Software-defined open-architecture modems: Historical review and the NILUS approach

conference paper
2014
Dol, H.S.

Casari, P.

Zwan, T. van der
Flexible/adaptive modems that are reprogramma-ble/reconfigurable at all layers of the communication stack, either by a user or by means of autonomous decisions, are considered as an important enabler for interoperability and cognitive networking in the underwater domain. This paper reviews existing literature on software-defined open-architecture modems (SDOAMs) for underwater communications and networking, and zooms in on relevant R&D efforts currently taking place in a Netherlands-Norway defense cooperation. © 2014 IEEE.
Topics
Open architectureSoftware-defined modemsUnderwater communicationsAutonomous underwater vehiclesComputer architectureUnderwater acousticsAcoustic channelsAutonomous decisionCognitive networkingsCommunication stacksDefense co-operationHistorical reviewModems
TNO Identifier
524095
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:0d485eeb-fcda-4521-8506-34ad3f00a9f5
Publisher
IEEE
Article nr.
7017154
Source title
2014 Underwater Communications and Networking, UComms 2014, 3-5 September 2014, Sestri Levante, Italy
Place of publication
Piscataway,NJ
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