Integrated Resources and QoS Management in DVB-RCS Networks

Combes, Stephane; Goegebeur, Laurent; Sannier, N.; Fitch, Mike; Hernandez, G.; Iuoras, A.; Pirio, Stephane

doi:10.2514/6.2004-3166

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Qos Mapping Over Satellite-independent Service Access Point1

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“…Reference [20] also provides guidelines and architectural details. In particular, in [17]- [19] Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation (DBA) is applied by computing bandwidth requests for each Earth station's DiffServ queue, which are passed to a centralized scheduler, typically residing in a Master Control Station (MCS).…”

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Resource Management and Network Layer

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Resource Management in Satellite Networks

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Resource Allocation in Satellite Networks—From Physical to Virtualized Network Functions

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Study of the CAC mechanisms for Telecommunications Systems with adaptive links according to propagation conditions

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This paper presents the framework and the activities of a PhD research work in progress supported by Alcatel Alenia Space in collaboration with TeSA and SUPAERO. It deals with Connection Admission Control (CAC) for Telecommunications Systems with adaptive links according to propagation conditions. Indeed, in high frequency bands communications, deep fadings may occur because of atmospheric propagation losses. The mitigation techniques used to counteract fades impacts the system capacity, therefore the CAC mechanism. The CAC which only uses current capacity information may lead to intolerable dropping of admitted connection, and thus breaches the QoS guarantees made upon connection acceptance. New CAC mechanisms shall be studied to take into account the capacity variation and the mitigation techniques (IFMT) developed to compensate the attenuation in Ka and above frequency range. I. CONTEXT

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Integrated Resources and QoS Management in DVB-RCS Networks

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Resource Management and Network Layer

Resource Management and Network Layer

Resource Allocation in Satellite Networks—From Physical to Virtualized Network Functions

Study of the CAC mechanisms for Telecommunications Systems with adaptive links according to propagation conditions

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