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Network protocol architectures for future deep-space internetworking
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In the next two decades, humans are going to experience a grand age of deep-space exploration, especially in Mars and Lunar spaces. These relatively frequent and long-term activities provide the opportunity, and at the same time, demands the necessity for a true interplanetary network as an essential infrastructure for future deep-space exploration. In this study, we try to provide a picture and a perspective in the current network protocol architectures for future deep-space internetworking. We first investigate the recent technical advances for deep-space internetworking and the challenges to their network protocol architecture. Detailed technical characteristics of three effective network protocol architectures are presented. A special focus is casted on delay tolerant networking (DTN), which is a dedicated network protocol architecture for deep-space internetworking. Finally, several open questions in DTN for future deep-space internetworking are proposed for further study.
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network protocol architecture
deep-space internetworking
deep-space communications
space internetworking
delay-tolerant networking
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