Beam hopping (BH) is considered to provide a high level of flexibility to manage irregular
and time-varying traffic requests in future multi-beam satellite systems. In BH optimization …

Beam hopping (BH) is the key technology to improve the system throughput and decrease
the transmission delay in multibeam satellite systems. The objective of this study is to find a …

Data-driven approaches, eg, deep learning (DL), have been widely studied in terrestrial
wireless communications fields, proving the benefits and potentials of such techniques. In …

Beam Hopping (BH) is a popular technique considered for next-generation multi-beam
satellite communication system which allows a satellite focusing its resources on where they …

Due to the non-uniform geographic distribution and time-varying characteristics of the
ground traffic request, how to make full use of the limited beam resources to serve users …

The current broadband coverage area requisites and the expected user demand is satisfied
by the state of the art satellite industry by using multiple spot beams of high throughput …

Beam-Hopping provides satellite systems with an additional dimension of agility making it
possible to adjust the allocation of the scarce satellite spectral and power resources to the …

The beam-hopping (BH) technology applied to low earth orbit (LEO) satellite communication
networks is a superior choice, but the long transmission delay partly caused by data packets …

Beam-Hopping (BH) and precoding are two trending technologies for the satellite
community. While BH enables flexibility to adapt the offered capacity to the heterogeneous …

When regarding the inherent uncertainty of differentiated services requirements as well as
the non-uniform spatial distribution of capacity requests, it is essential to flexibility adjust …