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Delay Tolerant Networking on NASA's Space Communication and Navigation Testbed

Abstract

This presentation covers the status of the implementation of an open source software that implements the specifications developed by the CCSDS Working Group. Interplanetary Overlay Network (ION) is open source software and it implements specifications that have been developed by two international working groups through IETF and CCSDS. ION was implemented on the SCaN Testbed, a testbed located on an external pallet on ISS, by the GRC team. The presentation will cover the architecture of the system, high level implementation details, and issues porting ION to VxWorks.

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Johnson, Sandra, Eddy, Wesley. 2016-10-01. Delay Tolerant Networking on NASA's Space Communication and Navigation Testbed. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170004100

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