Performance analysis of CCSDS File Delivery Protocol and erasure coding techniques in deep space environments

Cola, Tomaso de; Ernst, H.; Marchese, Mario

doi:10.1016/j.comnet.2007.04.015

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“…Coding at the application layer guarantees flexibility and easy-reconfigurability, in addition to the recovering capabilities of the code itself [7]. [8] defines the space of all communications systems and formally demonstrates the existence of two sub-spaces called performance regions.…”

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Performance evaluation of application layer joint coding for video transmission with smartphones over terrestrial/satellite emergency networks

Bisio¹,

Grattarola²,

Lavagetto

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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The deployment of terrestrial/satellite networks, plays a crucial role for for risk and emergency management. In this context, efficient solutions for heterogeneous and mobile networks, including satellite portions that allows wide coverages, represents a key issue. In the mentioned scenario, transmitting video with portable devices (such as smartphone), over terrestrial/satellite networks, to a Remote Monitoring Host (RMH) may support emergency and rescue operations after crisis situations. Unfortunately heterogeneity often implies impairments such as packet losses, due to errors and congestion, which negatively affect the video quality. We present an application layer joint coding algorithm for video transmission, that adaptively applies video compression and channel coding at the application layer, on the basis of the overall network condition estimated in terms of maximum allowable throughput of the network and quality (packet cancellations or lossiness). A deep performance investigation, carried out with real implementation of the algorithm, compares the joint coding against fixed schemes and shows that the joint approach adapt the video transmission to terrestrial/satellite emergency networks so allowing a more efficient resource exploitation.

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Performance evaluation of application layer joint coding for video transmission with smartphones over terrestrial/satellite emergency networks

Bisio¹,

Grattarola²,

Lavagetto

et al. 2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC)

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“…In This work was partially funded by the European Community in the framework of the FP6 SatNEx II NoE project (contract N. 027393). turn, the case of unavailable return links is addressed in [6], where reliability of communication is ensured by using appropriate erasure codes. Yet, Modiano et al [7] approach the problem through Dynamic Programming formulation.…”

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Congestion Aware Routing Strategies for DTN-Based Interplanetary Networks

Bisio

Marchese

Cola

2008

IEEE GLOBECOM 2008 - 2008 IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference

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The networking and communication challenges posed by interplanetary environments make the design and the deployment of complex telecommunication infrastructures particularly difficult, especially with regard to routing and congestion control issues. To this end, the paper proposes a congestion-aware routing paradigm that applies Multi Attribute Decision Making (MADM) concepts for next-hop selection, by formulating an optimisation problem and proposing some possible resolution criteria. Effectiveness of the proposed solutions is assessed through a preliminary performance analysis that shows promising results.

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“…The proposal, though promising, basically implements a feedback control system and, consequently, requires a return link for acknowledgement transportation. In turn, the case of unavailable return links is addressed in [6], where reliability of communication is ensured by using appropriate erasure codes. Yet, Modiano et al [7] approach the problem through a Dynamic Programming formulation, finalised to minimize data transfer time or power consumption, alternatively.…”

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Multi-Attribute Decision Making Routing Strategy for Interplanetary Communications

Bisio

Marchese

Cola³

2008

2008 4th Advanced Satellite Mobile Systems

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As current Internet frontiers are rapidly extending towards space, the scientific community's interest is increasingly addressed to next-generation network architectures suited to enable data communications over interplanetary networks. In this light, given the networking and communication challenges posed by such environments, the design of complex telecommunication infrastructures deserves particular attention, especially with regard to routing and congestion control strategies. To this end, this paper proposes a congestion-aware routing paradigm that applies Multi Attribute Decision Making (MADM) concepts for next-hop selection, by formulating an optimisation problem and proposing some possible resolution criteria. Effectiveness of the proposed solutions is assessed through a preliminary performance analysis that shows promising results.

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Performance analysis of CCSDS File Delivery Protocol and erasure coding techniques in deep space environments

Cited by 34 publications

References 28 publications

Performance evaluation of application layer joint coding for video transmission with smartphones over terrestrial/satellite emergency networks

Performance evaluation of application layer joint coding for video transmission with smartphones over terrestrial/satellite emergency networks

Congestion Aware Routing Strategies for DTN-Based Interplanetary Networks

Multi-Attribute Decision Making Routing Strategy for Interplanetary Communications

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