Gerard P. O'Reilly

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1985-2010
Publications (10 Years): 0

Publications

H. Scott Matthews, Thomas B. Morawski, Amy L. Nagengast, Gerard P. O'Reilly, David D. Picklesimer, Raymond A. Sackett, Paul P. Wu
Planning energy-efficient and eco-sustainable telecommunications networks. Bell Labs Tech. J. 15 (1) (2010)
Gerard P. O'Reilly, Chi-Hung Kelvin Chu
Optimal deployment of power reserves across telecom critical infrastructures. Bell Labs Tech. J. 12 (4) (2008)
Himanshu Pant, Chi-Hung Kelvin Chu, Steven H. Richman, Ahmad M. Jrad, Gerard P. O'Reilly
Reliability of next-generation networks with a focus on IMS architecture. Bell Labs Tech. J. 12 (4) (2008)
Gerard P. O'Reilly, Steven H. Richman, Andjelka Kelic
Power, telecommunications, and emergency services in a converged network world. DRCN (2007)
Gerard P. O'Reilly, Ahmad M. Jrad, Andjelka Kelic, Rene J. LeClaire
Telecom Critical Infrastructure Simulations: Discrete-Event Simulation vs. Dynamic Simulation How Do They Compare? GLOBECOM (2007)
Stephen H. Conrad, Rene J. LeClaire, Gerard P. O'Reilly, Hüseyin Uzunalioglu
Critical national infrastructure reliability modeling and analysis. Bell Labs Tech. J. 11 (3) (2006)
Gerard P. O'Reilly, Hüseyin Uzunalioglu, David J. Houck, Thomas B. Morawski
A dynamic simulation approach to business continuity of wireline and wireless networks with cross-industry infrastructures. ICC (2005)
Gerard P. O'Reilly, Hüseyin Uzunalioglu, Stephen H. Conrad, Walter E. Beyeler
Inter-infrastructure simulations across telecom, power, and emergency services. DRCN (2005)
Walter E. Beyeler, Stephen H. Conrad, Thomas F. Corbet, Gerard P. O'Reilly, David D. Picklesimer
Inter-infrastructure modeling - ports and telecommunications. Bell Labs Tech. J. 9 (2) (2004)
David J. Houck, Eunyoung Kim, Gerard P. O'Reilly, David D. Picklesimer, Hüseyin Uzunalioglu
A network survivability model for critical national infrastructures. Bell Labs Tech. J. 8 (4) (2004)
William J. Byrne, Gerard P. O'Reilly
The 5ESS switching system: Applications planning. AT&T Tech. J. 64 (6) (1985)