Advanced Applications Services Transport (AAT)

        Data Transport Packet

        AAT PDU

        AAT PDU Stream

        Reed-Solomon FEC

        Interleaving

        Block Boundaries

Bearer Channels

Data Transport Packet Format

        Port Number

        Sequence Number

HDLC-Like Framing

Reed-Solomon Coding and Interleaving

Insertion into Bearer Channel

        Opportunistic Bearer

        Fixed Bearer

Above AAT- What Happens Outside NRSC-5?

Learning from History

A Better Reason to Use AAT Subchannels

The Radio Broadcasting Model for Advanced Data Services

Revenue Comparisons

Network Design Modeling

The Flow of IBOC Transmissions

The Concept of Multiple Services Sharing the Pipe

Use Cases and Service & Receiver Classifications

            Applications Examples

            Features Examples

        Service Classes

        Use Mapping

        Receiver Classes

        Classes Are the Key to Interoperability

Use Cases Lead to Protocols

Advanced Data Service Protocols (Not in NRSC-5)

Service Discovery

Telematics

Traffic Message Channel

End of the IBOC Stack

Chapter 11: TABLES
11.1 Protocols Addressed in Chapter 11
11.2 Layer 2 PDU Formats
11.3 AAS PDU Format
11.4 Coarse Estimate of Subcarrier Value
11.5 Selected Use Cases Identified in the Impulse Radio Study

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Chapter 11: FIGURES
11.1 NRSC-5 Protocol Stack with SIS and ADS
11.2 IBOC as a Multichannel Modem
11.3 Steps in Packaging the AAS Transport
11.4 Conceptual IBOC Exciter Inputs/Outputs
11.5 Comparison of Leased Model with Spot Model for Data Services
11.6 Use Map Illustrating Relationships among Classifications

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