A Service-Oriented Design for Controlling Multimedia Sessions over Stand-Alone MANETs

Van, Tien Pham; Nguyễn, Tiến Dũng; Tuan, Do Trong; Nguyen, Tuananh; Khac, Quyet Vu

doi:10.1109/services.2010.78

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“…We also intend to investigate the issue of energy consumption at both the sender and the receiver. In parallel, integrating our distributed session control [13] into the crosslayer protocol architecture will be considered as well.…”

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Sender — Receiver cooperation and buffer observation for fine-grained adaptive transmission of video over mobile ad hoc networks

Van

Thiep

Tuyen

et al. 2010

International Performance Computing and Communications Conference

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Deployment of video communication services over mobile ad hoc networks faces numerical obstacles since the networks are characterized by limited and unpredictable bandwidth. Following the tenet of service-orientation, this study proposes a cross-layer design for fine-grained adaptive transmission of real-time video over time-varying channels. Specifically, the sender accurately estimates the current effective bandwidth by observing its transmission buffer and negative acknowledgments (NACKs) from the receiver. Information on route quality provided by routing protocols may also be exploited to control the real-time stream efficiently. At the same time, the sender handles NACK messages to predict route goodness and orders retransmissions for improving video quality. We have evaluated the performance of the proposed design by both simulations and experiments of ad hoc nodes delivering H264/AVC, which consistently demonstrated the soundness and feasibility of the framework with respect to video quality and resource utilization.

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Sender — Receiver cooperation and buffer observation for fine-grained adaptive transmission of video over mobile ad hoc networks

Van

Thiep

Tuyen

et al. 2010

International Performance Computing and Communications Conference

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Location-demanded data delivery over vehicular ad hoc networks

Van

Dzung

Viet³

et al. 2012

2012 Fourth International Conference on Communications and Electronics (ICCE)

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Joint Routing-Distributed Session Control for Highly Dynamic Ad hoc Networks

Pham

Nguyen

2015

Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Information and Communication Technology

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A Service-Oriented Design for Controlling Multimedia Sessions over Stand-Alone MANETs

Cited by 3 publications

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Sender — Receiver cooperation and buffer observation for fine-grained adaptive transmission of video over mobile ad hoc networks

Sender — Receiver cooperation and buffer observation for fine-grained adaptive transmission of video over mobile ad hoc networks

Location-demanded data delivery over vehicular ad hoc networks

Joint Routing-Distributed Session Control for Highly Dynamic Ad hoc Networks

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A Service-Oriented Design for Controlling Multimedia Sessions over Stand-Alone MANETs

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Location-demanded data delivery over vehicular ad hoc networks

Joint Routing-Distributed Session Control for Highly Dynamic Ad hoc Networks

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Sender — Receiver cooperation and buffer observation for fine-grained adaptive transmission of video over mobile ad hoc networks

Sender — Receiver cooperation and buffer observation for fine-grained adaptive transmission of video over mobile ad hoc networks