Integration of LEO Satellites Terrestrial 6G Networks in Bangladesh: A Feasibility Study

This research focuses on the architecture of a 6G terahertz LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite-terrestrial constellation especially for Bangladesh. It assesses the opportunities, challenges, and the positions of technology in the establishment of this innovative communication network. This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the future research directions, system framework and potential applications to enhance the communication and technological advancement. Because of the aforementioned problem areas and the country's high population density, Bangladesh has a lot to benefit from LEO satellite integration in the 6G network design. For surveillance of large sea boundaries with the neighboring countries of Bangladesh. Besides, it can bring connectivity to unserved and underserved regions, which can support the nation's digitalization goals. Thus, considering both technological and socioeconomic scenarios, the purpose of this research is to establish the 6G terahertz LEO satellite-terrestrial constellation for Bangladesh addressing the special needs and conditions of the country. The proposed research design aims to achieve the objective by establishing two ground stations with the proposed datalink schematic & conducting a MATLAB simulation of six LEO satellite constellations.

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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccit64611.2024.11021845
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Integration of LEO Satellites Terrestrial 6G Networks in Bangladesh: A Feasibility Study

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This research focuses on the architecture of a 6G terahertz LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite-terrestrial constellation especially for Bangladesh. It assesses the opportunities, challenges, and the positions of technology in the establishment of this innovative communication network. This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the future research directions, system framework and potential applications to enhance the communication and technological advancement. Because of the aforementioned problem areas and the country's high population density, Bangladesh has a lot to benefit from LEO satellite integration in the 6G network design. For surveillance of large sea boundaries with the neighboring countries of Bangladesh. Besides, it can bring connectivity to unserved and underserved regions, which can support the nation's digitalization goals. Thus, considering both technological and socioeconomic scenarios, the purpose of this research is to establish the 6G terahertz LEO satellite-terrestrial constellation for Bangladesh addressing the special needs and conditions of the country. The proposed research design aims to achieve the objective by establishing two ground stations with the proposed datalink schematic & conducting a MATLAB simulation of six LEO satellite constellations.

Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology (BD), University of Dhaka (BD), Noakhali Science and Technology University (BD), Bangladesh University of Professionals (BD)
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