Performance analysis of the delay-tolerant satellite distributed MAC reservation protocols

Markhasin, Alexander

doi:10.1109/iwssc.2009.5286337

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“…The one-hop and at the same time fully mesh (each RCSTto-each RCST) dynamic connectivity through transparent satellite can be reached by using a fully distributed on-RCSTs events parallel processing which realizable, in one's turn, on basis a multipoint-to-multipoint (MPMP) RCS links topology and fully distributed dynamical medium access control (MAC) protocols [2,9,10].…”

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“…The fully mesh WiMAX The advanced generation of the mobile wireless networks 4G WiMAX, being adapted to the fully mesh distributed longdelay media access control (MAC), and also to dynamic (i.e., "on-the-fly") control of bandwidth resources, traffic parameters, and quality of services (QoS), becomes the most perspective means for building the low-cost satellite-based terrestrial multimedia communications and wireless broadband Internet access for Remote, Rural, and Difficult for access (RRD) territories [10]. Such advanced MPMP mode WiMAX networks with distributed RRD-adapted MAC will become fine alternative to recent optical, wireless and cellular networks mainly with centralized architecture for RRD territories in the near future.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As shown in [10], the 4G WiMAX-like MPMP mode's MAC reservation protocol RFS with parallel commands' processing algorithm (PCP) guarantees the successfully overcoming the "time barrier". To support of the dynamic stability is necessary a improve the WiMAX-like MAC protocol by means of the MFMAC technology of the efficient distributed "on-the-fly" control of bandwidth resources and adaptation of the RFS superframe formats'.…”

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“…1. The hybrid architecture is based on integration of the enhanced delay-tolerant 4G WiMAX-like MPMP MAC reservation protocol differs by fixed, or predefined, superframe formats (RFS) [10] with the advanced soft-QoS-oriented multifunctional MFMAC networking technology [2] which are adapted to conditions of the DVB-RCS standards [5]. As in previous Section, the fully mesh, distributed, and multipoint-to-multipoint mode one-hop RCS-MFMAC's structure configures the return channels terminals (RCSTs) and Hub (RCSH) which are connected through the satellite On-Board Transparent Bridge/Transmitter (OBTB/T) over RCS-MFMAC Up/Down links.…”

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“…The delay-tolerant satellite MPMP mode's 4G WiMAXlike medium access control (MAC) reservation protocol having prospects for using in the hybrid RCS-WiMAX was investigated in [10]. This paper focuses on the performance analysis of the above WiMAX-like MAC protocol improved through the MFMAC technology as an universal (wireless and satellite) 4G WiMAX-like medium access control (MAC) reservation protocol which is aimed on the developing of the fully mesh, distributed, and delay-tolerant capabilities of the RRD-oriented hybrid RCS-WiMAX 4G networking technology.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Satellite-based fully distributed mesh hybrid networking technology DVB-S2/RCS-WiMAX for RRD areas

Markhasin

2010

2010 5th Advanced Satellite Multimedia Systems Conference and the 11th Signal Processing for Space Communications Workshop

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The convergence of satellite DVB-S2/RCS broadcasting/multicasting systems side by side with terrestrial mobile satellite and broadband wireless 4G WiMAX becomes the most perspective networking technology for BRIC and other countries with many remote, rural, and difficult for access (RRD) territories. The RRD regions differ also by the poor terrestrial core infrastructures and sparsely populated areas. However, the recent broadband satellite systems are based mainly on centralized (i.e., star-like) low-meshed architecture. It requires providing a high concentration of the terrestrial traffics. Hence, such structures are not adequate to the characteristic RRD distributed traffic topology. Therefore the cost of these centralized systems is growing unacceptably for deployment of the 4G public broadband communications in RRD regions. This paper focuses on the developing and the performance analysis of the low-cost, fully distributed (i.e., gridlike) and mesh hybrid networking technology DVB-S2/RCSWiMAX which meets the RRD requirements.

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