Network engineering/systems engineering system for mobile satellite communication system
AssigneeAMSC Subsidiary Corporation
InventorsMichael E. Threadgill, ShihChao Lin
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AssigneeAMSC Subsidiary Corporation
InventorsMichael E. Threadgill, ShihChao Lin
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A mobile satellite system includes at least one satellite and at least one network engineering/systems engineering (NE/SE) system. The NE/SE system performs at least one of the processes of comparing expected traffic loads with capability and availability of space and ground resources in the mobile satellite system; formulating tactical plans to maximize available resources of the at least one satellite, and producing frequency plans for different geographical regions; performing the processes of defining contingency plans for failure situations, including failure in the at least one satellite or a ground-based equipment outage; configuring the mobile satellite system including logical resources and physical components; and configuring communication paths to external organizations operatively connected to the mobile satellite system.
A mobile satellite system having at least one satellite therein in operative communication with at least one mobile earth terminal (MET), comprising:
In a mobile satellite system having at least one satellite, a method of engineering the mobile satellite system, comprising the steps of:
In a mobile satellite system including at least one satellite, at least one network operations controller (NOC) managing and controlling the resources of the mobile satellite system and the at least one satellite, and at least one network engineering/systems engineering (NE/SE) system operatively connected to the NOC, said NE/SE system performing the following sequential or nonsequential processes:
In a mobile satellite system including at least one satellite and at least one network engineering/systems engineering (NE/SE) system, said NE/SE system performing the following sequential or nonsequential processes of comparing expected traffic loads with the capability and availability of space and ground resources in the mobile satellite system;
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