Introduction to Internet Protocol Over Satellite (IPoS)
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Introduction to Internet
Protocol Over Satellite
(IPoS)TIA-1008
Sebastian Coe
TSM 601
Professor Bowman
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What is IPoS, and what does it do?
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Background History
IPoS is the colloquial way of referring to Telecommunications
Industry Association Standard (TIA) -1008[1] which is a
proprietary standard developed and implemented by Hughes
Network Systems.
For any “Technical Contribution” to become a standard there
must be extensive initial engineering committee work and
subsequent TIA community review. [2]
It was approved in November 2003[1]
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The Basics
IPoS is a system that allows the use of satellites to
extend the possibilities and range of the largest network
of all, the Internet
It uses space-based transponders as an additional link in
wireless communications
It has “always on” or “occasional” use reliability ratings
over 99.8% which is even higher than that estimated for
fiber optic communications [3]
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The Basics
IPoS works as a kind of mirror in the sky to
relay IP Datagrams sent from one part of the
earth to another.
Think of IPoS as just one more link in the
overall Internet Backbone. It is our cable in the
sky that allows people in diverse locations to be
connected.
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The Basics
Remember, IPoS is just the mechanism that has
been designed to get IP datagrams from one
location to another when satellites are used to
facilitate wireless communications.
This means that IPoS and IP itself can be
worked on and improved independently of each
other.
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Why would anyone want IPoS?
It eliminates geographical barriers that limit traditional
methods of IP datagram transmission such as through
ground based cable and wireless systems.
No need to invest in “expensive terrestrial networks.”
Plus, it is very efficient and allows successful,
simultaneous transmission with other services such as
television. [6]
Audio Footnote, “which is good news for ISPs”
(paraphrased) [6]
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Services?
IPoS allows “single-hop” transmission [6] of
voice, data, and video that have been
encapsulated in IP datagrams
IPoS systems also allow simultaneous
transmission of digital television [6] using
additional transponder capacity. Also radio,
telephone, and non-IP communications services
can be bundled with IPoS
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Summary
IPoS (TIA-1008) was developed by Hughes Network
Systems
It is widely recognized within the telecommunications
community as the medium for transmission of IP
Datagrams
Think of IP and IPoS as two interconnecting highways.
Where one starts another ends and vice-versa
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References
[1] Hughes Network Systems. HNS-30740. January 2004. “IP Over Satellite (IPoS)” October 12,
2008,
http://www.hughes.com/HUGHES/Doc/0/01LKEPT5PQH43D7PP4NMB9195C/IPOSwhitepaper-Jan2004.pdf
[2] Telecommunications Industry Association. Standards Department. 2008. “About Standards”
October 23, 2008. http://www.tiaonline.org/standards/about/index.cfm
[3] Ciber Habitat. Gobierno de Mexico Satelites Mexicanos. 2008. “Sistema Satmex” October 23,
2008 http://ciberhabitat.gob.mx/medios/satelites/mexicanos/satmex.htm
[4] Project MESA. MESA DTR 70.0008v1.5.4 Technical Report. Technical Specifications Group
SYSTEM. April, 2005. “Technologies with Potential Applicability to Project MESA”. October 12,
2008,
http://www.projectmesa.org/ftp/TSG_SYS/SYS07_Boston_2006/SYS07_07_Technologies%20
with%20Potential%20Applicability%20to%20Project%20MESA%20SYS0070008v154.doc
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References
[6] Viinamaki, Jarkko. Department of Electrical Engineering, Helsinki University of
Technology. “IP Over Satellite”. October 12, 2008, http://www.tml.hut.fi/Opinnot/T109.551/2004/reports/ipoversatellite_v3.doc
[7] Working Party 4B. Draft Revision of Recommendation ITU-R S. 1709. 2006
“Technical Characteristics of Air Interfaces of Global Broadband Satellite Systems.”
October 12, 2008, www.catr.cn/itu/itujy/P020061123539714986882.doc
[8] Universidade de Vigo. Recomendación UIT-R S. 1709-1 Cuestion UIT-R 269/4.
2005-2007 “Características técnicas de las interfaces radioeléctricas para sistemas
mundiales de comunicaciones por satélite en banda ancha” October 12, 2008,
http://webs.uvigo.es/servicios/biblioteca/uit/rec/S/R-REC-S.1709-1-200701I!!PDF-S.pdf
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