A cross-layer communications substrate for tactical Information Management Systems

Carvalho, Marco; Granados, Adrian; Naqvi, Waseem; Hanna, James P.; Turck, Kurt

doi:10.1109/milcom.2008.4753395

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“…XLayer has also been applied in support of key capabilities for tactical Information Management Systems for Airborne Network environments [5][6], quality-of-service enabled data dissemination [13][14] [15], emulation environments for airborne networks, and several other applications in security and network management.…”

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XLAYER: A Cross-Layer Communications Substrate for Tactical Environments

Carvalho¹

2010

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XLAYER: A Cross-Layer Communications Substrate for Tactical Environments

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2010

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“…VIA is a next generation cross-layer communications substrate [3] for tactical networks and IM systems. VIA enables applications to adapt and leverage the characteristics of the dynamic communication environment and enables the underlying communications infrastructure to better support application QoS requirements and constraints.…”

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“…Our approach builds upon previous work in QoS management for IM services under the QoS Enabled Dissemination (QED) project [10] and a cross-layer communication substrate [3] that provides airborne networking capabilities for addressing of mobile nodes, bandwidth and bottleneck awareness, and prioritization of information at the application-and packetlevel.…”

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Integrated information and network management for end-to-end Quality of Service

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2011 - MILCOM 2011 Military Communications Conference

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Abstract-Publish-subscribe-based Information Management (IM) services provide a key enabling technology for net-centric operations. This paper describes technology for Quality of Service (QoS) and Internet-Protocol-based Airborne Networking features for IM services. Enhancing IM services with airborne networking features improves effectiveness in combined tactical and enterprise networks with mobile airborne and ground-based embedded platforms interacting with enterprise systems in command and control operations.

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Knowledge sharing framework for cooperative networks

Chawla

Manoj

2012

2012 IEEE International Conference on Advanced Networks and Telecommunciations Systems (ANTS)

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A cross-layer communications substrate for tactical Information Management Systems

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

XLAYER: A Cross-Layer Communications Substrate for Tactical Environments

XLAYER: A Cross-Layer Communications Substrate for Tactical Environments

Integrated information and network management for end-to-end Quality of Service

Knowledge sharing framework for cooperative networks

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