate that they were carved by liquid water moving at high flow rates. The abrupt beginning of the channel, with no apparent tributaries, suggests that the water was released under great pressure from beneath a confining layer of frozen ground. As this water was released and flowed away, the overlying surface collapsed, producing the disruption and subsidence shown here.

Three such regions of chaotic collapsed material are seen in this image, connected by a channel whose floor was scoured by the flowing water. The flow in this channel was from west to east (left to right). This channel ultimately links up with a system of channels that flowed northward into Chryse Basin. Critical Analysis Paper Margaret's School? (Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton; Caption: LPI) The water that carved the channels to the north and east of the Valles Marineris canyon system had tremendous erosive power. One consequence of this erosion was the formation of analysis paper Margaret's School, streamlined islands where the water encountered obstacles along its path. This image shows two streamlined islands that formed as the critical analysis paper water was diverted by two 8-10 kilometer (5-6 mile) diameter craters lying near the mouth of Ares Vallis in paper Margaret's Chryse Planitia.

The water flowed from south to north (bottom to top of the image). The height of the scarp surrounding the upper island is about 400 meters (1,300 feet), while the scarp surrounding the southern island is about 600 meters (2,000 feet) high. (Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton; Caption: LPI) Unlike the features shown in the above two images, many systems on Mars do not show evidence of catastrophic flooding. Instead, they show a resemblance to drainage systems on Earth, where water acts at of scientific, slow rates over long periods of time. As on Earth, the of scientific paper Margaret's channels shown here merge together to form larger channels. However, these valley networks are less developed than typical terrestrial drainage systems, with the Martian examples lacking small-scale streams feeding into the larger valleys. Because of the absence of small-scale streams in the Martian valley networks, it is thought that the valleys were carved primarily by ground water flow rather than by runoff of rain. Although liquid water is currently unstable on the surface of Mars, theoretical studies indicate that flowing groundwater might be able to form valley networks if the water flowed beneath a protective cover of ice. Alternatively, because the critical analysis paper Margaret's valley networks are confined to relatively old regions of Mars, their presence may indicate that Mars once possessed a warmer and wetter climate in its early history. (Copyright Calvin J. Critical Paper School? Hamilton; Caption: LPI)

This image shows the south polar cap of Mars as it appears near its minimum size of about 400 kilometers (249 miles). It consists mainly of frozen carbon dioxide. This carbon dioxide cap never melts completely. Critical Of Scientific Paper Queen? The ice appears reddish due to dust that has been incorporated into the cap. (Courtesy NASA) This image is an oblique view of the north polar cap of Mars. Unlike the south polar cap, the north polar cap probably consists of water-ice. (Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton) One of the discoveries of the Mariner 9 spacecraft was that the south polar cap of Mars was made of thin layers or laminations of ice and sediment. Four years later, on October 10, 1976, the of scientific Margaret's School Viking 2 spacecraft took this picture of the Martian north polar cap. The visible layering occurred as a result of wind born dust settling upon the polar cap. Critical Of Scientific Margaret's? As the caps experience climatic variations, they expand and contract.

The layers of dust sediment tend to critical Margaret's School grow thicker near the poles where ice deposits remain for longer periods of time. The thickness of the deposits indicates they were formed during cyclical climatic variation rather than annual changes. Critical Analysis Paper School? As ice withdraws from a region, wind exposes the layers sculpting valleys and scarps. The formation of layered deposits is an active process today. (Copyright 1998 by Calvin J. Hamilton) This image shows several dune types which are found in critical analysis Queen School the north circumpolar dunefield. This thumnail image shows a section of transverse dunes.

The full image has a field of traverse dunes on the left and barchan dunes on the right with a transition zone inbetween. Transverse dunes are oriented perpendicular to the prevailing wind direction. They are long and linear, and frequently join their neighbor in a low-angle Y junction. Barchan dunes are crescent-shaped mounds with downwind-pointing horns. These dunes are comparable in size to the largest dunes found on the Earth. (Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton) Local dust storms are relatively common on Mars.

They tend to occur in areas of high topographic and/or high thermal gradients (usually near the polar caps), where surface winds would be strongest. This storm is Hall, several hundreds of kilometers in extent and is located near the edge of the south polar cap. Some local storms grow larger, others die out. (Copyright Calvin J. Hamilton; caption by LPI) This image shows a lesser known, but unusual feature on critical Queen Margaret's Mars. It is commonly called White Rock . The white feature is eroded crater fill, but exactly how it was formed has not been satisfactorily explained. Critical Analysis Of Scientific? White Rock was not formed by polar processes because it lies near to the equator at latitude -8 degrees and longitude 355 degrees. It has been modified through aeolian erosion showing transverse and longitudinal erosional features. (Copyright 1998 by Calvin J. Hamilton) This oblique image taken by the Viking orbiter spacecraft shows a thin band of the Martian atmosphere.

This image looks northeast across the Argyre basin. The Argyre basin is about 600 kilometers across with a rugged rim of about 500 kilometers in width. (Copyright 1997 by Calvin J. Hamilton) The following table summarizes the radius, mass, distance from the planet center, discoverer and the date of analysis paper Margaret's School, discovery of each of the moons of Mars: Beatty, J. K. and A. Chaikin, eds. The New Solar System . Massachusetts: Sky Publishing, 3rd Edition, 1990. Carr M. H. Queen Margaret's? The Surface of Mars . Yale University Press, New Haven, 1981. Kiefer, Walter S., Allan H. Treiman, and Stephen M. Clifford. The Red Planet: A Survey of Mars - Slide Set. Lunar and Planetary Institute. Mutch T. A., Arvidson R. E., Head J. W. Critical Analysis Of Scientific Margaret's? III, Jones K. L., and Saunders R. S. The Geology of Mars.

Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1976. Williams, Steven H. The Winds of Mars: Aeolian Activity and Landforms - Slide Set. Lunar and Planetary Institute. Views of the Solar System Copyright © 1995-2011 by Calvin J. Hamilton. All rights reserved.

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