NTN Feeder Link
Gateway-side radio relationship in NTN architecture.
Why it matters
Coverage behavior needs its own technical reference.
Distinguishing a footprint maintained relative to a geographic area from one that moves with satellite motion helps keep NTN architecture, mobility, and service-coverage discussions precise. This identity provides a bounded reference for that terminology; it does not make a performance, deployment, or service-availability claim.
Technical context
A geographic coverage relationship.
Earth-moving beam coverage has a footprint that moves across the Earth’s surface. 3GPP TS 38.300 Release 19 distinguishes Earth-moving, Earth-fixed, and quasi-Earth-fixed service-link behavior. The cited 3GPP study provides the terminology context; this page does not add parameters, requirements, or conformance claims beyond that source.
Package context
Supporting technical identity within Unified NTN.
Earth-Moving Beam is a supporting technical identity in the broader Unified NTN package context. The link supplies related public architecture orientation; it does not imply that this domain operates an NTN network.
Evidence and terminology
Inspect the source context.
Evidence class C — LJP identity directly supported by 3GPP terminology. 3GPP TS 38.300 Release 19 is a normative Technical Specification supporting the standardized Earth-moving concept; the exact LJP identity phrase is not asserted to be an adopted standard term. It supports technical orientation; it does not establish an LJP network, payload, product, endorsement, or deployment.
Related public references
Adjacent NTN vocabulary.
These published identities provide nearby conceptual context without asserting an operating relationship.
NTN Service Link
Access-side radio relationship between user equipment and a non-terrestrial platform.
Transparent Payload
Public context for a relay-oriented payload configuration.
Credibility boundary
What this page does not claim.
This page describes beam and coverage geometry. It does not claim a satellite network, payload, operating service, certification, conformance, deployment, or endorsement.
No ontology, API, agent card, executable service, certification, or conformance claim is published.
Machine-readable resources
Public identity resources.
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Structured identity metadata is also provided through embedded JSON-LD. These resources do not constitute an ontology, API, MCP, A2A, or executable-service interface.
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