NASA NTRS · 20070032888
A Demand Access Protocol for Space Applications
Abstract
This paper describes a demand access protocol for space communications, which is a messaging procedure that facilitates the exchange of resource requests and grants between users and service providers. A minimal set of operational and environmental needs and constraints are assumed since the intent is to keep the protocol flexible and efficient for a wide-range of envisioned NASA robotic and human exploration missions. The protocol described in this document defines the message format and procedures used to ensure proper and correct functioning of a demand access communications system, which must operate under customized resource management policies applied by the users and service providers. This protocol also assumes a minimal set of capabilities from the underlying communications system so that no unique requirements are imposed on the communications sub-systems.
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Gao, Jay L., Leang, Dee. 2007-03-03. A Demand Access Protocol for Space Applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20070032888
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