Our professor, Assoc. Prof. Shkelzen Cakaj, has published a new research paper on LEO Satellite Performance Comparison Under Two Different Elevations in Scientific Research Publishing.

This study examines the impact of elevation angles on communication windows in LEO satellite systems, using Starlink satellites at a 550 km altitude as a case study. The findings reveal that lower elevations provide wider horizons and longer communication durations, optimizing connectivity.

Published in: International Journal of Communications Network and System Sciences, January 2025.
DOI: 10.4236/ijcns.2025.181001

This research is a significant contribution to the field of satellite communication and network systems.