Network design for survivable military satellite communication.
networkdesignfor00juwo.pdf (2.585Mb)Abstract
The survivability criterion of a communication network
consisting of satellite and terrestrial radio links, is
defined as a number "m" of node-disjoint paths between any
node and the ground satellite terminal, assuming that the
terminals and the satellite links are highly invulnerable.
In this thesis, an heuristic method for finding the
required number and the locations of satellite ground terminals
and designing a low cost terrestrial network satisfying
a prespecified survivability criterion in an area with a
specific geographical condition is presented.
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