Titlebook: Broadband Satellite Communications for Internet Access; Sastri L. Kota,Kaveh Pahlavan,Pentti Leppanen Book 2004 Springer Science+Business

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Interactive Multimedia over Satellite of Internet access for residential users, service providers have recognized the great opportunity in broadband residential and enterprise markets. In the first chapter, we provided an overview of broadband access technologies including cable, xDSL, satellite, and broadband wireless. Recently, the b

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Performance Analysis of TCP over Satellite ATMransporting TCP over satellite with onboard ATM switch. These design options include: (a) end system policies — Vanilla TCP, Selective ACK, Fast Retransmit, and Recovery (b) buffer management — Early Packet Discard (EPD), Tail Drop, per-VC accounting (c) feedback control—explicit rate, end-to-end, h

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Research Design, Materials and Methodsone network called NSFNET. Another significant evolution of hypermedia software interface to the Internet, called World Wide Web (WWW) (1991) made the Internet extremely popular. In 1997, various Internet service providers (ISPs) reported traffic growth on Internet at the rate of 10–20% per month. E

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-87556-5 access network QoS functions, mobile QoS followed by system availability considerations are described. This chapter provides the necessary background for conducting performance simulation to identify the critical parameters for implementation of satellite IP and/or satellite ATM networks. Some of t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11600-3lities. Bandwidth allocation is a challenge for Digital Video Broadcasting — Return Channel via Satellite (DVB-RCS) networks. A Combined Free Demand Assignment Multiple Access (CF-DAMA) scheme and its performance for DVB-RCS system are described.

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Overview of Broadband Satellite Networksone network called NSFNET. Another significant evolution of hypermedia software interface to the Internet, called World Wide Web (WWW) (1991) made the Internet extremely popular. In 1997, various Internet service providers (ISPs) reported traffic growth on Internet at the rate of 10–20% per month. E