Ubiquitous and Multifunctional Mobile Satellite all-IP over DVB-S Networking Technology 4G with Radically Distributed Architecture for RRD Regions

Markhasin, Alexander

doi:10.1109/iwssc.2007.4409398

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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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“…An integration of the mobile satellite and terrestrial satellite-based wireless & mobile communications 4G is particularly important for global providing of the mobile broadband access to Internet, many m-Applications, multimedia VoIP, and other telecom services for geographically dispersed mass users in support of anytime, anywhere, and any required quality of service (QoS) capabilities in a low-cost way [1][2][3]. Thus, the convergence of hybrid satellite DVB-RCS broadcasting/multicasting systems side by side with terrestrial satellite-based broadband wireless 4G WiMAX becomes the most perspective networking technology for BRIC and other countries with many remote, rural, and difficult for access (RRD) sparsely populates territories [2][3][4].…”

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“…Thus, the convergence of hybrid satellite DVB-RCS broadcasting/multicasting systems side by side with terrestrial satellite-based broadband wireless 4G WiMAX becomes the most perspective networking technology for BRIC and other countries with many remote, rural, and difficult for access (RRD) sparsely populates territories [2][3][4].…”

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“…In [2,9] was proposed the low-cost, radically distributed (grid-like), and fully mesh satellite DVB-RCS/MFMAC networking technology adapted for RRD conditions. The proposal was based on the distributed multifunctional medium access control technology (MFMAC) implemented over a multipoint-to-multipoint (MPMP) mode's return channel via transparent satellite (RCS-T).…”

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“…The proposal was based on the distributed multifunctional medium access control technology (MFMAC) implemented over a multipoint-to-multipoint (MPMP) mode's return channel via transparent satellite (RCS-T). The main improvement's impact of the MFMAC technology for RRD-oriented RSC-T includes also a fully distributed dynamical ("on-the-fly") control of bandwidth resources, traffic parameters, soft quality of service (QoS), and also a push of MFMAC-based next generations of wireless asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technologies [2].…”

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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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USTLD mapper design for APSK constellations over satellite links

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Space‐time block code (STBC)–based multiple‐input–multiple‐output techniques have been considered recently to enhance the performance of mobile satellite communication systems in terms of link reliability. Uncoded space‐time labelling diversity (USTLD) is a diversity technique that is a direct extension of the STBC system and further improves its performance. A USTLD system is proposed in this paper that is designed specifically for satellite to mobile station links. The circular M‐ary Amplitude Phase‐Shift Keying (MAPSK) constellation, which is adopted by the most recent satellite broadcasting standard Digital Video Broadcasting standard for nonlinear satellite links (DVB‐S2X), is applied to the USTLD system. The most critical aspect of developing a USTLD system is the design of the secondary mapper to achieve labelling diversity. Existing square M‐ary Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (MQAM) approaches to USTLD mapper design are adapted for appropriate 16APSK and 64APSK constellations from the DVB‐S2X standard. Various metrics are derived to quantitatively compare mapper designs for a Nakagami‐q fading channel. Theoretical results, verified by Monte Carlo simulations, show that the best of the MAPSK USTLD mappers considered achieve a gain of approximately 4 dB for 16APSK and 5 dB for 64APSK when compared to the Alamouti STBC system. Furthermore, a study is conducted to analytically compare USTLD mappers using the derived metrics for both MQAM and MAPSK. It is concluded that a two‐stage approach is the most accurate methodology for comparing USTLD mapper designs.

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Performance modeling and optimization of flexible QoS-guaranteed multifunctional MAC for rural profitable ubiquitous 5G IoT/M2M systems

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Ubiquitous and Multifunctional Mobile Satellite all-IP over DVB-S Networking Technology 4G with Radically Distributed Architecture for RRD Regions

Cited by 9 publications

References 13 publications

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

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

USTLD mapper design for APSK constellations over satellite links

Performance modeling and optimization of flexible QoS-guaranteed multifunctional MAC for rural profitable ubiquitous 5G IoT/M2M systems

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