Resource Management in Hybrid DVB-RCS and WiFi Networks

Chini, Paolo; Giambene, Giovanni

doi:10.1109/glocom.2008.ecp.564

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“…Resource allocation studies were reported for hybrid DVBreturn channel via satellite (DVB-RCS) and Wi-Fi networks [19] and hybrid Wi-Fi and DVB-satellite (DVB-S) networks [20]. Energy consumption and media access control (MAC) based energy conservation were studied for Wi-Fi data communication [21], Wi-Fi based phones [22], and multimediacentric wireless devices [23].…”

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“…Energy consumption and media access control (MAC) based energy conservation were studied for Wi-Fi data communication [21], Wi-Fi based phones [22], and multimediacentric wireless devices [23]. The studies in [19]- [22] were entirely focused towards point-to-point applications like voice over internet protocol (VoIP) and file transfer protocol (FTP), whereas [23] considered multimedia streaming application. Mobile TV extension to Wi-Fi networks as a system solution was discussed in [24], and network selection system enabling handover procedures between DVB-H and Wi-Fi networks was discussed in [25].…”

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Abstract-This paper presents an innovative multi-faceted architecture, named eWU-TV, that provides an energy efficient, user-centric, adaptive digital television (DTV) broadcast over WiFi. To cater to the varied properties of the user equipments (UEs), the proposed framework broadcasts DTV content in the form of scalable video coded content that is adapted to suit the subscribers' requirements. The user-centricity is in terms of UE device display size, user preferences for video quality profile based on device energy saving, and UE transmission technology support (DVB-T/H or Wi-Fi). Mathematical models on device battery discharge, QoE, and user preference are devised that closely approximate the results of device battery discharge experiments on DTV reception by heterogeneous devices over Wi-Fi/DVB-T, subjective video quality assessment study, and statistical survey of user preference. The proposed eWU-TV performance optimization framework is based on the developed models. The framework ensures that the adaptive scalable broadcast reception via Wi-Fi serves more number of users with higher quality of user experience and with provisions for significant device energy saving.

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