DCSM Protocol for Content Transfer in Deep Space Network
Rojina Adhikary, John N. Daigle, Lei Cao

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel space-to-earth content transfer protocol that combines advanced coding and real-time channel prediction to significantly improve file transfer rates from space vehicles.
Contribution
The paper presents a new protocol integrating turbo codes, RaptorQ codes, and dynamic rate adaptation based on channel prediction for deep space communication.
Findings
Achieves approximately 20% higher transfer rates.
Utilizes a practical SNR prediction model for adaptive coding.
Demonstrates improved transfer efficiency through simulations.
Abstract
To maximize file transfer from space vehicles to the Earth, we propose a new space-to-earth content transfer protocol that combines turbo codes, RaptorQ codes, real-time channel prediction, and dynamic code-rate selection. The protocol features a practical signal-to-noise ratio prediction model that facilitates periodic adjustment of the turbo encoder to achieve adaptive rate transmission. Our simulation results indicate that an increase of about 20% in file transfer rate is achievable using the proposed protocol.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Wireless Communication Techniques · Wireless Communication Networks Research · Algorithms and Data Compression
