Inter-network interoperability for heterogeneous networks at the tactical edge

2020 Military Communications and Information Systems Conference (MilCIS) Pub Date : 2020-11-10 DOI:10.1109/MilCIS49828.2020.9282382

M. Hauge, T. M. Mjelde, A.C.G. Holtzer, F. Drijver, R. I. Velt, A. Hegland, Erik Ørbekk, C. Barz, J. Kirchhoff, H. Rogge

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Combining several mobile networks in order to build a federated network at the tactical edge is a challenge because of the high degree of mobility and limited data capacity available in these networks. Providing the different partners in a coalition with direct connectivity at the tactical edge can be beneficial since it allows for better cooperation between capabilities from multiple nations and shortens reaction times compared to traditional hierarchical communication models. This paper describes an experiment performed at the Coalition Warrior Interoperability eXercise (CWIX) 2019 with a Depth First Search (DFS) routing protocol that can be used as an inter-network routing protocol to build a federated network. Norway, the Netherlands and Germany participated in proof of concept tests of the routing protocol that showed that the protocol was functionally able to provide connectivity in all the selected use-cases. The results of the tests will be input to discussions regarding future spirals for the Federated Mission Networking (FMN) specifications.

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战术边缘异构网络的网络间互操作性

由于这些网络的高度移动性和有限的可用数据容量，将多个移动网络组合在一起以在战术边缘构建联合网络是一项挑战。为联盟中的不同伙伴提供在战术边缘的直接连接可能是有益的，因为它允许多个国家的能力之间更好的合作，并且与传统的分层通信模型相比缩短了反应时间。本文描述了在2019年联盟战士互操作性演习(CWIX)中使用深度优先搜索(DFS)路由协议进行的一项实验，该路由协议可用作网络间路由协议来构建联邦网络。挪威、荷兰和德国参加了路由协议的概念验证测试，测试结果表明，该协议在功能上能够在所有选定的用例中提供连接。测试结果将用于讨论联邦任务网络(FMN)规范的未来螺旋。

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