论文信息 - Multimedia network architecture for military applications

Multimedia network architecture for military applications

We present a two-tiered network design which supports a diverse traffic mix in mobile military scenarios. The upper tier is the backbone network and the lower tier consists of the end user cells. The performance of the cellular network is evaluated via simulation.

Donald F. Gingras | Stephan K. Lapic

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