In this paper, we study the performance of a combined link- and physical-layer approach for the downlink of a dynamic OFDM-FDMA transmission system delivering MPEG-4 video streams. The approach consists of three different mechanisms — queue management, resource allocation, and subcarrier assignment — which can be used separately as well as in combination. This cross-layer approach allows to utilize channel-related knowledge and semantic information of the streams ’ packets. Consecutively adding these mechanisms to the studied system, we judge their respective impact on system performance. To do so, we present a new metric for quality assessment of long video transmissions (considerably longer than 10 s) and apply it to the simulation result...
Abstract—In this paper, a cross-layer adaptation scheme is proposed for quality of service (QoS) pro...
In this dissertation, we investigate problems of resource allocation for uplink multiuser wireless c...
Video is foreseen to be dominant in the Internet and Next Generation Networks, due to the increased...
Delivering video streams to terminals via a wireless last hop is a challenging task due to the varyi...
A novel MPEG-4 video cross-layer algorithm (MVCLA) is applied in the wireless network platform to ap...
The design of optimized video delivery to multiple users over a wireless channel is a challenging ta...
Abstract—In this paper, we consider the problem of improv-ing Quality of Experience (QoE) of multipl...
In this paper, a dynamic resource allocation algorithm to satisfy the packet delay requirements for ...
We investigate the optimization of video transmissions over cellular networks by using the H.264 Sca...
Optimizing video delivery to multiple users over a wireless channel is a challenging task, especiall...
Recent years have witnessed a rapid increment in video applications over wireless networks including...
We propose a cross-layer design framework for efficient broadcasting scalable H. 264 videos over the...
Future wireless video transmission systems will consider orthogonal frequency division multiplexing ...
As video streaming is becoming the most popular application of Internet mo- bile, the design and th...
In a wireless video broadcasting service, number of users receiving the service and the average vide...
Abstract—In this paper, a cross-layer adaptation scheme is proposed for quality of service (QoS) pro...
In this dissertation, we investigate problems of resource allocation for uplink multiuser wireless c...
Video is foreseen to be dominant in the Internet and Next Generation Networks, due to the increased...
Delivering video streams to terminals via a wireless last hop is a challenging task due to the varyi...
A novel MPEG-4 video cross-layer algorithm (MVCLA) is applied in the wireless network platform to ap...
The design of optimized video delivery to multiple users over a wireless channel is a challenging ta...
Abstract—In this paper, we consider the problem of improv-ing Quality of Experience (QoE) of multipl...
In this paper, a dynamic resource allocation algorithm to satisfy the packet delay requirements for ...
We investigate the optimization of video transmissions over cellular networks by using the H.264 Sca...
Optimizing video delivery to multiple users over a wireless channel is a challenging task, especiall...
Recent years have witnessed a rapid increment in video applications over wireless networks including...
We propose a cross-layer design framework for efficient broadcasting scalable H. 264 videos over the...
Future wireless video transmission systems will consider orthogonal frequency division multiplexing ...
As video streaming is becoming the most popular application of Internet mo- bile, the design and th...
In a wireless video broadcasting service, number of users receiving the service and the average vide...
Abstract—In this paper, a cross-layer adaptation scheme is proposed for quality of service (QoS) pro...
In this dissertation, we investigate problems of resource allocation for uplink multiuser wireless c...
Video is foreseen to be dominant in the Internet and Next Generation Networks, due to the increased...