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Proceedings Article | 29 August 2001 Paper

Multiplexing time-critical data over tactical subnetworks of low bandwidth

Peter Sevenich

Proceedings Volume 4396, (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.438314

KEYWORDS: Multiplexing, Internet, Forward error correction, Satellites, Data communications, Global system for mobile communications, Standards development, Operating systems, Local area networks, Environmental sensing

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Current tactical communication networks consist of subnetworks of different types. Therefore a common network protocol has to be used for the transmission of data in such a heterogeneous network. Since some time there is the need for multiplexed transmission of time-critical and conventional data within a heterogeneous network. In this paper we discuss the problem of multiplexed transmission of time-critical and of conventional data using a common standardized network protocol. Most of the tactical subnetworks are of low or medium transmission speed and guarantee a fixed transmission bandwidth at the access point. A mechanism is described which transmits time-critical data in such a type of subnetwork using a connectionless transport and a connectionless network protocol. The current transmission of conventional data using a connection oriented transport protocol and the same connectionless network protocol is assumed to be of lower priority, it is scheduled in a way to fill the remaining capacity, which has not been reserved for the transmission of time-critical data. Satellite- as well as HF-links are taken into account.

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