Improved QoS for Multimedia Transmission using Buffer Management in Wireless Sensor Network

Abstract

Abstract-Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) diverts the attention of the research community as it is easy to deploy, selfmaintained and does not require predefine infrastructure. These networks are commonly used to broadcast multimedia data from source to destination. However, this kind of data transmission has some challenges, i.e. power and bandwidth limitation with small delay. Art of work mainly focus on optimization either by the shortest route or to minimize the delay by increasing the bandwidth. However, Buffer management is the main constraint to cause delay and loss of packets. In this paper, an approach is presented to manage the buffer and increase the packet delivery ratio (PDR) and reduce delay by assigning the priorities to Intracoded (I) frame, predictive -coded (P) frame and bidirectionalcoded (B) frames dynamically. This approach is very much effective to control the loss of packets in WSN. The presented approach is validated by using Network Simulator 2.

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