Title :
Multimedia wireless interactive and collaborative telecom services
Author :
Choukair, Zièd ; Takizawa, Makoto
Author_Institution :
Departement Informatique Technopole de l´´Iroise, ENST Bretagne, Brest, France
Abstract :
UMTS is expected to allow the users to collaborate and participate to a common live activity through their mobile multimedia terminal equipment. Users and operators are looking forward the development of new interactive and collaborative applications such as interactive games on mobile phones. We develop an approach and a model to tackle technological locks and offer the opportunity to operators to provide their users with applications where they participate to a common live activity. We present our collaborative model for wireless adaptive and reconfigurable environments (COMWARE) and its implementation architecture, which aims to provide UMTS users a QoS support for collaborative applications. This model aims to reconcile openness and QoS requirements for collaborative relationships using wireless multimedia systems. For interactive collaborative applications, logical requirements should ensure synchronization between the displayed scenes of the same scenario on a set of UMTS equipment and the management of precedency to deal with interaction applications such for interactive games. COMWARE integrates QoS provision and management.
Keywords :
3G mobile communication; groupware; multimedia communication; quality of service; COMWARE; QoS rendering; UMTS; collaborative model; interactive games; mobile multimedia terminal equipment; mobile phones; multimedia wireless interactive telecom services; priority management; quality of service; semantic pertinence; wireless adaptive environment; wireless reconfigurable environment; 3G mobile communication; Collaboration; Collaborative work; Degradation; Displays; Games; Layout; Mobile handsets; Protocols; Telecommunication services;
Conference_Titel :
Distributed Computing Systems Workshops, 2004. Proceedings. 24th International Conference on
Print_ISBN :
0-7695-2087-1
DOI :
10.1109/ICDCSW.2004.1284024