QoS Issues for Transport of Multimedia Data over Cellular Wireless Networks
Sanket S Nesargi <sanket@utdallas.edu> Sat, 27 June 1998 18:36 UTC
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From: Sanket S Nesargi <sanket@utdallas.edu>
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Subject: QoS Issues for Transport of Multimedia Data over Cellular Wireless Networks
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Hi, I am working on the QoS issues for the transport of multimediadata over a variety of networks (including cellular, and possibly ad-hoc networks) as a part of my Master's thesis. I want to look at these aspects in an architecture independent manner. More specifically, I am interested in looking at the modifications needed to transport multimedia data over networks using Mobile IP at the network layer, RTP/RTCP payload in UDP packets, and how the different QoS parameters like jitter, end to end delay etc could be satisfied in such a scenario. Almost all of the literature that I have come across treats the topic at a lower layer, assuming the existence of an ATM network and using Wireless ATM to extend it over the wireless hop. In this, the QoS is guaranteed by reserving timeslots in the TDM frames sent to the mobile host. However, I feel that assuming the existence of an end-to-end ATM n/w is not valid as the end-to-end connection may span across diverse networks, all of which may not guarantee deterministic delays etc. I intend to look at the issues from the modifications needed at the network and the transport layers in an architecture independent manner. I have not been able to find any literature on this topic, and if anyone could provide me with useful pointers to information on this topic it would be great. Also, if you could let me know your points of view on looking at QoS provisioning in this manner, I would really grateful. Thanks, Sanket Nesargi --------------------------------------------------------------------- Sanket S. Nesargi Research Assistant | 2400 Waterview Parkway, #1215 Distributed Systems Lab | Richardson, TX - 75080 UT Dallas | Off: (972) 883 2420 | Res: (972) 437 1740 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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