An Approach to Transmission Performance Evaluation for Satellite Systems Adopting Non-Geostationary Constellations

Giovanni Emanuele Corazza; Francesco Vatalaro

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In this paper we illustrate an approach suitable for the transmission performance evaluation for satellite systems adopting non-geostationary orbit constellation. Main elements in the analysis and design of such systems and stem from satellite mobility and multi-spot coverage per satellite.

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