New Bandwidth Upgradation and Degradation Algorithms for Next Generation of Wireless Network Systems

Chaari, Hekma; Mnif, Kais; Zarai, Faouzi; Kamoun, Lotfı

doi:10.1007/s11277-020-07179-4

Wireless Pers Commun

2020

DOI: 10.1007/s11277-020-07179-4

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New Bandwidth Upgradation and Degradation Algorithms for Next Generation of Wireless Network Systems

Hekma Chaari

Kais Mnif

Faouzi Zarai

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“…Many call admission control (CAC) and bandwidth degradation algorithms for real time transmissions were proposed. A algorithm is proposed to minimize the risk of delay violation by facilitating the triggering of the CAC algorithms (Chaari H,et al, 2020). The objective is to adapt the available bandwidth of the wireless resources to be ready to admit any new session without degrading the QoS of already existing sessions.…”

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High-Efficiency Multihomed Multimedia Transmission in Wireless Sensors

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2022

International Journal of Mobile Computing and Multimedia Communications

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For real-time video transmission in multimedia sensor networks, efficient and reliable communication is very important. However, under actual conditions, when the sensor transmits data to the sink node, the link between the sensor and the sink node usually becomes unstable due to bandwidth limitations and unstable transmission links. Unstable data transmission will affect the normal data transmission of sensor nodes, and even cause sensor nodes to fail to communicate with sink nodes. These problems make users who use multimedia sensor networks have a poor user experience. In order to solve these problems, a brand-new multi-homed multi-connection system was designed for wireless multimedia sensors, and a prototype system was implemented. Compared with the traditional single-homed connection mode, the system can maintain a more stable connection under the same bandwidth, memory and CPU resource constraints.

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High-Efficiency Multihomed Multimedia Transmission in Wireless Sensors

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International Journal of Mobile Computing and Multimedia Communications

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New Bandwidth Upgradation and Degradation Algorithms for Next Generation of Wireless Network Systems

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