In this paper, we present our work in designing and implementing a LEO satellite constellation simulation model1 within OMNeT++ and INET, which is validated by comparing the results with existing work. Our model builds upon the fundamentals of the Open Source Satellite Simulator (OS3), which was ported to INET 4.3. We describe how the model was integrated on top of the INET and ported OS3 Framework. We then experiment with the simulation model to demonstrate its viability in simulating LEO satellite constellations. This involved simulating both outdated and more recent satellite constellations, using FCC filing information, to validate latency results
The importance of satellite systems for telecommunications continues to increase. As there are new l...
For the need of the mobile satellite system, this thesis studies how satellites are used for mobile...
International audienceDirect-to-Satellite-IoT (DtS-IoT) is a promising approach for data transfer to...
Large, low Earth orbit, broadband satellite networks have recently become a growing area of research...
Space scientific missions are becoming more complex demanding to handle a huge amount of data. In a ...
Mega-LEO satellite constellations are becoming a concrete reality. Companies such as SpaceX, Virgin ...
In this work we discuss the utilization of micro-satellite constellations as effective infrastructur...
Near-earth spacecraft are considered to be very LEO satellites. The commercial constellations to be ...
Distributed applications deployed on LEO satellites and ground stations require substantial communic...
The Internet is going through a massive infrastructural revolution with the advent of low-flying sat...
Various issues associated with assessing emerging networks to support future NASA space operations a...
Small satellites have become mainstream. New ventures are deploying constellations of small satellit...
As the new space revolution is being led by several operators of large Low Earth Orbit satellite con...
A real-time simulation study for the evaluation of traffic flow in low earth orbit (LEO) satellite c...
As the whole space segment of satellites in low Earth orbits (LEO) grows, simulations of positioning...
The importance of satellite systems for telecommunications continues to increase. As there are new l...
For the need of the mobile satellite system, this thesis studies how satellites are used for mobile...
International audienceDirect-to-Satellite-IoT (DtS-IoT) is a promising approach for data transfer to...
Large, low Earth orbit, broadband satellite networks have recently become a growing area of research...
Space scientific missions are becoming more complex demanding to handle a huge amount of data. In a ...
Mega-LEO satellite constellations are becoming a concrete reality. Companies such as SpaceX, Virgin ...
In this work we discuss the utilization of micro-satellite constellations as effective infrastructur...
Near-earth spacecraft are considered to be very LEO satellites. The commercial constellations to be ...
Distributed applications deployed on LEO satellites and ground stations require substantial communic...
The Internet is going through a massive infrastructural revolution with the advent of low-flying sat...
Various issues associated with assessing emerging networks to support future NASA space operations a...
Small satellites have become mainstream. New ventures are deploying constellations of small satellit...
As the new space revolution is being led by several operators of large Low Earth Orbit satellite con...
A real-time simulation study for the evaluation of traffic flow in low earth orbit (LEO) satellite c...
As the whole space segment of satellites in low Earth orbits (LEO) grows, simulations of positioning...
The importance of satellite systems for telecommunications continues to increase. As there are new l...
For the need of the mobile satellite system, this thesis studies how satellites are used for mobile...
International audienceDirect-to-Satellite-IoT (DtS-IoT) is a promising approach for data transfer to...
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