Internet Routing in Space: Architectures for Quality of Service

Connary, Julie Ann; Donner, P.; Johnson, Joe D.; Thompson, Jeff

doi:10.1109/aero.2009.4839381

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“…The IRIS Next Generation Global Services (NGGS) network was developed by an industry team led by Cisco Systems, Inc. The network consists of the IRIS payload on-board the spacecraft; ground based IRIS-compatible terminals and an IRIS Network Operations Center (NOC) [2]. After significant development and testing efforts, the IRIS payload on-board IS-14 was launched successfully into orbit on November 23, 2009.…”

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Preliminary results of a technology demonstration of the internet routing in space capability over a geostationary communications satellite

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2010

2010 - Milcom 2010 Military Communications Conference

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The Internet Protocol Routing in Space (IRIS) was developed by an industry group, under the auspices of the United States Department of Defense 1 as a Joint Capability Technology Demonstration (JCTD). The primary goal of the IRIS JCTD is to assess the network capability and operational utility of an IP router in space. This paper discusses the results obtained from laboratory and field tests which were specifically designed to evaluate the functionality and performance. Most of the results were obtained during a recent demonstration using 3 ground terminals operating with the IRIS payload on-board INTELSAT-14 (IS-14). Emphasis is given to application and network performance resulting from the end-to-end Quality of Service and Bandwidth on Demand capabilities of IRIS.

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confidence: 99%