Routing In Deep-Space Satellite Networks With Lossy Links

V. Maramreddy, O. Amadasun, V. Sarangan, J. Thomas
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Abstract

This paper proposes routing schemes to forward packets in deep space networks with lossy links. The proposed schemes build on the framework proposed by Clare et. al and are sensitive to the energy consumed and link error rates along a satellite link. In the presence of lossy links, it is a common practice in terrestrial networks to retransmit packets lost due to errors. However, it is not clear if such a strategy will be suitable for deep-space networks, since the long propagation delays associated with the satellite links could hinder the data transfer rate. Further, packet re-transmissions also increase the energy load on a satellite, thereby straining their limited energy reserves. This leads to the following question: "Is it worthy to retransmit packets lost due to errors in deep space networks to ensure 100% data reliability or is it sufficient to forward the packets along the path with maximum reliability without any re-transmissions?" In an attempt to answer the above question, we propose two routing schemes and compare their performance through simulations against a vanilla routing scheme in terms of energy consumption, reliability, and throughput.
具有有损链路的深空卫星网络中的路由
提出了一种在深空有损耗网络中转发数据包的路由方案。所提出的方案建立在Clare等人提出的框架之上,并且对卫星链路上的能量消耗和链路错误率敏感。在有损链路存在的情况下,重传由于错误而丢失的数据包是地面网络中常见的做法。然而,目前尚不清楚这种策略是否适用于深空网络,因为与卫星链路相关的长传播延迟可能会阻碍数据传输速率。此外,分组重传也增加了卫星的能量负荷,从而使其有限的能量储备紧张。这就引出了以下问题:“是否值得在深空网络中重新传输由于错误而丢失的数据包以确保100%的数据可靠性,或者沿着最大可靠性的路径转发数据包而不进行任何重新传输就足够了?”为了回答上述问题,我们提出了两种路由方案,并通过仿真比较了它们在能耗、可靠性和吞吐量方面与普通路由方案的性能。
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