Titlebook: High-Speed Networking for Multimedia Applications; Wolfgang Effelsberg,Otto Spaniol,Domenico Ferrari Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers

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978-1-4612-8576-2Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996

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Wireless Access to High Speed Networks,for wireless LANs (IEEE 802.11, HIPERLAN) are only emerging we have stressed especially the question whether approaches defined in these standards seem to be suitable for future use as access technologies. Difficulties occurring in this context have been illustrated with results of simulational studies.

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On the Performance of Networks Carrying Multimedia Traffic, in the display of video. The effect of data loss is thus measured in terms of the spatial extent, duration, and rate of glitches experienced as a function of the number of video streams, the delay requirement of the video application, and the video rate. Conversely, the performance of a network is

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High Performance Group Communication Services in ATM Networks, features cell-based ARQ and cell-based FEC. A new network element, called the Group Communication Server (GCS), is presented for implementing the adaptation layer protocols in network nodes. It allows for hierarchical multicast error control and support of heterogeneous scenarios. The framework per

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Multimedia Transport Protocol and Multicast Communication,inuous reliability service from best-effort to all-reliable as a function of the application requirements, 3) it is able to handle group size from small to very large with only a slight increase of overhead, 4) it works for unicast communication. These functionalities provide an interesting and effi