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Because of their large geographic coverage, inherent broadcast capabilities
, and fast deployment features, network operators plan to use satellite-bas
ed networks to supplement existing wire-line and legacy networks to bring b
roadband and multimedia services to end-users. Satellites are multiple acce
ss systems with limited transmission capacity compared to terrestrial netwo
rk nodes. Therefore, end-to-end resource management for such systems is key
to deliver acceptable Quality of Service (QoS) to services while providing
adequate efficiency.
Using simulations, we study in some detail a method integrating Bandwidth o
n Demand with Call Admission Control in geostationary satellite networks wi
th an on-board switch. In particular, we describe a set of algorithms and s
tudy the impact of different types of bandwidth reservation on the QoS rece
ived by the connections and on the network efficiency.