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FSMA: Gateway-Controlled Access for Scalable LoRa Non-Terrestrial Networks
LoRa-based non-terrestrial networks are rapidly becoming infrastructure for global IoT, with LEO satellites delivering direct-to-device connectivity and drone-mounted gateways serving precision agriculture, emergency response, and environmental monitoring. Both settings share a fundamental MAC-layer
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