Multi-Band Control Channel Architecture (MICCA): Mass Reconfiguration Protocol Conops
Affiliation
Shared Spectrum CompanyPeraton Labs
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
Issue Date
2022-10
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McHenry, M. M., Silvius, M. D., Lackpour, A., & Molnar, J. (2022). Multi-Band Control Channel Architecture (MICCA): Mass Reconfiguration Protocol Conops. International Telemetering Conference Proceedings, 57.Additional Links
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The objective of the Multiband Control Channel Architecture (MICCA) is to develop a standardized method for distributing spectrum parameters, data products, and related control messages. MICCA establishes and defines the interface(s) between MICCA-enabled Spectrum Dependent Systems (SDS) and other spectrum management tools. MICCA is a multi-band control channel that is used to issue real-time spectrum operating parameters and usage data to and from enabled SDSs during exercises such as those conducted for the Air Combat Training System (ACTS). The ultimate goal of MICCA is to provide the flexible spectrum access and spectrum operations agility by developing a standardized method for distributing spectrum parameters, data products, and related control messages. This allows for “closed loop” spectrum operations in near real time. The protocol supports multiple modes of operation, which encompass several different use-case scenarios: Bi-directional connectivity, relay and unidirectional.Type
Proceedingstext
Language
enISSN
1546-21880884-5123
0074-9079