NASA NTRS ยท 20040079391
Spacecraft Will Communicate "on the Fly"
Abstract
As NASA probes deeper into space, the distance between sensor and scientist increases, as does the time delay. NASA needs to close that gap, while integrating more spacecraft types and missions-from near-Earth orbit to deep space. To speed and integrate communications from space missions to scientists on Earth and back again. NASA needs a comprehensive, high-performance communications network. To this end, the CICT Programs Space Communications (SC) Project is providing technologies for building the Space Internet which will consist of large backbone network, mid-size access networks linked to the backbones, and smaller, ad-hoc network linked to the access network. A key component will be mobile, wireless networks for spacecraft flying in different configurations.
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Laufenberg, Lawrence. 2003-10-27. Spacecraft Will Communicate "on the Fly". https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040079391
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