Keywords: satellite network, simulation modeling, maintenance algorithm, probability of losses, frequency resource
Simulation model of call service in a satellite network with consideration to frequency resource utilization
UDC 621.391, 004.94, 519.876.5
DOI: 10.26102/2310-6018/2023.43.4.014
The paper considers a simulation model of a multiservice satellite network. The network under review provides services for voice and data transmission. Depending on the subscriber equipment, interference environment and location of satellite systems, the requirements for the queried frequency resources of the network are adjusted, and the capabilities of the spacecraft payload to allocate a given bandwidth are determined. This study takes into account the processes of resource frequency allocation for each call when developing a simulation model. Due to the high complexity of call processing in satellite networks, various types of modeling are used to assess their characteristics at various stages of development and design. At the same time, the analytical representation of the processes occurring in such networks is associated with some difficulties. In this paper, simulation modeling is used in the GPSS Studio environment, and the main goal is to develop algorithms for modeling the processes of connection establishing and transmitting information in a satellite network and evaluating the probabilistic and time characteristics of this network using the algorithm developed. The software implementation of the algorithm has demonstrated the capabilities of GPSS Studio and allowed us to obtain results for estimating the probability of call losses in various parts of the network. The findings can be used both in the analysis of existing satellite networks and in the design and development of new technologies of the networks under review.
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Keywords: satellite network, simulation modeling, maintenance algorithm, probability of losses, frequency resource
For citation: Ponomarev D.Y., Demicheva A.A., Gaipov K.E. Simulation model of call service in a satellite network with consideration to frequency resource utilization. Modeling, Optimization and Information Technology. 2023;11(4). URL: https://moitvivt.ru/ru/journal/pdf?id=1453 DOI: 10.26102/2310-6018/2023.43.4.014 (In Russ).
Received 09.10.2023
Revised 31.10.2023
Accepted 22.11.2023
Published 31.12.2023