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Theoretical and experimental characterization of omnidirectional optical links for free space optical communications

A methodology for evaluating and planning future airborne networks

Energy efficient survivable broadcasting and multicasting in wireless ad hoc networks

COTS communications technologies for DoD applications: challenges and limitations

Transforming legacy network systems for use in the Army Future Force

Military operations in urban terrain: indoor radio frequency propagation prediction methods

Anonymous handshakes in mobile ad hoc networks

Performance evaluation of random access in wireless networks with multiple destinations

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Routing to preserve energy in ad hoc networks subject to jamming

A high performance waveform for military Ka-band satellite communications

Autonomous reconfiguration of backbones in free space optical networks

Blind carrier frequency offset estimation for OFDMA-based wireless networks

ViBES: virtual backbone for energy saving in wireless sensor networks

Obscuration minimization in dynamic free space optical networks through topology control

Multi-layer, mission-aware QoS management techniques for IP applications in a joint battlespace infosphere

Performance comparison of two differential chip detection schemes of DSSS systems

Distributed formation of broadcast transmission schedules for mobile ad hoc networks

Design and evaluation of a region-based ad hoc routing protocol

An analytical framework and implementation architecture for a reconfigurable signal classification system

An integrated routing protocol for wireless sensor networks

Class of functions approach to enterprise communications

DELAR: device/energy/load aware relaying in heterogeneous wireless ad hoc networks

Jamming estimation on block-fading channels

Policy-based mobile ad hoc network management for drama

Unified performance analysis of suboptimum detection methods for multi-h CPM

Fast and resource efficient segment-based failure recovery in WDM optical mesh networks

Universal codes with finite block lengths

Comparison of quantized power-law based intercept receivers

Quality effects of wireless VoIP using security solutions

Maximization of time-to-first-failure for multicasting in wireless networks: optimal solution

IEEE 802.11b/g WLAN tolerance to jamming

Finnish software radio programme and demonstrator

Using key trees for securing military multicast communication

Blind synchronization and sequences identification in CDMA transmissions

On the design of satellite transponder receive chain gain distribution for efficient wideband channel utilization

Experiences integrating NETWARS with the naval simulation system using the high level architecture

Power-law based intercept receiver with nonorthogonal transforms

Arranging multiple-aperture MILSATCOM antennas to meet radio regulations

A dynamic resource allocation strategy for satellite communications

Performance evaluation of transform selective interference suppression

Providing full connectivity in large ad-hoc networks by dynamic placement of aerial platforms

Cognitive radio testbed: further details and testing of a distributed genetic algorithm based cognitive engine for programmable radios

A direct-sequence adaptive array

Multitone acoustic sensor network with mobile access: an experimental testbed

Representing operational architectures into a modeling and environment for analyzing communications architectures

Imlementation of a shared resource model in a tactical radio system

Modulation classification of communication signals

Total weighted squared correlation design of real multicellular CDMA spreading sequences

SPT-based power-efficient topology control for wireless ad hoc networks

Timing and frequency offset estimation in asynchronous multi-user OFDM systems

Filter estimation for multiuser detection with side user information

MOSAIC ad hoc mobility protocol suite (AMPS) enhancements

Taylor series approximation of semi-blind best linear unbiased channel estimates for the general linear model

Application of moving window FDTD to modeling the effects of atmospheric variations and foliage on radio wave propagation over terrain

Validation of channel simulators for mobile user objective system (MUOS)

Improving military operations using low rate wireless personal area networks

Rate of degradation of centralized optimization solutions and its application to high performance domain formation in ad hoc networks

Where did I put that switch? Perspectives in asset management

Towards the capacity of noncoherent orthogonal modulation: BICM-ID for turbo coded NFSK

An integrated approach for IP networking over the wideband gapfiller satellite

A measurement-based approach for multilevel admission of heterogeneous traffic in wireless ad-hoc networks

Notice of Violation of IEEE Publication Principles Resilient adaptive wavelet packet modulation scheme for use in time and frequency selective channels using a best tree search algorithm

Security vulnerabilities assessment of the X.509 protocol by syntax-based testing

Determining network topology using governing dynamics based on nodal and network requirements

Performance of generalized selection diversity combining for both iid and non-iid Rayleigh fading channels

Transparent gateway for delayed intermittent asymmetric wireless networks

Route adaptation in response to changes in network activity in mobile frequency-hop networks

Capacity analysis for large-scale packet-switched wireless networks based on expected value of delay

Channel estimation performance for frequency hopped OFDM using embedded synchronization

The multiband enterprise terminal

Effects of partial-band jamming on space-time coded systems

Coordinated flocking of UAVs for improved connectivity of mobile ground nodes

An EM algorithm for hop timing estimation in FH networks with frequency collisions

Alleviating intra-flow and inter-flow contentions for reliable service in mobile ad hoc networks

Advances in indirect dominant mode rejection adaptive beamforming

Fine-grained, scalable, and secure key management scheme for trusted military message systems

Iteratively decoded space-time trellis codes without channel estimation

Robust collaborative multicast service for airborne command and control environment

Exploiting cooperative diversity for wireless sensor networks using medium access control

Node hibernation protocols for conservation of energy in wireless sensor networks

Designing a net-centric DOD teleport

Potential applications of low complexity non-binary high code rate block turbo codes

A case study in applying QoS adaptation and model-based design to the design-time optimization of signal analyzer applications

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A methodology for evaluating and planning future airborne networks

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Kostas, T.A. Macdonald, T.G.
Copyright Year	2004
Description	Author affiliation: Lincoln Lab., MIT, Lexington, MA, USA (Kostas, T.A.; Macdonald, T.G.)
Abstract	Future military airborne networks is composed of a variety of different aircraft, and each of these aircraft may have a number of different communications options available. As the air force migrates to a single cohesive network, rather than a series of disparate links, it is necessary to determine the best manner in which to interconnect all the different platforms and communications links. In this paper a general methodology for determining the capacity of an airborne network is presented. This methodology applies to almost any airborne network, provides insight into the capabilities of such a network, and can act as a tool for communications planning of the network. It is shown how this methodology can be used to analyze a representative scenario.
Starting Page	1158
Ending Page	1164
File Size	1475945
Page Count	7
File Format	PDF
ISBN	078038847X
DOI	10.1109/MILCOM.2004.1495109
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2004-10-31
Publisher Place	USA
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Subject Keyword	Military aircraft Ad hoc networks Mobile communication Laboratories Military communication Satellite communication Contracts US Government Network topology Blades
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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