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Carlos Miguel Nieto
Researcher at Technical University of Madrid
Publications - 5
Citations - 52
Carlos Miguel Nieto is an academic researcher from Technical University of Madrid. The author has contributed to research in topics: The Internet & Scheduling (computing). The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 5 publications receiving 42 citations.
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Preliminary internetworking simulation of the QB50 cubesat constellation
TL;DR: The possibility to implement TCP and UDP over IP through the use of intersatellite links and distributed ground stations, such as Genso project, is studied.
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MF-TDMA Scheduling Algorithm for Multi-Spot Beam Satellite Systems Based on Co-Channel Interference Evaluation
TL;DR: Two novel interference-aware scheduling algorithms for a DVB-RCS2 return uplink are presented and designed on the basis to be executed in real time on a fixed SuperFrame period basis.
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Multimedia systems based on satellite technology
Francisco Javier Ruiz Pinar,Ángel Fernández del Campo,Carlos Miguel Nieto,León Vidaller Sisó,Antonio Mas Martínez,Juan Antonio Carral Pelayo +5 more
TL;DR: This architecture takes advantage of the broadcasting capability of satellite systems to provide a low cost broadcast link towards a huge population of receivers, which makes the system especially suitable for the provision of multimedia services targeted to the mass public.
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Evaluation of DVB-RCS Resource Assignment Mechanisms for Internet Traffic Transport
TL;DR: This paper studies the usage of DVB-RCS resource request mechanisms for carrying Internet traffic and proposes and evaluates an approach based on using rate based (RBDC) requests for traffic with quality of service requirements, and volume based requests for best effort traffic.
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Marine Delay and Disruption Tolerant Networks (MaDTN): Application for Artisanal Fisheries
Hector Bedon,Jaime Lopez Pastor,Edwin J. Cedeño Herrera,Edwin J. Cedeño Herrera,Carlos Miguel Nieto +4 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a new architecture that takes into account the different vessels densities to provide services to marine sensor networks using a disruption tolerant networking (DTN) based solution and achieved a successful delivery rate of 74% and a latency of 2 h approximately.