Queuing Over Ever-Changing Communication Scenarios in Tactical Networks

This paper introduces a hierarchy of queues complementing each other to handle ever-changing communication scenarios in tactical networks. The first queue stores the QoS-constrained messages from command and control systems. These are fragmented into IP packets, which stored packets (second) be sent radio buffer (third), is with limited space therefore, open overflow. We start hypothesis that these three can user(s) data flows (problem $A$ ) through network conditions notation="LaTeX">$B$ using cross-layer information exchange, such as occupancy, rate, size latency notation="LaTeX">$A|B$ ). introduce two stochastic models create sequences ( In sequence, we sketch loop shape notation="LaTeX">$B\;$ test our model , defines enforcement points at incoming/outgoing chains system together plane. Then, discuss experimental results VHF radios overflows over rate patterns. quantitative showing performance limitations solutions for problems .