Research
The front page tells the corridor story; this page is the record behind it. The program studies delay-tolerant networks — links that exist on a schedule, traffic that waits out the gaps — with an emphasis on results that can be re-derived from what ships.
Papers
A conformance test for delay-tolerant network simulation: replay a frozen contact plan and check that delivered outcomes stay within preregistered statistical bounds. Results are reported as certificates with explicit radii, not point estimates.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20653331Sorts temporal contact graphs by morphology and confinement, and maps the routing-efficiency frontier across the resulting families. Versioned working paper; v7.5 is current.
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.18851385The math of scheduled networks and covered wagons: why adding a route can make a rail system worse, and why space route topology has to be right the first time. Companion essay to the policy brief below.
Read the essay (PDF)Cryogenic supply-chain feasibility for outer solar system operations. Shorter, decision-oriented companion to the essay above.
Read the brief (PDF)Software
Foundation code for contact-plan routing: scenario configuration, routing over scheduled links, and a verifier that re-derives the published claims from shipped artifacts. Tests run in CI on every push.
github.com/toxic2040/TIN