Mr. Burleigh co-authored the specification for the CCSDS (Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems) File Delivery Protocol (CFDP), an international standard for file transfer over interplanetary distances. Mr. Burleigh developed the first implementation of CFDP, which was adapted for operational use on a number of flight missions, including JPL’s Deep Impact comet exploration mission.
Mr. Burleigh was a co-author of the DTN Architecture definition (Internet RFC 4838) and also of the specification for the DTN Bundle Protocol (BP, Internet RFC 5050). In addition, he is a co-author of the specifications for the Licklider Transmission Protocol (LTP, Internet RFCs 5325 through 5327) supporting data block transmission reliability at the data link layer.
Mr. Burleigh leads the development and maintenance of the “Interplanetary Overlay Network” (ION) implementations of BP and LTP software, with the long-term goal of enabling deployment of a delay-tolerant Solar System Internet. The ION software has been flight tested on-board the EO-1 Earth-orbiting spacecraft and on the EPOXI spacecraft in deep space, and it will begin providing Delay-Tolerant Networking service to science investigation payloads on the International Space Station later this year. Mr. Burleigh chairs the ION Working Group.
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