A network architecture for a geostationary communication satellite

William D. Ivancic; Mary Jo Shalkhauser; Jorge A. Quintana

doi:10.1109/35.295950

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A network architecture for a geostationary communication satellite

William D. Ivancic Mary Jo Shalkhauser Jorge A. Quintana

Year: 1994 Journal: IEEE Communications Magazine Vol: 32 (7)Pages: 72-84 Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

DOI: 10.1109/35.295950

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Abstract

An M-VSAT communication system envisioned by NASA would provide low data rate, direct-to-the-user communications services for interactive data, voice, facsimile, and video conferencing. Such a system would enhance current communications services and enable new services.< >

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Facsimile Computer science Communications satellite Geostationary orbit Computer network Telecommunications Videoconferencing Communications system Telecommunications network Satellite Multimedia

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