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Cross‐layer protocol optimization for satellite communications networks: A survey

Giambene et al., 2006

Document ID: 4577203505120039828
Author: Giambene G; Kota S
Publication year: 2006
Publication venue: International Journal of Satellite Communications and Networking

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Satellite links are expected to be one important component of the next‐generation Internet. New satellite system architectures are being envisaged to be fully IP based and support digital video broadcasting and return channel protocols (eg DVB‐S, DVB‐S2 and DVB …

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