1. Robert H Greenfield, DSc
Publications
[1] Greenfield RH, Niedermayer DP. Security in Circuit, Message, and Packet Switching. In Bidgoli H [ed].
The Handbook of Information Security vol. 1, pp 400-14, Wiley, 2006.
[2] Greenfield RH. Circuit, Message, and Packet Switching. In Bidgoli H [ed]. The Internet Encyclopedia
vol. 1, pp 176-84, Wiley, 2003.
[3] Greenfield RH. The 1952 Convention. Feedback Warminster Amateur Radio Club 1997 Feb; p. 2-4.
[4] Greenfield RH. Hamming in Canada. Feedback Warminster Amateur Radio Club 1997 Jan; p. 2-3.
[5] Greenfield RH. Letters (two) to the Editor. ACM SIGBIO Newsletter 1995 Jan; 15(1):2.
[6] Greenfield RH. Letter to the Editor, Needed: info for free-net. The Leader-Post Regina 1995 Feb 16; p.
A7.
[7] Greenfield RH. Freenets and the Internet for the Radio Amateur. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1994 Sep; pp. 11-2.
[8] Greenfield RH. Letter to the Editor. The Bent of Tau Beta Pi 1994 Winter; 85(1):6-7.
[9] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Driver Here and Driver There. Guywire Regina
Amateur Radio Association 1993 Apr; p. 6.
[10] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — BBS to BBS. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1993 Mar; p. 6-7.
[11] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Services and Servers. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1993 Feb; p. 6.
[12] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Packet Radio Protocols. Guywire Regina Amateur
Radio Association 1993 Jan; p. 6.
[13] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Digital Signal Processing. Guywire Regina Amateur
Radio Association 1992 Dec; p. 6.
[14] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — What's in a TNC. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1992 Nov; p. 6.
[15] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — ARES/Data. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1992 Oct; p. 6.
[16] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Menu of Interests. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1992 Sep; p. 6.
[17] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Hierarchical Addressing. Guywire Regina Amateur
Radio Association 1992 Jun; p. 6.
[18] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Packet, Politics, and Progress. Guywire Regina
Amateur Radio Association 1992 May; p. 6.
[19] Greenfield RH. SMBG: Tools for Working with the Lifescan One Touch II Blood Glucose Meters. Robert
H Greenfield Computer Consulting, 1992 Jan, Rev 1992 Mar, 1992 Apr; 23 pp.
[20] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — TCP/IP Introduction. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1992 Apr; p. 6.
[21] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Net Node Details. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1992 Mar; p. 6, 8.
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[22] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — Net Nodes are Here. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1992 Feb; p. 6.
[23] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — War of the Nodes. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1992 Jan; p. 6.
[24] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — NTS Traffic Works Great on Packet. Guywire Regina
Amateur Radio Association 1991 Dec; p. 6.
[25] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO — The Full-Service BBS. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio
Association 1991 Nov; p. 6.
[26] Greenfield RH. Beyond the Basic Packet QSO. Guywire Regina Amateur Radio Association 1991 Oct; p.
6.
[27] Kinsner W, Greenfield RH. The Lempel-Ziv-Welch (LZW) Data Compression Algorithm for Packet
Radio. IEEE Wescanex ‘91 Conference Proceedings 1991 May 30; IEEE 91CH2927-Z pp. 225-9.
[28] Greenfield RH. ChoiceValue, ChoiceValueExcel, and ChoiceValueDA: Tools for Calculating Diets Using
the Canadian Diabetes Association System of Choices. Robert H Greenfield Computer Consulting, 1990
Oct, Rev 1990 Nov; 12 pp.
[29] Greenfield RH, Kardaun JWPF. Telematics for Rural Health Care Practitioners. Proceedings IEEE
WESCANEX ‘90 Telecommunication for Health Care: Telemetry, Teleradiology, and Telemedicine 1990
Jul 06; SPIE Vol. 1355:10-8.
[30] Greenfield RH. Letter to the Editor. HealthComp The Medical/Dental Newsletter 1990 Apr; 7(2):6.
[31] Greenfield RH. Start-Up of A New Chapter. The IEEE Computer Society Chapter Activity Newsletter
1990 Winter; p 14.
[32] Greenfield RH. Avoiding the Software Trap. Health Care 1989 Nov/Dec; 31(9):16.
[33] Greenfield RH. The Fax of the Matter. theMUGshot 1989 Sep/Oct; 4-5.
[34] Greenfield RH. Letter to the Editor. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine 1988 Dec;
7(4):5.
[35] Greenfield RH. The Advantages of Hiring the Small Independent Consultant. Healthcare Computing and
Communications Canada 1988 Mar/Apr; 2(2):32.
[36] Greenfield RH. Teletex vs. Envoy 100 for the Rural Healthcare Community — Part II. Healthcare
Computing and Communications Canada 1988 Mar/Apr; 2(2):27,31.
[37] Greenfield RH. ACM Conference on the History of Medical Informatics. ACM SIGBIO Newsletter
1988 Mar; 10(1):31–2.
[38] Greenfield RH. Teletex vs. Envoy 100 for the Rural Healthcare Community — Part I, Healthcare
Computing and Communications Canada 1987 Winter; 1(4):34–5.
[39] Wanner RH, Greenfield RH. Adapting a Public Domain File Transfer Program to Four MUMPS
Implementations. MUG Quarterly 1987 Jun; 17(1):130–3.
[40] Greenfield RH, Wanner RH. Networking and the MUMPS Language. MUG Quarterly 1987 Jun;
17(1):45–8.
[41] Kovach DG, Greenfield RH, Quinton RE. The Installation of MLNET at the University of Regina —
URNET. Proceedings of The Second Guelph Symposium on Computer Conferencing, University of
Guelph 1987 Jun; 279–87.
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[42] Greenfield RH, Wanner RH. Promoting MUMPS. Computer Science Department Technical Report CS–
87–08, University of Regina, 1987 May.
[43] Sandness GD, Greenfield RH. Veterans Administration Psycho-Diagnostic Assessment System —
Saskatchewan Health Implementation System Manager’s Manual. Computer Science Department
Technical Report CS–87–07, University of Regina, 1987 May.
[44] Sandness GD, Greenfield RH. Veterans Administration Psycho-Diagnostic Assessment System —
Saskatchewan Health Implementation User’s Manual. Computer Science Department Technical Report
CS–87–06, University of Regina, 1987 May.
[45] Greenfield RH. Letter to the ACM Forum. Communications of the ACM 1987 Apr; 30(4):281.
[46] Nguyen L, Greenfield RH. Using BITNET. Computer Science Department Technical Report CS–87–05,
University of Regina, 1987 Apr.
[47] Greenfield RH, Parr JH. Laboratories for an Undergraduate Course in Data Communications and
Networks. ACM SIGCSE Bulletin 1987 Feb; 19(1):451–4.
[48] Greenfield RH. Design Criteria for a Low-Cost Microcomputer-Based Wide-Area Network. Computer
Science Department Technical Report CS–86–14, University of Regina, 1986 Oct.
[49] Greenfield RH. Davidson Code. IRList Digest (a moderated electronic mail newsletter) 1986 Oct 16; Vol
2 No 22.
[50] Geis JB, Kovach DG, Wanner RH, Greenfield RH. Teletex vs. Envoy 100 for the Rural Health Care
Community. Computer Science Department Technical Report CS–86–10, University of Regina, 1986
Aug.
[51] Parr JH, Greenfield RH. Proposed Laboratory Work for CS 305, Data Communications and Networks,
Second Edition. Computer Science Department Technical Report CS–86–09, University of Regina, 1986
Aug.
[52] Greenfield RH, Davis P, Inglis D, Kovach D, Phillips V, Salway N. Proposed Laboratory Work for
CS 305, Data Communications and Networks. Computer Science Department Technical Report CS–86–
07, University of Regina, 1986 Jul.
[53] Greenfield RH. Letter to the Editor. ACM SIGBIO Newsletter 1985 Dec; 7(4):44.
[54] Prusinkiewicz P, Greenfield RH. Book Review: Microcomputer Graphics for the Apple Computer. ACM
SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics 1985 May; 19(2):80–1.
[55] Moleski P, Greenfield RH. Computerized Text Processing Incorporating Non-Latin Scripts. Computer
Science Department Technical Report CS–85–04, University of Regina, 1985 Apr.
[56] Moleski P, Greenfield RH. Programming Language Extensions to Support Physical Devices. Computer
Science Department Technical Report CS–84–21, University of Regina, 1984 Dec.
[57] Greenfield RH. Letter to the Editor. ACM SIGBIO Newsletter 1984 Jun; 6(5):1.
[58] Lewis P, Greenfield RH, Van Havre P [eds]. Computer Science Reference Manual for CS 102 Students
Using Basic on the DEC VAX-11/750, 5th Revision. University of Regina, 1983 Sep.
[59] Greenfield RH. Medical Informatics Europe — 1982 Dublin, Ireland. MUG Quarterly 1982 Fall;
12(3):50.
[60] Greenfield RH. Medical Informatics Europe — 1982 Dublin, Ireland. COACH I/O 1982 Jun; 7(2):16–7.
[61] Greenfield RH. Book Review: Computers and Medicine. IEEE/EMBS Newsletter 1980 Jun; 19(2):18.
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[62] Greenfield RH. Graceful Precision and Imprecision in Medical Information Systems [abstract only].
Twelfth International Conference on Medical and Biological Engineering and Fifth International
Conference on Medical Physics, No. 95.5, Jerusalem, Israel, 1979 Aug 19–24.
[63] Greenfield RH, Colenbrander A [eds]. Computers in Ophthalmology 1979 Apr. IEEE Computer Society,
1979.
[64] Greenfield RH. Ophthalmic Information Systems. In Greenfield RH, Colenbrander A [eds]. Computers in
Ophthalmology 1979 Apr, pp. 47–50, IEEE Computer Society, 1979.
[65] Kass MA, Greenfield RH. Glaucoma Report: Computers in Patient Care and Clinical Research [an
editorial]. Annals of Ophthalmology 1978 Dec; 10(12):1693–4. X
[66] Greenfield RH. What is MUMPS? COACH I/O 1978 Dec; 3(4):41–8.
[67] Greenfield RH. Evolution of an Ophthalmologic Data Base. Proceedings of the 1978 MUMPS Users’
Group Meeting 1978; pp. 67–75.
[68] Greenfield RH, Kass MA. A Computerized Glaucoma Data Base Research Resource. Proceedings of the
Sixth Annual New England Bioengineering Conference 1978 Mar; pp. 93–6.
[69] Greenfield RH. An Experiment to Measure the Performance of Phonetic Key Compression Retrieval
Schemes. Methods of Information in Medicine 1977 Oct; 16(4):230–3.
[70] Greenfield RH, Kass MA, Livingston JP. A Computerized Glaucoma Data Base. Archives of
Ophthalmology 1977 Aug; 95(8):1365–7.
[71] Greenfield RH. A Unique On-Line/Off-Line Bibliographic System. Proceedings of the 1977 MUMPS
Users’Group Meeting 1977; pp. 41–6.
[72] Greenfield RH. Clinical Data Base Usage. Proceedings of the Third Illinois Conference on Medical
Information Systems 1977; pp. 47–56.
[73] Greenfield RH. Requirements for an Ophthalmologic Data Base. Proceedings of the Digital Equipment
Computer Users’Society 1977 Spring; 3(4):1393–7.
[74] Greenfield RH. A Bibliography System. BCL Monograph No 311, Biomedical Computer Laboratory,
Washington University School of Medicine, 1977 Feb.
[75] Greenfield RH. Characteristics of Clinical Data Base Files and Their Usage. DSc Dissertation, Sever
Institute of Technology, Washington University, St Louis, MO, 1976 Dec (Cited in Dissertation
Abstracts, 38(8):4421A, 1978 Feb.) Also available as BCL Monograph No 303, 1976 Dec.
[76] Greenfield RH. Letter: Ask BYTE Feedback. BYTE 1976 Dec; 1(16):56–7.
[77] Geer D, Bleich HL, revised and expanded by Greenfield RH, Livingston JP. MISAR: A Miniature
Information Storage and Retrieval System — Directions for Using MISAR. BCL Monograph No 292,
Biomedical Computer Laboratory, Washington University School of Medicine, 1976 Jun.
[78] Greenfield RH. Rapid Establishment of an Ophthalmologic Data Base via Program Transfer. Proceedings
of the 1975 MUMPS Users’Group Meeting 1975; pp. 78–87.
[79] Bridger DA, revised by Van Patten E, Greenfield RH. Collaborative Mode PC Support Using OS/360.
BCL Monograph No 104, Biomedical Computer Laboratory, Washington University School of Medicine,
1969 Feb, Revised 1971 Apr and 1974 Nov.
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[80] Van Patten E, revised by Greenfield RH. Using the PC-360 Communications. BCL Monograph No 95,
Biomedical Computer Laboratory, Washington University School of Medicine, 1968 Nov, Revised 1970
Apr and 1974 Nov.
[81] Greenfield RH. MUMPS on the IBM/360. Proceedings of the 1973 MUMPS Users’Group Meeting 1974;
pp. 115–6.
[82] Gralia MJ, Dammkoehler RA, Greenfield RH. Monitoring the March Computer. CSL Technical
Memorandum No 148, Computer Systems Laboratory, Washington University Sever Institute, 1972 Jan.
[83] Greenfield RH. Analog Channel for Central System. Interface (Division of Computer Research and
Technology, National Institutes of Health) 1969 Mar; No 8, pp. 1, 8, 10.
[84] Greenfield RH. The Role of Women in Engineering. NYU Quadrangle (School of Engineering and
Science, New York University) 1965 Apr; 35(4):16–7, 33.
Presentations
[1] Greenfield RH. Greetings from the Great Plains Free-Net. Presented at the Saskatoon Free-Net First
Annual Celebration, Saskatoon, SK, 1996 Apr 12.
[2] Greenfield RH. Free-Nets in Saskatchewan. Presented at the Canadian Library Association Winter
Meeting, Regina, SK, 1996 Mar 09.
[3] Greenfield RH. Great Plains Free-Net HTML Workshop, Regina, SK, 1996 Jan 20.
[4] Greenfield RH. Great Plains Free-Net HTML Workshop, Regina, SK, 1995 Oct 21.
[5] Greenfield RH. The Great Plains Free-Net. Presented to the IEEE Computer Society South Saskatchewan
Chapter, Regina, SK, 1995 Oct 12.
[6] Greenfield RH. Learning in the 21st Century. Presented at the Saskatchewan Training and Development
Association’s Professional Development Conference as one on a panel, Regina, SK, 1995 Apr 26.
[7] Greenfield RH. Comments on Future Knowledge: A Public Policy Framework for the Information
Highway. Presented at the Coalition for Public Information — Regina Public Library meeting as one on
the panel, Regina, SK, 1995 Mar 06.
[8] Greenfield RH. Five Cs of the Internet. Presented at the Ind-EX’94, Regina, SK, 1994 Apr 09.
[9] Greenfield RH. The Internet — A network of networks. Presented to the IEEE Computer Society South
Saskatchewan Chapter, Regina, SK, 1994 Mar 14.
[10] Greenfield RH. The Internet — A network of networks. Presented to the Saskatchewan Novell User
Group, Regina, SK, 1993 Dec 15.
[11] Greenfield RH. Report on the Midwest Digital Conference ‘93 (Minneapolis, MN, 1993 Feb 13) and the
TAPR 1993 Annual Meeting (Tucson, AZ, 1993 Mar 06). Presented to the Regina Amateur Radio
Association, Regina, SK, 1993 Mar 10.
[12] Greenfield RH. Telematics for Rural Health Care Practitioners. Presented at the Office of Medical
Education, The University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, 1991 Sep 30.
[13] Greenfield RH. Telematics for Rural Health Care Practitioners. Presented at Saskatchewan Health,
Regina, SK, 1985 Aug 13.
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[14] Greenfield RH. Telematics for Rural Health Care Practitioners. COACH Conference X, Toronto, ON,
1985 May 28. [Proceedings were never published.]
[15] Greenfield RH. What is MUMPS. Presented at the Department of Biometry, Case Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, OH, 1982 May 06.
[16] Greenfield RH. MUMPS — What and Why? Presented at the School of Computer Science, University of
New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB, 1980 Aug 01.
[17] Greenfield RH. MUMPS — What and Why? Presented in the “MUMPS: The Medical Language”
Session, COACH Conference IV, Moncton, NB, 1980 Jun 27.
[18] Greenfield RH. Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multiprogramming System — MUMPS — A
String Processing System. Presented at the Biomedical Engineering Seminar, Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute, Troy, NY, 1979 Dec 11.
[19] Greenfield RH. Graceful Precision and Imprecision in Medical Information Systems. Computer Section
Lecture presented at the Albany (NY) VA Medical Center, 1979 Feb.
[20] Greenfield RH, Kass MA. A MUMPS Data Base to Facilitate Glaucoma Research. Presented at the
Conference of the Society for Computer Medicine, 1978. [Proceedings were never published.]
[21] Greenfield RH. OISAR: An Ophthalmologic Version of MISAR. Presented in the “Comparison of
Clinical Data Base Systems” Panel, Seventh Annual Conference of the MUMPS Users’ Group, 1978 Jun.
[22] Greenfield RH. A Data Base System for Ophthalmology. Presented at the MUMPS Workshop, Fourth
Illinois Conference on Medical Information Systems, Champaign, IL, 1978 May.
[23] Greenfield RH, Kass MA. Progress on the Establishment of a Computerized Glaucoma Data Base.
Presented at an informal session of the Second Annual Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine,
East Windsor, NJ, 1976 Jun 03.
[24] Greenfield RH. An Introduction to MISAR: The Miniature Information Storage and Retrieval System
Developed at Beth Israel Hospital, Boston. Seminar presented at the Department of Computer Science,
Washington University, St Louis, MO, 1975 Mar 26.
[25] Greenfield RH, Zimmerman J. MUMPS (Massachusetts General Hospital Utility Multi-Programming
System). Presentation and demonstration to the Missouri Chapter of the ASIS, St Louis, MO, 1974 Oct
22.
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