Alexey Konoplev

National Research University of Electronic Technology

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Alexey Konoplev is a researcher focused on the intersection of space communications and mobile ad hoc networking (MANET). His work addresses the critical challenge of designing reliable network architectures for robotic space missions, where traditional infrastructure-based communication fails. His most cited paper, "Development of MANET network model for space environment in NS3" (2017, 3 citations), pioneers the use of the NS3 simulation environment to model and detect potential failures in MANET protocols under the unique constraints of space—such as extreme latency, signal degradation, and node mobility. By creating a testbed for these conditions, Konoplev helps mitigate the high risk of mission failure due to unforeseen network issues. His contributions are particularly valuable for autonomous multi-robot exploration and satellite swarms, where robust, decentralized communication is essential. Though his citation count is modest, his work represents a foundational step in adapting terrestrial networking models for the harsh realities of outer space, offering practical tools for future mission designers.