LMDS: Local Mutipoint Distribution Service

by Clint Smith

*The first-out-of-the-gate reference on LMDS (Local Multipoint Distribution Services), the technology designed to carry voice, data, and video signals in two directions--ane which may soon overtake DSL, cable, as a broadband delivery solution. *Offers wireless telecom managers and engineers a start-to-finish look at LMDS services, network operation and management, and implementation--plus Network Design Guidelines. *Provides a clear picture of key issues and difficulties that arise in the initial stages of LMDS system design and deployment.

384 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 1, 2000

About the author

Author of the novel FAITH AND THE FORMULA
available at http://www.amazon.com/
- numerous newspaper columns, speeches, and other works on political, public policy, historical, and military subjects (contributor to the publications “The Boar’s Tale” and “Voices”)

-special assignment writer for several public relations and marketing companies

- A classic film buff, Clint Smith enjoys writing and speaking on the movies of Alfred Hitchcock.

- Smith’s favorite novel is TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD by Harper Lee. Ironically, it was originally published on July 11, 1960, the day Smith was born.

Clint Smith is currently working on his next project, a science-fiction novel set in Alaska.

Additional notes:
- Member of the Georgia House of Representatives for 8 years
- Member of the Georgia National Guard for 32 years
- Former chairman of the board of directors of the Chestatee Regional Library System, serving Lumpkin and Dawson Counties.
- Bachelor's Degree in Political Science, Georgia State University
- Associate Degree in Applied Science from the Community College of the Air Force
- The Institute of Children's Literature, Redding Ridge, Connecticut certificate (Writing for Children and Teenagers)

I am a Christian and an ordained deacon. I accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior at a Billy Graham Crusade in Atlanta in 1973 and I am a member of First
Redeemer Church in Cumming, Georgia.

A native of Atlanta, I have lived in Dawson County for over 38 years.