IP/ATM mobile satellite networks
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IP/ATM mobile satellite networks
（The Artech House universal personal communications series）
Artech House, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This practical resource gives professionals the information needed to analyze and evaluate the performance of satellite links and networks, and to understand the issues and limitations of IP/ATM over SATCOM technology, used for the transmission of multimedia information services. The book examines current and future land mobile satellite (LMS) communication systems, and the techniques necessary to support reliable and efficient communication.
Table of Contents
Introduction - Overview (A Look at the Near- and Mid-Term Future). Multimedia Information Services. Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM). Land Mobile Satellite Communication. An Overview of Land Mobile Satellite Communication - Introduction (Historical Perspectives, Review of Existing and Planned Systems). Orbital Considerations (LEO, MEO or GEO). Frequency Allocations (L-Band, Ka-Band and Other Frequencies. Interference Constraints. A Review of Existing and Planned Systems. Land Mobile SATCOM in IMT-2000 and UMTS. IMT-2000 Radio Transmission Technology (RTT) Proposals for SATCOM. Evolving Towards Fourth Generation Mobile Systems and Beyond (a Unified Solution). The Land Mobility Satellite Communications Channel - Introduction. Mobility, Orbit, Frequency and Doppler. Multipath Fading. Shadowing and Fading. Interference. Rain and Atmosphere Effects. General Model. Multimedia Information Services for LMS - Introduction (What is Multimedia Communication for Land Mobile Satellite). Review of Applicable Standards. Quality of Service. A Hypothetical Reference Model for Land Mobile Satellite. An Introduction to IP/ATM over SATCOM - Introduction (Operation over a Satellite Link). Delay and Delay Variation over the Satellite Link. Errors over the Satellite Link. Availability, Outages and Recovery (Rain). Satellite ATM Network Architectures - Introduction. Network Topology. Multicasting. Satellite Relay. On-Board Processing and Satellite Switching. Network Design Issues - Introduction. TCP/IP over SATCOM. Security. Mobility and Handover. Synchronization. MAC Layer Issues for IP/ATM over LMS - Introduction. ATM Signaling Techniques and QoS Negotiations. Connection Admission Control (Importance for ATM/LMS, OBP vs. No OBP, Potential Algorithms). QoS Guarantee and Error Control (Potential ARQ Protocols). Flow Control and Adaptability (Traffic Intensity and Mix, Channel). Multiple Access Techniques and Receiver Considerations - Introduction (Waveform Design Considerations). A Comparison of FDMA, TDMA and CDMA for ATM over LMS. DS-CDMA for ATM over LMS. FH-CDMA for ATM over LMS. Hybrid DS/FH for ATM over LMS. The RAKE Receiver, MAI and MUD Techniques. On-Board Processing vs. Satellite Relay. Modulation and Error Control for ATM Based LMS (TCM, Turbo Codes, ARQ, Diversity) - Introduction. A Layered Approach to Error Control for ATM over SATCOM. ARQ Protocols. Forward Error Correction. Diversity through Multicasting. Smart Antennas and Spatial Diversity (Sectorized, Adaptive Arrays, Beam Forming, Diversity Combining) - Introduction. Adaptive Antenna Arrays and Beam Forming. Processing Power and Complexity. Terminal Applications. Satellite Applications. Satellite Traffic Based Resource Allocation and Efficiency (Traffic Profile, Resource Allocation Techniques, PG, Throughput and Erlangs vs. Eb/N0) - Introduction. Traffic Modeling and Analysis. QoS Requirements (Variable). Pool of Resources Concept for QoS Based Capacity Allocation. Capacity Estimation. Potential Algorithms for Resource Allocation. Processed vs. Unprocessed Satellites. LMS Services and Cost Effectiveness (General Cost Modeling for Satellite Space and Ground Segment) - Introduction. Cost Modeling of the Space Segment. Cost Modeling of Terminals or Handsets. Cost of Services (Cost per Bit, Packet, Cell, Connection).
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