The controller provisioning, which adjusts the number, locations, and members of satellite
controllers adaptive to the dynamic network load and topology, fundamentally impacts the …

Software-defined networking (SDN) based LEO satellite networks can make full use of
satellite resources through flexible function configuration and efficient resource …

Software defined satellite-terrestrial networking has been identified as a promising approach
to support the diversity of network services. As the fundamental issue to improve the …

As the most important incremental component in the advent of the 6G era, Low-Earth-Orbit
(LEO) satellite networks are becoming increasingly instrumental, and their integration with …

Software-Defined Satellite Networking (SDSN) has emerged as a new paradigm that offers
the programmability required to flexibly manage a satellite network. A key concern in the …

Software-defined networking (SDN) logically separates the control and data-forward planes,
which opens the way to a more flexible configuration and management for low-Earth orbit …

Software-defined satellite networks (SDSN) move the control logic off the forwarding devices
and into the external controller, which achieves network flexibility, programmability …

Software-defined networking (SDN) logically separates the control and data planes, thus
opening the way to more flexible configurations and management of low-Earth orbit (LEO) …

Software Defined Satellite Networking (SDSN), derived from Software Defined Networking
(SDN), has emerged as a new paradigm that significantly simplifies the management of the …

The low earth orbit (LEO) satellite network can benefit from software-defined networking
(SDN) by lightening forwarding devices and improving service diversity. In order to apply …