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Performance Modeling for Packet Networks with Satellite Overflow Channels

In a packet network using medium speed terrestrial connectivity, average end-to-end delay can be reduced by using highspeed satellite overflow channels despite their propagation delay. To investigate networks of this type analytically, we derive a new basic queueing model for overflow systems with buffered traffic. The simple, closed-form expressions facilitate analysis. Approximations are developed for multiple primary systems with a single overflow channel; these agree with simulation. Using the overflow model analysis indicated the following. The reduced queueing delay to the high capacity overflow channel more than compensated for propagation delay. Inherent, broadcast transmission capabilities of satellite channels reduced overall network delay. The high capacity overflow channels permit networks to withstand substantial nodal imbalance and overloads.