Applications and challenges for future airborne ad-hoc communication networks in ORP airspaces using the L-Band
Data communication is an essential part of today’s air traffic operations, enabling more flexible routing of aircraft leading to increased airspace capacity. While older generations of data link technology approach their technological limits, new technologies and approaches are being developed. Besi...
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ftdlr:oai:elib.dlr.de:201899 2024-05-19T07:45:04+00:00 Applications and challenges for future airborne ad-hoc communication networks in ORP airspaces using the L-Band Hillebrecht, Alexander Marks, Tobias Bellido-Manganell, Miguel Angel 2023-09-21 application/pdf https://elib.dlr.de/201899/ https://elib.dlr.de/201899/1/AHillebrecht_DLRK_2023.pdf en eng https://elib.dlr.de/201899/1/AHillebrecht_DLRK_2023.pdf Hillebrecht, Alexander und Marks, Tobias und Bellido-Manganell, Miguel Angel (2023) Applications and challenges for future airborne ad-hoc communication networks in ORP airspaces using the L-Band. Deutscher Luft- und Raumfahrtkongress, 2023-09-19 - 2023-09-21, Stuttgart. Flugbetriebskonzepte Konferenzbeitrag NonPeerReviewed 2023 ftdlr 2024-04-25T01:11:02Z Data communication is an essential part of today’s air traffic operations, enabling more flexible routing of aircraft leading to increased airspace capacity. While older generations of data link technology approach their technological limits, new technologies and approaches are being developed. Beside satellite communication and high frequency radio, one approach to enable data communication in remote, polar and oceanic airspaces such as the North Atlantic, is the establishment of aeronautical ad-hoc networks (AANETs). Such networks are built up by direct data links between the aircraft which are acting as communication nodes, while ground connectivity is provided through dedicated gateway aircraft that are connected to ground stations or satellites. The establishment of AANETs enables new procedures and applications and provides a backup to existing communication infrastructure, resulting in technological and operational requirements and constraints. As the AANET performance is strongly influenced by the current air traffic situation, it is essential to understand these requirements in order to properly design the systems. In our work we analyze applications enabled by AANETs and identify challenges for the design and development of the communication technology. Conference Object North Atlantic German Aerospace Center: elib - DLR electronic library |
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Data communication is an essential part of today’s air traffic operations, enabling more flexible routing of aircraft leading to increased airspace capacity. While older generations of data link technology approach their technological limits, new technologies and approaches are being developed. Beside satellite communication and high frequency radio, one approach to enable data communication in remote, polar and oceanic airspaces such as the North Atlantic, is the establishment of aeronautical ad-hoc networks (AANETs). Such networks are built up by direct data links between the aircraft which are acting as communication nodes, while ground connectivity is provided through dedicated gateway aircraft that are connected to ground stations or satellites. The establishment of AANETs enables new procedures and applications and provides a backup to existing communication infrastructure, resulting in technological and operational requirements and constraints. As the AANET performance is strongly influenced by the current air traffic situation, it is essential to understand these requirements in order to properly design the systems. In our work we analyze applications enabled by AANETs and identify challenges for the design and development of the communication technology. |
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Applications and challenges for future airborne ad-hoc communication networks in ORP airspaces using the L-Band |
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Applications and challenges for future airborne ad-hoc communication networks in ORP airspaces using the L-Band |
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https://elib.dlr.de/201899/1/AHillebrecht_DLRK_2023.pdf Hillebrecht, Alexander und Marks, Tobias und Bellido-Manganell, Miguel Angel (2023) Applications and challenges for future airborne ad-hoc communication networks in ORP airspaces using the L-Band. Deutscher Luft- und Raumfahrtkongress, 2023-09-19 - 2023-09-21, Stuttgart. |
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