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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Airborne Networks"”.

  1. A Mesh Architecture for Robust Packet Delivery in Airborne Networks

    As a special subset of ad hoc networks, airborne networks aim to provide efficient network access for airborne and ground assets in a tactical environment. Conventional ad hoc routing protocols face some difficulties in such networks. First, significant overhead may be generated due to the high …

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  2. High Probability of Hiding (HPH) and Quality of Autonomy (QoA) Orientated 3D Transformative Intelligent Routing for Airborne Networks

    Airborne networks (ANs), such as networks of aircraft or flying drones, are finding use in various applications. Research on ANs is performed in this article from a communication protocol design perspective. Multiple flying objects with same or similar tasks generally form a flocking network where …

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  3. Modeling and evaluation of aerial layer communications system architectures

    Airborne networks are being developed to provide communications services in order to augment space-based and terrestrial communications systems. These airborne networks must provide point to point wireless communications capabilities between aircraft and to ground-based users. Architecting airborne

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  4. Design and Performance Analysis of an Aeronautical Routing Protocol with Ground Station Updates

    … routing protocol developed for highly dynamic airborne networks. It works in conjunction with the aeronautical network protocol (AeroNP). AeroRP is a multi-modal protocol that operates in different modes depending on the mission requirements. Ground station (GS) update mode is an AeroRP mode in …

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  5. Doppler channel emulation of high-bandwidth signals

    The Airborne Networks Group at MIT Lincoln Laboratory has funded the construction of a channel emulator capable of applying, in real-time, environmental models to communications equipment in order to test the robustness of new wireless communications algorithms in development. Specific design goals …

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