Evolving military broadband wireless communication systems: WiMAX, LTE and WLAN

2016 International Conference on Military Communications and Information Systems (ICMCIS) Pub Date : 2016-05-23 DOI:10.1109/ICMCIS.2016.7496570

Paula Fraga-Lamas, L. Castedo-Ribas, Antonio Morales-Méndez, J. M. Camas-Albar

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Emerging technologies for mobile broadband wireless are being considered as a Commercial Off-The-Shelf solution to cover the operational requirements of the future warfare. The capabilities of these technologies are being enhanced to meet the growing market demands on performance. In this context, several standards such as WiMAX, LTE or WLAN are introducing themselves as strong candidates to fulfill these requirements. This paper presents an innovative scenario-based approach to develop a Military Broadband Wireless Communication System (MBWCS). Its main objective is to analyze how similar a military MBWCS can be to the identified civil standards, taking operational and high level technical requirements into account. This specification will be used for analyzing the applicability and the modifications of each of the standards layers individually. Proving the feasibility and aptitude of each standard provides strong foundations to address a MBWCS in the most efficient way.

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不断发展的军用宽带无线通信系统:WiMAX、LTE和WLAN

新兴的移动宽带无线技术被认为是一种商用的现成解决方案，以满足未来战争的作战需求。这些技术的能力正在得到增强，以满足日益增长的市场对性能的需求。在这种情况下，WiMAX、LTE或WLAN等几个标准正在成为满足这些要求的有力候选。本文提出了一种基于场景的军用宽带无线通信系统(MBWCS)的创新方法。其主要目标是分析军用MBWCS与已确定的民用标准的相似程度，同时考虑到操作和高级技术要求。本规范将用于单独分析每个标准层的适用性和修改。证明每个标准的可行性和适用性为最有效地解决MBWCS提供了坚实的基础。

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