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Based on the performance analysis of S-ALOHA protocol, a Multi-Copy ALOHA scheme is designed to deliver the differentiated services in random access satellite channel which divides users into different priority groups and enables high priority users sending multiple packets to decrease the channel collision probability according to their access latency requirements. The simulation results suggest that Multi-Copy ALOHA scheme has high throughput and limited access latency features and can effectively deliver the differentiated services for different requirements in S-ALOHA channel.
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He, X., Sun, H., Yin, H. (2018). An Improved Algorithm of Differential Services on Satellite Channel S-ALOHA Protocol. In: Yu, Q. (eds) Space Information Networks. SINC 2017. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 803. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-7877-4_24
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