Routing Consideration for Satellite Constellation Network
draft-jiang-tvr-sat-routing-consideration-01
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| Authors | Tianji Jiang , Peng Liu | ||
| Last updated | 2025-01-04 (Latest revision 2024-07-03) | ||
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Abstract
The 3GPP has done tremendous work to either standardize or study various types of wireless services that would depend on a satellite constellation network. While the ISLs, or Inter-Satellite Links, along with the routing scheme(s) over them are critical to help fullfil the satellite services, the 3GPP considers them out-of-scope. This leaves somewhat significant work to be explored in the IETF domain. This draft stems from the latest 3GPP satellite use cases, and lands on summarizing the restrictions & challenges in term of satellite-based routing. Based on some unique & advantageous characteristics associated with satellite movement, the draft raises briefly the general design principles and possible algorithms for the integrated NTN+TN routing, while leaves the implementation details for further expansion.
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