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|Title: ||Opportunity-adaptive QoS enhancement in satellite constellations: a case study|
|Authors: ||Tai, A. T.|
Chau, S. N.
Tso, K. S.
Sanders, W. H.
|Issue Date: ||22-Jun-2003 |
|Citation: ||DSN 2003|
San Francisco, CA, USA
|Abstract: ||Systems that are formed by massively distributed mobile resources, such as satellite constellations, often provide mission-critical functions. However, many existing fault tolerance schemes and quality-of-service (QoS) management concepts cannot be applied to those systems in a traditional way, due to the dynamically and continuously changing readiness-to-serve of their mobile resources. In this paper, we describe a case study that investigates a method called opportunity-adaptive QoS enhancement (QAQ).|
|Appears in Collections:||JPL TRS 1992+|
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