Abstract: A method for transmitting data packets through a random-access (RA) transmission channel shared by a plurality of user terminals uses and exploits a function F for assigning and distributing transmission resources F(u) to the user terminals, knowledge of the graph of which is shared by the sending user terminals and the receiving station in a preliminary step. During the decoding of the received packets, the graph {(u, F(u)} of the assigning and distributing function is exploited by the receiving station to minimize, or even to decrease to zero, the number of replica-location correlations required in case of failure of the conventional CRD-SA protocol decoding process.

Abstract: A method for transmitting data packets through a random-access (RA) transmission channel shared by a plurality of user terminals uses and exploits a function F for assigning and distributing transmission resources F(u) to the user terminals, knowledge of the graph of which is shared by the sending user terminals and the receiving station in a preliminary step. During the decoding of the received packets, the graph {(u, F(u)} of the assigning and distributing function is exploited by the receiving station to minimize, or even to decrease to zero, the number of replica-location correlations required in case of failure of the conventional CRD-SA protocol decoding process.

Abstract: A method for allocating frequencies in a multibeam satellite radiocommunications system is provided, wherein a geographical service zone covered by the system is broken down into a plurality of cells, distributed into a first grid and a second grid of cells, the cells of the first grid and the cells of the second grid being respectively associated with opposing polarizations of the transmission signals; a cell is broken down into two parts, one part being respectively associated with a colour corresponding to a frequency sub-band and to the polarization of the grid to which it belongs, the total frequency band being broken down into three frequency sub-bands; and two contiguous cell parts of one and the same grid are associated with different colours.

Abstract: A method for allocating frequencies in a multibeam satellite radiocommunications system is provided, wherein a geographical service zone covered by the system is broken down into a plurality of cells, distributed into a first grid and a second grid of cells, the cells of the first grid and the cells of the second grid being respectively associated with opposing polarizations of the transmission signals; a cell is broken down into two parts, one part being respectively associated with a colour corresponding to a frequency sub-band and to the polarization of the grid to which it belongs, the total frequency band being broken down into three frequency sub-bands; and two contiguous cell parts of one and the same grid are associated with different colours.