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Toward Autonomous GNSS Networking: Low-Complexity Onboard Routing and Topology-Routing Co-Construction
Inter-satellite links constitute a critical enabler for the autonomous operation of global navigation satellite systems (GNSSs).Nevertheless, onboard routing still poses substantial challenges, stemming from the frequent topology variations of GNSS constellations and the constraint of limited onboar
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