Title :
Channel allocation problem in VoD system using both batching and adaptive piggybacking
Author :
Kim, Hyoung Joong ; Zhu, Yu
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Control/Instrumentation Eng., Kangwon Nat. Univ., Chunchon, South Korea
fDate :
8/1/1998 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Commercial feasibility demands that a large number of users should be accommodated in a VoD (video-on-demand) service with a certain level of QOS (quality of service) given a fixed bandwidth communication channel. Two novel methods to minimize the number of logical channels that are required to support as many users as possible are proposed. They are quasi-optimized batching-by-timeout and quasi-optimized batching-by-timeout with adaptive piggybacking. The effectiveness of the proposed channel allocation strategy is demonstrated by simulation
Keywords :
adaptive systems; interactive video; multimedia communication; telecommunication channels; QOS; VoD system; adaptive piggybacking; broadband multimedia; channel allocation; fixed bandwidth communication channel; logical channels; quality of service; quasi-optimized batching-by-timeout; simulation; video-on-demand; Bandwidth; Channel allocation; Communication channels; Communication system control; Delay; Ice; Network servers; Quality of service; Streaming media; Videos;
Journal_Title :
Consumer Electronics, IEEE Transactions on