Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels

Video applications are highly affected by delay and it eventually requires more effective mechanism to potentially support these applications over wireless channels. Thus, the high demand and need to include different kind of devices with different quality of service (QoS), throughput and heterogene...

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Main Authors: Baguda, Yakubu S., Fisal, Norsheila, Abdul Rashid, Rozeha, Khairul Yusof, Sharifah, Syed, Sharifah H.
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Published: 2012
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author Baguda, Yakubu S.
Fisal, Norsheila
Abdul Rashid, Rozeha
Khairul Yusof, Sharifah
Syed, Sharifah H.
author_facet Baguda, Yakubu S.
Fisal, Norsheila
Abdul Rashid, Rozeha
Khairul Yusof, Sharifah
Syed, Sharifah H.
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description Video applications are highly affected by delay and it eventually requires more effective mechanism to potentially support these applications over wireless channels. Thus, the high demand and need to include different kind of devices with different quality of service (QoS), throughput and heterogeneous terminals with range of capabilities and user preference is very crucial and challenging issue to tackle. In traditional layered approach, all the layers are independent, well defined and designed mainly for specific task. The ability to access multimedia content requires adaptation of media content based on the user interactivity. It is extremely important to provide adequate QoS to support these applications especially in wireless communication media due to the fact that the channel condition changes very rapidly as a result of fading, interference, mobility, handoff and shadowing. There is a dramatic need to bridge the gap between the media content and techniques used to access and deliver increases rapidly. In this paper, we present a basic cross layer design (B-CLD) strategy which adapt with the channel condition and predetermine threshold value. The threshold value has been used to serves as the maximum boundary which the key parameters are compared in order to strategically becides the policy to use. Based on simulation result, the proposed cross layer design scheme outperform non-cross layer design or conventional approach in terms of video quality. More importantly, the delay is relatively low when compared to non CLD approach.
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spelling utm.eprints-360802017-10-09T06:39:14Z http://eprints.utm.my/36080/ Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels Baguda, Yakubu S. Fisal, Norsheila Abdul Rashid, Rozeha Khairul Yusof, Sharifah Syed, Sharifah H. TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Video applications are highly affected by delay and it eventually requires more effective mechanism to potentially support these applications over wireless channels. Thus, the high demand and need to include different kind of devices with different quality of service (QoS), throughput and heterogeneous terminals with range of capabilities and user preference is very crucial and challenging issue to tackle. In traditional layered approach, all the layers are independent, well defined and designed mainly for specific task. The ability to access multimedia content requires adaptation of media content based on the user interactivity. It is extremely important to provide adequate QoS to support these applications especially in wireless communication media due to the fact that the channel condition changes very rapidly as a result of fading, interference, mobility, handoff and shadowing. There is a dramatic need to bridge the gap between the media content and techniques used to access and deliver increases rapidly. In this paper, we present a basic cross layer design (B-CLD) strategy which adapt with the channel condition and predetermine threshold value. The threshold value has been used to serves as the maximum boundary which the key parameters are compared in order to strategically becides the policy to use. Based on simulation result, the proposed cross layer design scheme outperform non-cross layer design or conventional approach in terms of video quality. More importantly, the delay is relatively low when compared to non CLD approach. 2012 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Baguda, Yakubu S. and Fisal, Norsheila and Abdul Rashid, Rozeha and Khairul Yusof, Sharifah and Syed, Sharifah H. (2012) Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels. In: 4th International Conference, NDT 2012, 2012, Dubai. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-642-30567-2_32
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Fisal, Norsheila
Abdul Rashid, Rozeha
Khairul Yusof, Sharifah
Syed, Sharifah H.
Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels
title Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels
title_full Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels
title_fullStr Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels
title_full_unstemmed Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels
title_short Threshold-based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels
title_sort threshold based cross layer design for video streaming over lossy channels
topic TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
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