Video streaming is considered as one of the most important and challenging applications for next generation cellular networks. Current infrastructures are not prepared to deal with the increasing amount of video traffic. The current Internet, and in particular the mobile Internet, was not designed with video requirements in mind and, as a consequence, its architecture is very inefficient for handling video traffic. Enhancements are needed to cater for improved Quality of Experience (QoE) and improved reliability in a mobile network. In this paper we design a novel dynamic transport architecture for next generation mobile networks adapted to video service requirements. Its main novelty is the transport optimization of video delivery that is achieved through a QoE oriented redesign of networking mechanisms as well as the integration of Content Delivery Networks (CDN) techniques.

QoE-based transport optimization for video delivery over next generation cellular networks

MUNARETTO, DANIELE;ZORZI, MICHELE
2011

Abstract

Video streaming is considered as one of the most important and challenging applications for next generation cellular networks. Current infrastructures are not prepared to deal with the increasing amount of video traffic. The current Internet, and in particular the mobile Internet, was not designed with video requirements in mind and, as a consequence, its architecture is very inefficient for handling video traffic. Enhancements are needed to cater for improved Quality of Experience (QoE) and improved reliability in a mobile network. In this paper we design a novel dynamic transport architecture for next generation mobile networks adapted to video service requirements. Its main novelty is the transport optimization of video delivery that is achieved through a QoE oriented redesign of networking mechanisms as well as the integration of Content Delivery Networks (CDN) techniques.
2011
Proceedings of IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications (ISCC)
9781457706806
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