The content discusses the concept of High-Altitude Ground Stations (HAGS) as a transformative element in enabling all optical Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations. It explores the benefits of HAGS in overcoming weather-related impairments, enhancing visibility time, and improving data transfer efficiency. The paper provides a detailed analysis of the HAGS network architecture, performance evaluation through simulations, and an equivalency analysis between traditional ground stations (GS) and HAGS. Additionally, it highlights open challenges in implementing HAGS for all optical mega-constellations.
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by Pablo G. Mad... at arxiv.org 03-26-2024
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