A multi-operator link aggregation and dynamic traffic regulation method for the sky internet
By constructing a multi-dimensional dynamic evaluation system and traffic prediction model, the problem of scenario-based adaptation and hierarchical control of multi-operator link management and traffic regulation in aviation Internet was solved, realizing efficient utilization of link resources and continuity and reliability of service transmission.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- AIRLAND INTERNET TECH CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2026-02-28
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-29
AI Technical Summary
Existing multi-operator link management and traffic control solutions in aviation internet communication suffer from several problems, including a lack of scenario-based adaptability in link assessment and aggregation, a lack of hierarchical control over service and link matching, a lack of foresight and closed-loop guarantee in traffic control, and insufficient coordination in link resource allocation and cost control. These issues lead to a disconnect between link assessment results and service requirements, interruption of core service transmission, and waste of resources.
By acquiring multi-source datasets, a multi-dimensional dynamic evaluation system is constructed. The dimensional weights are dynamically adjusted according to flight scenarios and business importance. Redundancy aggregation of core businesses and dynamic aggregation of primary and backup links for critical businesses are configured. A traffic prediction model is built to predict interference trends. A hierarchical alarm and response mechanism is established to achieve accurate matching and forward-looking control of link resources.
It achieves precise matching between link assessment and business requirements, avoids resource contention between different services, improves link resource utilization efficiency and business transmission adaptability, and ensures the continuity and reliability of aviation internet communication.
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