2015
DOI: 10.1109/taes.2015.140867
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Decentralized space-data dissemination for low-cost, dense satellite networks

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“…In particular, for the 46-satellite case the total volume of data delivered on the ground reached 562GB. This value is approximately 1/7 of the maximum 3.9TB amount of data usually delivered by traditional, high-performance, point-to-point LEO satellite systems, as indicated in [9]. Apparently, a direct comparison in terms of performance between the proposed vs. the traditional approach would clearly favor the latter.…”
Section: Asynchronous Leo-based Fully-distributed Data Dissemination Systemmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…In particular, for the 46-satellite case the total volume of data delivered on the ground reached 562GB. This value is approximately 1/7 of the maximum 3.9TB amount of data usually delivered by traditional, high-performance, point-to-point LEO satellite systems, as indicated in [9]. Apparently, a direct comparison in terms of performance between the proposed vs. the traditional approach would clearly favor the latter.…”
Section: Asynchronous Leo-based Fully-distributed Data Dissemination Systemmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…In terms of Global Reach, an asynchronous, fully distributed, LEO-based data dissemination model, whose implementation can be based on low-cost Space and ground assets, is proposed that extends traditional satellite communications in order to enable asynchronous delivery of data to interested end-users across the globe [9].…”
Section: Contribution and Main Conclusionmentioning
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“…Our proposed paradigm includes a best-effort, broadcast transmission mechanism with optional delivery feedback that can be deployed over well-known space-data transmission protocols [32]. Data acquisition rate is assumed to be less than or equal to the available bandwidth, so that all data receive at least one chance for transmission.…”
Section: Decentralized Space-data Dissemination With Dtnmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The work presented in this dissertation is a continuation of the study submitted to ESA, including significant improvements over the original solution and more comprehensive simulation experiments. The corresponding study has been published in [32].…”
Section: Decentralized Space-data Dissemination With Dtnmentioning
confidence: 99%