Design and Implementation of Open Optical Satellite Network Emulation Platform (OOSN-EP) Based on Distributed Multi-Node System

Jipu, Li; Hua, Nan; Zhao, Chen; Zhu, Kangqi; Li, Yanhe; Zheng, Xiaoping

doi:10.1364/oecc.2021.js2a.7

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“…Commonly used astrodynamics simulators include the Systems Tool Kit (STK) and NASA GMAT. STK is more popular in the surveyed studies and has been used in [23], [43]- [49]. STK is useful for simulating various link-level performance metrics, based on physics-based satellite propagation models, path loss models, and antenna and transceiver models in the physical layer.…”

Section: ) Astrodynamics Simulatormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Integrated with MATLAB, Simulink is further used for system-level design and verification. MATLAB already has many ready-to-use toolboxes for simulating satellite communication systems, e.g., the Constellation Toolbox 21 , CubeSat 22 and Orbitus ED 23 . The Communications Toolbox 24 can also be used to simulate a satellite link 25 .…”

Section: ) Programming Languages and Platformsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…[22] 10 − 99 OOSN-EP [23], OpenSatNet [57], [47], [44], FLo-RaSat [72] 100 − 999 [45], [48], [49] ≥ 1000 STK, LSNS [71], Hypatia [55], SILLEO-SCNS [69], Celestial [58], [53], Stargaze [81]…”

Section: Supported Satellite Number Rangementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Optical Satellite Network Emulation Platform (OOSN-EP) [23] supports the time-varying topology and propagation delay, all-optical fine-grid time-slice switching in the transport plane and dynamic network control functions. OOSN-EP is based on a distributed multi-node network and an optical switch node, e.g., microcomputers or desktops.…”

Section: ) Optical Satellite-oriented Simulatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Network Simulators for Satellite-Terrestrial Integrated Networks: A Survey

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Zhan,

Xiao

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IEEE Access

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Satellite-terrestrial integrated networks have been proposed as a promising solution to provide global seamless coverage in next-generation communication networks. To enable the integration of satellite and terrestrial networks, network simulation is a fundamental and economically efficient step compared to the high cost of field trial and real-world system deployment. Simulation challenges arise with the fast growth of LEO mega-constellations, including frequent re-connection and handover, long satellite transmission delay, high dynamics of satellite network topologies, and the integration of heterogeneous infrastructures. More requirements emerge for satellite-terrestrial integrated simulation, including fidelity, scalability, extensibility, agility, and real-time. However, there is a lack of a state-of-the-art review for relevant simulators. To the best of our knowledge, this paper is the most comprehensive and latest survey that covers network simulators for satellite-terrestrial integrated networks, with all or partial simulation functionalities for satellite orbit simulation, physical layer modeling, and network protocols and algorithms. Compared with existing surveys, this survey contributes from three aspects: (1) an up-to-date collection and a comprehensive taxonomy of simulation tools in the past decade; (2) a summary of the main requirements and challenges; and (3) an inspiring summary for new research opportunities and publicly available simulation tools for follow-up research.

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Section: ) Astrodynamics Simulatormentioning

confidence: 99%