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Networking with multi‐service GEO satellites: cross‐layer approaches for bandwidth allocation

Celandroni et al., 2006

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12346597020245436339
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Celandroni N
Davoli F
Ferro E
Gotta A
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International Journal of Satellite Communications and Networking

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Abstract Cross‐layer Radio Resource Management (CL‐RRM) has been recently investigated by quite a few research groups in wireless communications. In the specific satellite‐networking environment, the paper presents an overview of different CL‐RRM …
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