3. The HAPS and LAPS classes of atmospheric satellites
The High Altitude Platform System (HAPS), as defined by the ITU-R at WRC-23, is being discussed in the context of generations 3, 4 and 5G mobile telephony.
In theory, this is a stable aircraft, participating in network operations automatically (at an altitude of 8 to 50 km), which maintains its geographical position on its own.
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In principle, HAPS are designed to operate in the stratosphere above 20 km, an area classified...
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The HAPS and LAPS classes of atmospheric satellites
Bibliography
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(1) - ITU-R – Radio Regulations - Decisions of the World Radiocommunication Conferences. - Chapter 1, definition 1.66A. Dubai (2023).
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(2) - GSMA - High Altitude Platform Systems – Towers in the Skies. - Version 2.0 (2022).
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