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A Dynamic Resource Allocation Strategy for Satellite Communications

Overview The focus of this paper is dynamic resource allocation algorithms for sharing the limited uplink resources of a future satellite system among many bursty users with varying QoS requirements. The data rates provided to each terminal are selected to differentiate between multiple QoS priority levels, provide fairness, and to maximize system capacity under time-varying channel conditions and traffic loads. The proposed resource schedulers are compared to alternative approaches and shown to provide dramatic improvements in both the average data rates and delay characteristics experienced by the users.

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Publisher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Date Published
Oct 22, 2008
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Topics
Satellite Communications, Resources Mgmt.

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