Settapong Malisuwan's research while affiliated with Royal Thai Army and other places

... One commonly used standard in this category is the CubeSat, which is manufactured in a size of 10 × 10 × 10 cm 3 , also known as 1U [2]. Some advantages of manufacturing small satellites are as follows: cost reduction, short development times, launches at an affordable price, commercial applications, and flexibility [3]. Many projects today use commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components and there are even companies that offer complete systems on the market [4]. ...

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Performance Analysis of Inter-Satellite and Satellite-Ground Communication: A Report on Flight Data for a Low Earth Orbit CubeSat

... The next section of this paper will focus on the promising areas for future research and development [30]. The section will outline key research projects that will be pursued. ...

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Challenges, Opportunities, and Future Research in the Integration of 5G/6G Networks, LEO Satellites, and IoT for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development at ECSTAR

... Intelsat, a global satellite operator, has also embraced big data analytics to drive operational efficiency and enhance reliability (Malisuwan and Kanchanarat, 2022). Intelsat uses data analytics to analyze market trends, monitor competitor activities, and identify new business opportunities. ...

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Reviewing the application of big data analytics in satellite network management to optimize performance and enhance reliability, with implications for future technology developments

... The agencies involved in the creation and regulation of Thai space laws and policies are depicted in Figure 1. Thailand has successfully drafted the Thailand Space Affairs Act, B.E. 2535 (2015), which is a continued effort from the Thailand Space Affairs Act, B.E. 2535 (2009), and is currently in the process of creating a full-fledged space law and agency infrastructure [22]. The initial draft act includes several ministries, departments, and agencies amalgamated into an effective infrastructure supporting the Thai space laws. ...

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Space Law and Space Mining, Exploring New Horizons Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

... In this case, a function of lineright is plotted on the Smith Chart diagram like the form of a spiral in the Fig. 5c. [59][60][61][62] The complex electric modulus [3][4][5]63 M * (ω) = M (ω) + iM (ω). [9] Here, M (ω) and M (ω) are the real and the imaginary parts of the complex electric modulus. ...

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Optic and Dielectric Properties of Different Amount NiFe 2 O 4 Nanoparticles Loaded Hydrogels: Synthetic Circuits Applications

... According to, [19], different service levels in terms of throughput, latency (delay), jitter (delay fluctuation), and packet errors or loss are provided for different types or streams of data to offer QoS. The goal of their work is to present a basic QoS principle for the 5G LTE service. ...

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Enhancing the Wireless Network's Energy Efficiency to Reduce Security Challenges in 5G Systems: A Review

... Network readiness is closely tied to cryptocurrency adoption since it measures the preparedness of an economy in relation to the presence of infrastructure and skills required for technology adoption. It could provide guidelines to policy makers and ICT (Information and Communication Technology) stakeholders to collaborate and promote ICT development (Malisuwan et al., 2016). ...

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Do national development factors affect cryptocurrency adoption?

... Rather than focusing on regulating the operator directly, sometimes it is better to regulate telecommunication services at the retail level although this might not help reduce the market dominance or any discriminative behaviors that prevent competitions. However, it could stimulate competitive conditions in the retail market, such as [28], [29]. ...

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ANALYSIS OF MARKET COMPETITION IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS BUSINESS: REGULATORY PERSPECTIVE

... the need for credit, savings, or money transfers, the access of financial services has been limited to more than 2.5 billion people due to lack of trust in financial institutions, lack of information, or lack of infrastructure, among others.[66] Nevertheless, the use of mobile financial services and its continuing penetration in emerging countries are expanding FI, and new formal financial channels are reaching the unbanked. ...

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Financial Inclusion, Mobile Banking, and Remittances in Mexico and the Philippines

... also states that policy uncertainty depresses the license value. Reference [17] proposed a model of Artificial Neural Network (ANN), a non-parametric model against the parametric models that need a higher background of statistics. [18] Compares the auction strategies adopted in different countries and suggest approach for "value for money". ...

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An Exploratory Study on Factors Influencing Spectrum Pricing Strategies in Indian Telecommunication Sector