Data muling services over a constellation of aircraft
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| Title | Data muling services over a constellation of aircraft |
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| Summary | Data muling services over a constellation of aircraft |
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| References | 1) “Unmanned Aerial Vehicles as Data Mules: An Experimental Assessment” — Palma, Zolich, Jiang, Johansen, IEEE Access, 2017.
2) “GeoSaW: A Location-Aware Waypoint-Based Routing Protocol for Airborne DTNs in Search and Rescue Scenarios” — Bujari, Calafate, Cano, Manzoni, Palazzi, Ronzani, Sensors (Basel), 2018. |
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| Supervisor | EDISON PIGNATON DE FREITAS |
| Level | Master |
| Status | Open |
A Data Muling service is a method for transferring data between locations that lack a continuous, end-to-end network connection.
The core concept relies on a specialized mobile node, called a data mule, that physically carries data and acts as a mobile relay.
This work aims to analyse the viability of having aircraft as data mules, in a scenario where aircraft may be interconnected by some omnidirectional or directional links.
Work in partnership with AIRBUS Central Research and Technology, Germany.
