“…Finally, we conclude this paper and highlight further directions of research in Section VI. For convenience, [20] receiving signal strength, remaining service time, satellites' idle channels [16] real-time handover trace angle, service time [21] graph-based path finding elevation angle, the number of free channels [24] user-centric handover satellite cluster, the length of handover window [25] MARL-based handover elevation angle, service state, channel budget [23] SDSN potential game-based handover bipartite graph, available channels, userspace reducing call blocking probability [17] STN Doppler-based prioritization doppler shift, terminals' geometric characteristics [22] channel assignment available channels, mission priority handover scenario analysis [18] common coverage area based handover service time, distance, number of idle channels [19] satellite network cross-layer handover instantaneous elevation angle, handover rate inter-satellite routing improving routing adaptability [26] satellite network ISL state information based routing logical topology, satellite link state information, actual location information, delay reducing routing overhead [27] memory-efficient routing location prediction, network recovery, flooding [28] area-based hierarchical routing satellite grouping, handover region size, neighbor avoiding data overcommitment [29] network-layer routing the information about the schedule of future contacts between network nodes, satellite motion routing arrival [31] evolving graph link connectivity prediction, the earliest path balancing delay and bandwidth [32] bandwidth-delay satellite routing delay, bandwidth, weight factor of satellite links optimizing throughput [33] network coding based multipath cooperative routing network coding, ACK, packet batch size, transmission times ensuring transmission QoS [34] storage time aggregated graph flow-maximizing, the shortest path saving energy consumption [36] set of power model link cost, recharge/discharge cycle number [37] DRL the acronyms of this paper are listed in Table I.…”