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Satellite and terrestrial hybrid networks

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Contents:

Chapter 1 Satellite and terrestrial hybrid networks
1.1 Designing satellite and terrestrial hybrid networks
1.2 Hybrid scenarios
1.3 Case study: loose coupling integration
1.4 Conclusion

Chapter 2 Quality of service on next- generation terrestrial networks
2.1 IETF approach
2.2 ITU-NGN approach
2.3 Conclusion

Chapter 3 Quality of service in DVB-S/RCS satellite networks
3.1 Bi- directional satellite access systems
3.2 The DVB-S standard and the IP support
3.3 The DVB-S2 standard
3.4 The DVB-RCS standard
3.5 DVB-RCS2
3.6 QoS architecture in DVB-S/RCS satellite access networks
3.7 Conclusion

Chapter 4
4.1 IMS architecture
4.2 IMS QoS architecture
4.3 IMS QoS signaling
4.4 Inclusion of IMS QoS in the satellite segment
4.5 Toward a unified next-generation network
4.6 SATSIX project
4.7 Conclusion

Chapter 5 Inter-system mobility
5.1 Introduction
5.2 The taxonomy of mobility
5.3 The taxonomy of mobility
5.4 Protocols for mobility management
5.5 Implementation of mobility solutions in hybrid systems
5.6 SIP for mobility management and QoS
5.7 Evaluation of mobility solutions in a simulated DVB-S2/RCS architecture
5.8 Conclusion

Chapter 6 The transport layer in hybrid networks
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Performance enhancing proxies
6.3 TCP evolutions
6.4 TCP performance in a geostationary network
6.5 TCP in a hybrid context
6.6 General conclusion

Conclusion
Bibliography
Index

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Series Title

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Call Number

621.382 BER s

Publisher

New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons., 2015

Collation

xxi, 242 hal.; ilus.; 24 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781848215412

Classification

621.382

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Media Type

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Carrier Type

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Edition

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Subject(s)

Telekomunikasi
Signal Processing
Sinyal, Teori (Telekomunikasi)
Radio -- Receivers and reception

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Statement of Responsibility

Pascal Berthou, et al

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