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Reading the Sky to Forecast the Ground: Physics-Informed Link-State Forecasting for LEO Networks at Any Location
In this paper, we introduce Gnomon, a physics-informed system that forecasts user-perceived low-Earth-orbit (LEO) downlink throughput, uplink throughput, and round-trip time (RTT) under different levels of trace availability. Gnomon's physics layer reconstructs the serving geometry and four-leg bent
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