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High performance routing in a LEO satellite network

Proceedings of the Eighth IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications. ISCC 2003, 2004
Satellite systems are designed as a backup system to the existing land based wireless systems. Because of the global coverage of the system it becomes more economic for the rural areas where there is no wired infrastructures of communication. Besides being more economic to the rural areas the satellite networks are not affected by the natural disasters
Roy Kucukates, Cem Ersoy
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A Soft-Handover Scheme for LEO Satellite Networks

2013 IEEE 78th Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC Fall), 2013
Traditionally, Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite networks use hard handovers when a Mobile Terminal (MT) moves between the footprints of two satellites. Such approach introduces a transitory disconnection interval, which may limit the capacity to provide demanding real-time requirements. A soft- handover approach that applies distributed packet combining
Gonçalo Barros, José Vieira, Francisco Ganhão, Luís Bernardo, Rui Dinis 0001, Paulo Carvalho 0005, Rodolfo Oliveira, Paulo Pinto 0001   +7 more
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A multi-class services LEO satellite network

IEEE 54th Vehicular Technology Conference. VTC Fall 2001. Proceedings (Cat. No.01CH37211), 2002
The increasing demand for a range of services with varying traffic flow characteristics, and the need for seamless wireless access, have led to a growing interest in multi-service low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite networks. A new approach to the problem of resource utilization is put forward.
Boon Sain Yeo, L. F. Turner
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Network Control in ATM-Based LEO Satellite Networks

Telecommunication Systems, 2003
Low Earth Orbiting (LEO) satellite networks with on-board asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) switches hold the promise of offering an economically viable extension of terrestrial ATM systems by providing connectivity to areas where existing terrestrial networks are either infeasible or impractical.
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Topological dynamics characterization for LEO satellite networks

Computer Networks, 2007
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Junfeng Wang 0008, Lei Li 0049, Mingtian Zhou   +2 more
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Coverage in Cooperative LEO Satellite Networks

Journal of Communications and Information Networks, 2023
Bodong Shang, Xiangyu Li, Caiguo Li, Zhuhang Li   +3 more
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Broadband LEO Satellite Networks

2003
In this chapter, the essential issues of broadband LEO satellite networks are discussed to support multimedia service to different user types. The constellation designs of LEO satellite networks and system concepts are described in the next section intro­ducing the important characteristics of LEO constellations impacting system design.
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Visible Trajectory of LEO Satellite Networks

2022 27th Asia Pacific Conference on Communications (APCC), 2022
Junse Lee, Joon-Gyu Ryu
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Routing in LEO-based satellite networks

1999 IEEE Emerging Technologies Symposium. Wireless Communications and Systems (IEEE Cat. No.99EX297), 2003
Several strategies have been proposed for routing in a low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite system. Some of them are based on the Internet protocol (IP) and a few on asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) switching. However, issues like memory requirements of the satellites in the LEO network and the overheads involved in transmitting packets over the network ...
V.V. Gounder, R. Prakash, H. Abu-Amara
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Multi-Satellite Tracking For The LEO Satellite Communication Network

ICC 2022 - IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2022
Qin Chen, Zixian Ma, Bing Lan, Chunyi Song, Zhiwei Xu 0003   +4 more
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