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Future space networks: Toward the next giant leap for humankind

Abdelsadek et al., 2022

Document ID
3016204216087428947
Author
Abdelsadek M
Chaudhry A
Darwish T
Erdogan E
Karabulut-Kurt G
Madoery P
Yahia O
Yanikomeroglu H
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Communications

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Due to the unprecedented advances in satellite fabrication and deployment, innovative communications and networking technologies, ambitious space projects and programs, and the resurgence of interest in satellite networks, there is a need to redefine space networks …
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