空军超高频卫星通信DAMA系统概念

J. M. Gutwein, P. Engels, R. Kung, C. Scondras, Maj W. Fibranz
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空军对超高频(UHF)卫星通信(SATCOM)服务日益增长的需求将需要改进控制和资源利用。通过使用具有需求分配协议的时分多址(TDMA)系统,卫星通信可以扩展到更多的网络和更大的用户群体。本文描述了一种需求分配多址(DAMA)系统,该系统适用于不包括在单一综合作战计划(SIOP)中的用户,这些用户必须共享由国防部(DoD)管理的超高频卫星通信资源。该概念将满足空军非siop用户的需求,并适用于具有类似要求的所有国防部社区。拟议的DAMA概念要求创建国防部三军种主控制器和独立但功能相似的军种控制器,以管理分配给每个军种的卫星资源。操作原则是为每个服务分配自主管理的一部分卫星容量。主控制器根据预期流量需求和卫星容量需求的变化在业务控制器之间分配卫星容量。
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Air Force UHF SATCOM DAMA System Concept
Increasing demands for ultra high frequency (UHF) satellite communications (SATCOM) service within the Air Force will require improved control and resource utilization. Satellite communications may be extended to more nets and to larger user communities through the use of time division multiple access (TDMA) systems with demand assignment protocols. This paper describes a demand assignment multiple access (DAMA) system applicable to users not included in the Single Integrated Operations Plan (SIOP) who must share UHF SATCOM resources managed by the Department of Defense (DoD). The concept will serve Air Force non-SIOP user needs and applies to all DoD communities with similar requirements. The proposed DAMA concept calls for creation of a DoD tri-Service master controller and separate but functionally similar Service controllers to manage satellite resources assigned to each Service. The operating principle is that each Service is assigned a portion of satellite capacity that is autonomously managed. The master controller allocates satellite capacity among the Service controllers according to changes in anticipated traffic demand and satellite capacity requirements.
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