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1992
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Jaidev Kaniyil, Jun Takei, Shigeru Shimamoto, Yoshikuni Onozato, Tomonori Usui, Ikuo Oka, Tsutomu Kawabata:
A Global Message Network Employing Low Earth-Orbiting Satellites. IEEE J. Sel. Areas Commun. 10(2): 418-427 (1992)

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2007
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Kotaro Kataoka, Achmad Husni Thamrin, Kenjiro Cho, Jun Takei, Jun Murai:
Architecture of Satellite Internet for Asia-Wide Digital Communications. AINTEC 2007: 242-255
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Teruaki Yokoyama, Shoko Mikawa, Jun Takei, Kenjiro Cho, Suguru Yamaguchi, Jun Murai:
Overview of AI3 network: design and applications of satellite network. NSDR 2007: 10
2003
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Jun Takei, Jun Murai:
Satellite Communication in the Internet: Its history and the Technology. SAINT Workshops 2003: 3-7

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