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Title : Saratoga: A Convergence Layer for Delay Tolerant
Networking
Author(s) : L. Wood, et al.
Filename : draft-wood-dtnrg-saratoga-00.txt
Pages : 36
Date : 2007-5-21
Saratoga is a simple, lightweight UDP-based transport
protocol
intended for use between immediately neighbouring peers
which have
sporadic, intermittent connectivity using dedicated IP
links.
Saratoga focuses on link utilization and loss recovery
via an ARQ
mechanism. Saratoga is not intended for use over shared
paths, so
transport congestion control is unnecessary. Saratoga is
in
continuous use by the IP-based Disaster Monitoring
Constellation
satellites in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), and is proposed for
use as a
convergence layer by Delay Tolerant Networking for
deep-space and ad-
hoc networking scenarios.
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