Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks

Real-time Internet applications such as telephony, video conferencing and remote control are increasing in importance.A critical requirement for such applications is the ability to receive data packets in correct order with minimal delay (latency) and loss of data.Most Internet Service Providers (IS...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Cocker, Etuate, Speidel, Ulrich, Rebenich, N., Neville, S., Gulliver, A., Eimann, R., Nisar, K., Hassan, Suhaidi, Aziz, Zulkufli, Dong, M.-C., Wong, V.
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2013
Subjects:
Online Access:https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/19119/1/ICICS%202013%201-5.pdf
_version_ 1825804147158417408
author Cocker, Etuate
Speidel, Ulrich
Rebenich, N.
Neville, S.
Gulliver, A.
Eimann, R.
Nisar, K.
Hassan, Suhaidi
Aziz, Zulkufli
Dong, M.-C.
Wong, V.
author_facet Cocker, Etuate
Speidel, Ulrich
Rebenich, N.
Neville, S.
Gulliver, A.
Eimann, R.
Nisar, K.
Hassan, Suhaidi
Aziz, Zulkufli
Dong, M.-C.
Wong, V.
author_sort Cocker, Etuate
collection UUM
description Real-time Internet applications such as telephony, video conferencing and remote control are increasing in importance.A critical requirement for such applications is the ability to receive data packets in correct order with minimal delay (latency) and loss of data.Most Internet Service Providers (ISP) try to achieve this by adding bandwidth in the form of additional infrastructure (links and routers) and load balancing to meet the continuous Internet traffic growth.For real-time protocols, such upgrades are not exclusively beneficial, however.They tend to increase the number of routers (and hence router queues) a packet has to pass through, and increase the potential for out-of-order delivery of packets. Our paper presents the baseline results of a longitudinal study investigating the effects of such infrastructure changes on international real-time traffic.
first_indexed 2024-07-04T06:09:41Z
format Conference or Workshop Item
id uum-19119
institution Universiti Utara Malaysia
language English
last_indexed 2024-07-04T06:09:41Z
publishDate 2013
record_format eprints
spelling uum-191192016-11-10T03:20:38Z https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/19119/ Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks Cocker, Etuate Speidel, Ulrich Rebenich, N. Neville, S. Gulliver, A. Eimann, R. Nisar, K. Hassan, Suhaidi Aziz, Zulkufli Dong, M.-C. Wong, V. TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Real-time Internet applications such as telephony, video conferencing and remote control are increasing in importance.A critical requirement for such applications is the ability to receive data packets in correct order with minimal delay (latency) and loss of data.Most Internet Service Providers (ISP) try to achieve this by adding bandwidth in the form of additional infrastructure (links and routers) and load balancing to meet the continuous Internet traffic growth.For real-time protocols, such upgrades are not exclusively beneficial, however.They tend to increase the number of routers (and hence router queues) a packet has to pass through, and increase the potential for out-of-order delivery of packets. Our paper presents the baseline results of a longitudinal study investigating the effects of such infrastructure changes on international real-time traffic. 2013 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/19119/1/ICICS%202013%201-5.pdf Cocker, Etuate and Speidel, Ulrich and Rebenich, N. and Neville, S. and Gulliver, A. and Eimann, R. and Nisar, K. and Hassan, Suhaidi and Aziz, Zulkufli and Dong, M.-C. and Wong, V. (2013) Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks. In: 9th International Conference on Information, Communications and Signal Processing (ICICS 2013), 10-13 Dec. 2013, Shangri-La Far Eastern Plaza Hotel, Tainan, Taiwan. http://doi.org/10.1109/ICICS.2013.6782947 doi:10.1109/ICICS.2013.6782947 doi:10.1109/ICICS.2013.6782947
spellingShingle TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
Cocker, Etuate
Speidel, Ulrich
Rebenich, N.
Neville, S.
Gulliver, A.
Eimann, R.
Nisar, K.
Hassan, Suhaidi
Aziz, Zulkufli
Dong, M.-C.
Wong, V.
Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks
title Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks
title_full Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks
title_fullStr Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks
title_full_unstemmed Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks
title_short Measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks
title_sort measurement of packet train arrival conditions in high latency networks
topic TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
url https://repo.uum.edu.my/id/eprint/19119/1/ICICS%202013%201-5.pdf
work_keys_str_mv AT cockeretuate measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT speidelulrich measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT rebenichn measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT nevilles measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT gullivera measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT eimannr measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT nisark measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT hassansuhaidi measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT azizzulkufli measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT dongmc measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks
AT wongv measurementofpackettrainarrivalconditionsinhighlatencynetworks