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Connection management for broadband mobile satellite systems

Connection management for broadband mobile satellite systems

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A novel radio connection management scheme for QoS-provisioning transport of ATM traffic over a broadband satellite link is presented. The new scheme effectively manages the air interface connections via separation of connection types, establishing QoS-based connections and deploying an efficient communication mapping and lateral scheme. The scheme optimises in respect of cell loss rate for individual services and minimises bandwidth. Evaluation of the scheme is presented for a GEO multimedia satellite system.

Inspec keywords: telecommunication network management; access protocols; broadband networks; multimedia communication; mobile satellite communication; asynchronous transfer mode; satellite links; quality of service; packet radio networks

Other keywords: cell loss rate; medium access control protocol; broadband satellite link; bandwidth minimisation; GEO multimedia satellite system; QoS-provisioning; QoS-based connections; lateral scheme; logic link protocol; connection types; radio connection management; air interface connections; efficient communication mapping; ATM traffic transport; broadband mobile satellite systems

Subjects: Protocols; Mobile radio systems; Network management; Multimedia communications; Satellite communication systems

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