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Untuk memenuhi keperluan lebar jalur perkhidmatan multimedia, penghantaran berbilang laluan adalah penyelesaian yang menjanjikan. Dalam kertas ini, kami mempertimbangkan rangkaian berbilang akses, di mana WiMAX dan pautan WiFi disediakan pada masa yang sama. Transmisi berbilang laluan mengalami masalah intrinsik penghantaran paket luar pesanan. Ini mempunyai kesan buruk pada TCP dan juga aplikasi sensitif kelewatan berasaskan UDP. Walau bagaimanapun, perkhidmatan penstriman multimedia membenarkan beberapa toleransi terhadap kelewatan penghantaran. Didorong oleh pemerhatian ini, kami menyiasat cara membahagikan aliran multimedia ke atas pautan heterogen. Kapasiti pautan wayarles berbeza-beza dari semasa ke semasa disebabkan oleh keadaan radio dinamik. Variasi kapasiti harus segera dicerminkan dalam pemisahan lalu lintas untuk mencapai keseimbangan beban yang sama. Sistem prototaip praktikal telah dilaksanakan. Kami telah melakukan pengukuran yang meluas daripada sistem prototaip. Melalui keputusan eksperimen praktikal, kami boleh mengesahkan dua matlamat penyelidikan utama. Salah satunya ialah pemisahan multimedia boleh meningkatkan prestasi rangkaian keseluruhan (cth, sesi multimedia yang dibenarkan atau lebar jalur agregat) sambil mengekalkan kualiti media yang boleh diterima. Yang lain ialah keupayaan penyesuaian kepada kualiti pautan yang berbeza-beza. Ia telah disiasat secara meluas di bawah pelbagai keadaan radio dan selang pemantauan yang berbeza. Ia ditunjukkan bahawa teknik penyesuaian berkesan di bawah persekitaran radio dinamik.
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Jong-Ok KIM, Toshiaki YAMAMOTO, Akira YAMAGUCHI, Sadao OBANA, "Adaptive Multimedia Flow Splitting over WiMAX and WiFi Links" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E91-B, no. 10, pp. 3085-3094, October 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.10.3085.
Abstract: To meet the bandwidth requirements of multimedia services, multipath transmission is a promising solution. In this paper, we consider multi-access networks, where WiMAX and WiFi links are set up at the same time. Multipath transmission suffers from the intrinsic problem of out-of-order packet delivery. This has an adverse impact on TCP and even UDP-based delay sensitive applications. However, multimedia streaming services allow some tolerance to transmission delay. Motivated by this observation, we investigate how to split multimedia flows over heterogeneous links. Wireless link capacity varies widely over time due to dynamic radio conditions. The capacity variations should be promptly reflected in traffic splitting in order to accomplish an equal load-balance. A practical prototype system has been implemented. We have performed extensive measurements from a prototype system. Through practical experimental results, we could verify two major research goals. One is that multimedia splitting can improve the overall network performance (e.g., the permitted multimedia sessions or the aggregated bandwidth) while still keeping an acceptable media quality. The other is an adaptation capability to varying link quality. It has been widely investigated under various radio conditions and different monitoring intervals. It is shown that the adaptive technique is effective under dynamic radio environments.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.10.3085/_p
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Salinan
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AU - Sadao OBANA
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