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Issues for the integration of satellite and terrestrial cellular networks for mobile communications
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November 1991

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F.Delli Priscoli

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R. Menolascino

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F. Settimo

Satellite and terrestrial cellular systems naturally complement each other for land mobile communications, even though the present systems have been developed independently. The main advantages of the integrated system are a faster wide area coverage, a better management of traffic overload, an extension to geographical areas not covered by the terrestrial network and, in perspective, the provision of only one integrated system for all mobile communications (Land/Aeronautical/Maritime). To achieve these goals, as far as possible the same protocols of the terrestrial network should be used also for the satellite network. This paper discusses the main issues arising from the requirements of the integrated system, illustrates some preliminary results and presents possible improvements for the technical solutions.

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... [16] , to the development of intra-building megabit LANs [15] [139] . Satellite communications were also in focus with the proposals for providing messaging and low bandwidth data services to remote communities or defence forces [28] [29] [97] [156] . Research was being carried out into the creation of efficient protocols for data transfer over radio links. ...

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The Interconnection of Tactical Packet Radio Networks and BISDN
Issues for the integration of satellite and terrestrial cellular networks for mobile communications
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  • November 1991