Scalability and Development of Space Networks

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Electrical and Electronic
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Case Western Reserve University,
Network,
Networking,
Scalability
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Case Western Reserve University

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Overview: This paper in general deals with the future space networks that could leverage on high-readiness terrestrial technology and reveals that Terrestrial networks have been designed and built with a primary concern for scalability. The white paper focuses on conducting an assessment of the scalability paradigm in terrestrial network design, secondly conducting an assessment of future scalability needs for space networks, and identifying gaps between space needs and terrestrial approaches. In conclusion, the paper derives implications for potential lifecycle steps during a spiral development process.

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Format: PDF | Size: 36KB | Date: Nov 2004 | Pages: 2

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