Two Step Based QoS Scheduler for DVB-S2 Satellite System

Tropea, Mauro; Veltri, Fiore; Rango, Floriano De; Santamaria, Amilcare Francesco; Belcastro, Loris

doi:10.1109/icc.2011.5963226

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“…In [9], an Enhanced Two Step Scheduler (ETSS) consisting of two schedulers in a hierarchical manner is proposed. The first stage of TTS, called Adaptive Priority-based Scheduler (APS) deals with the QoS agreement in packet assignment, separated according to MODCOD.…”

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“…The modified version of Proportional Fair queuing (PF mod ) is used as the second stage scheduler in ETSS to improve on transmission efficiency. Based on the architecture of ETSS discussed in [9], an EEF queuing algorithm is proposed on the second stage of TSS.…”

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“…Several scheduling techniques have been introduced for DVB-S2 standard in [9] - [11]. In [10], the scheduling algorithm based on the most restrictive fragmentation scheme, called Classical Consecutive Fragmentation (CCF), is discussed.…”

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“…The proposed algorithm, termed as Energy Efficiency Fair (EEF) queuing, selects the next queued MAC frame to be transmitted in TDM forward link in a sequence to optimize the throughput subject and maximizing the energy efficiency. This EEF algorithm completed the one that implemented on the second stage of a Two-Step Scheduler [9]. The EEF algorithm is based on energy efficiency of each MODCOD available in DVB-S2 standard.…”

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Energy-driven scheduling for Digital Video Broadcasting - Satellite Second Generation (DVB-S2)

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The continuous growth in wireless data traffic results in the increase in total energy consumption of wireless networks. Therefore, energy-efficient solutions are extremely required to minimize the energy consumption over the entire network. In this paper, an energy-driven scheduling algorithm with optimized throughput, termed as Energy Efficiency Fair (EEF) queuing algorithm, is proposed. Based on energy efficiency of each modulation and coding scheme (MODCOD) available in Digital Video Broadcasting -Satellite Second Generation (DVB-S2), the EEF algorithm improves a scheduling mechanism of a two-step scheduler by selecting frames to be transmitted next according to "energy efficiency" policy developed. The EEF is compared with Round Robin (RR) algorithm, and a gain in energy efficiency of 47% is obtained when different modulation schemes with common code rate are implemented. Furthermore, EEF outperforms RR by 264% concerning the useful transmitted bits when QPSK modulation scheme with different coding rates is used.

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“…Whether a new request to the network will be accepted depends on the ability of the AC method to retain the QoS for both, existing services [5][6][7] and the new service that requests additional network resources.…”

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Study of Admission Control Methods for IPTV Services

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Proceedings of the 3rd Czech-China Scientific Conference 2017

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The paper deals with admission control methods used in Internet Protocol (IP) Multimedia Subsystem. The purpose of implementing AC methods in IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is to control the access of incoming connections to network resources. At the Institute of Telecommunications, we have built an experimental laboratory, which is used to test these methods. In this paper, we focus on Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) services; therefore, we have created a variable bit-rate IPTV traffic generator that is used as the input to the network, so we can test the behavior of selected AC methods. They are implemented in a simulated IPTV service provider access network, so we can examine the effects of variable bit-rate IPTV streams on the decisions made by those methods. To calculate the required bandwidth of an input stream, two simulation scenarios with different number of input packets were performed. One of these AC methods was modified where the peak input rate parameter of an IPTV stream was replaced by the average bit-rate of this stream. At the end of this paper, we discuss the achieved results.

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Cross-Layer Forward Packet Scheduling for Emerging Precoded Broadband Multibeam Satellite System

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Andrenacci

Chatzinotas

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2018 9th Advanced Satellite Multimedia Systems Conference and the 15th Signal Processing for Space Communications Workshop (ASM

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In this paper, we investigate the forward packet scheduling of a broadband GEO multibeam satellite system that aggressively reuses the user link frequency resources, and thus considers the implementation of interference mitigation techniques at the transmitter side to exploit the multi-antenna multiplexing via precoding. The scheduling and the precoding design are closely coupled with each other, making it very challenging to provide a joint optimal solution that can be implemented in practical systems. On the other hand, future broadband satellite systems have to be capable of accommodating heterogeneous services and guarantee their corresponding uneven Quality of Service (QoS) requirements. As a consequence, we propose a novel cross-layer scheduling algorithm which takes into account the physical layer framing together with the modulator and precoding functionality combined with system constraints imposed by QoS requirements in upper layers. The proposed design is compared and validated using numerical results considering a realistic multibeam satellite system.

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Two Step Based QoS Scheduler for DVB-S2 Satellite System

Cited by 21 publications

References 5 publications

Energy-driven scheduling for Digital Video Broadcasting - Satellite Second Generation (DVB-S2)

Energy-driven scheduling for Digital Video Broadcasting - Satellite Second Generation (DVB-S2)

Study of Admission Control Methods for IPTV Services

Cross-Layer Forward Packet Scheduling for Emerging Precoded Broadband Multibeam Satellite System

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