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Technology Readiness of Future Generation Networks Leveraging Regenerative Satellite Mesh Architecture - a Spaceway Perspective
By: Gopal, R.; Arnold, S.; Whitefield, D.;
2006 / IEEE / 1-4244-0617-X
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Technology Readiness of Future Generation Networks Leveraging Regenerative Satellite Mesh Architecture - a Spaceway Perspective ' Satellite network capacity, adaptability, and responsiveness are enhanced with onboard capabilities for packet switching, bandwidth allocation, and spot-beams which facilitate uplink and downlink spectral reuse. A recent over-the-air (OTA) test of the SPACEWAY/sup TM/ system, a Ka-band regenerative satellite mesh network supporting IP packet services, provides definitive demonstration of key capabilities in the areas of quality-of-service, routing for unicast and multicast (both best-effort and guaranteed service) traffic, dynamic bandwidth resource allocation, security, and configurable satellite uplink and downlink components. Leveraging SPACEWAY system technologies and operational capabilities serves as a pragmatic step toward the development of future multi-satellite networks with more advanced features including onboard packet routing, multi-mode radio transmission, and inter-satellite links, which are now being considered for transformational satellite networks.
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