Add to ORKGThe wireless billboard channels (WBCs) are integral part of the ubiquitous consumer wireless world (UCWW)—a wireless next generation network proposal. The WBCs are used by the service providers to broadcast advertisements of their (wireless) services to the mobile terminals so that the mobile users may discover and associate with the "best" services following the user-driven ''always best connected and best served'' paradigm. A three-layer system architecture of WBCs established over the digital video broadcasting-handheld (DVB-H) standard is presented. The design and development of a corresponding ''WBC over DVB-H'' experimental testbed are described. Various results obtained from the testbed are presented and explained.</p
This paper describes the conception and development of a solution for improved mobile reception of t...
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Although mass entertainment markets, such as entertainment TV, were previously on the control of bro...
The wireless billboard channels (WBCs) are integral part of the ubiquitous consumer wireless world (...
The wireless billboard channels (WBCs) are integral part of the ubiquitous consumer wireless world (...
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peer-reviewedWireless Billboard Channels (WBCs) are a proposal for novel broadcast advertisement cha...
This paper presents two novel smart cross-layer error-control coding schemes for improving the error...
Broadcast operators have a number of advantages when it comes to the delivery of high data rate, ric...
Mobile TV was a service concept first adopted by the Japanese ISDB-T standard and soon afterwards it...
This paper gives an overview of the Digital Video Broadcasting - Handheld standard DVB-H, as a part ...
International audienceThis paper reviews the main technical solutions adopted by the next generation...
approved the Digital Video Broadcast Handheld (DVB-H) standard [19], which is specifically tailored ...
This paper deals with the transmission of digital television to the DVB-H mobile terminals and inter...
Digital Video Broadcasting for Handheld Terminals (DVB-H) is a service based on DVB-T (for terrestri...
This paper describes the conception and development of a solution for improved mobile reception of t...
Due to copyright restrictions, the access to the full text of this article is only available via sub...
Although mass entertainment markets, such as entertainment TV, were previously on the control of bro...
The wireless billboard channels (WBCs) are integral part of the ubiquitous consumer wireless world (...
The wireless billboard channels (WBCs) are integral part of the ubiquitous consumer wireless world (...
which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original ...
peer-reviewedWireless Billboard Channels (WBCs) are a proposal for novel broadcast advertisement cha...
This paper presents two novel smart cross-layer error-control coding schemes for improving the error...
Broadcast operators have a number of advantages when it comes to the delivery of high data rate, ric...
Mobile TV was a service concept first adopted by the Japanese ISDB-T standard and soon afterwards it...
This paper gives an overview of the Digital Video Broadcasting - Handheld standard DVB-H, as a part ...
International audienceThis paper reviews the main technical solutions adopted by the next generation...
approved the Digital Video Broadcast Handheld (DVB-H) standard [19], which is specifically tailored ...
This paper deals with the transmission of digital television to the DVB-H mobile terminals and inter...
Digital Video Broadcasting for Handheld Terminals (DVB-H) is a service based on DVB-T (for terrestri...
This paper describes the conception and development of a solution for improved mobile reception of t...
Due to copyright restrictions, the access to the full text of this article is only available via sub...
Although mass entertainment markets, such as entertainment TV, were previously on the control of bro...