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The Performance of Measurement-Based Overlay Networks

Sonja Buchegger, Paolo Scotton

The literature contains propositions for the use of overlay networks to supplement the normal IP routing functions with higher-level information in order to improve aspects of network behavior. We consider the use of such an overlay to optimize the end-to- ...

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Universal multimedia access from wired and wireless systems

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Personal computing and communication devices such as computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and mobile phones are moving to their next generation in which the end user will be able to access a multitude of information with a single device either lo ...

2001

Broadcast quality video over IP

We consider the problem of designing systems for the transmission of high-quality video signals over certain high-speed segments of the public IP network. Our most important contribution is the definition of a network/coder interface for IP networks which ...

2001

IconoNET: a tool for automated bandwidth allocation planning

Christoph Frei, Boi Faltings, Pearl Pu Faltings

Communication networks are expected to offer a wide range of services to an increasingly large number of users, with a diverse range of quality of service. This calls for efficient control and management of these networks. In this paper, we address the pro ...

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., Piscataway, NJ, USA2000

Optimal smoothing for guaranteed service

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Olivier Verscheure

We consider the transmission of variable bit rate (VBR) video over a network offering a guaranteed service such as ATM VBR or the guaranteed service of the IETF. The guaranteed service requires that the flow accepted by the network has to be conforming wit ...

2000

Opportunities for Bandwidth Adaptation in Microsoft Office Documents

Willy Zwaenepoel

Microsoft Office, the most popular office productivity suite, produces large documents that can result in long download latencies for platforms with limited bandwidth. To reduce latency and improve the user's experience, these documents need to be adapted ...

2000

Designing new network adaptation and ATM adaptation layers for interactive multimedia applications

Multimedia services, audiovisual applications composed of a combination of discrete and continuous data streams, will be a major part of the traffic flowing in the next generation of high speed networks. The cornerstones for multimedia are Asynchronous Tra ...

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A Dynamic Hierarchy of Intelligent Agents for Network Management

Boi Faltings, Christian Frei

Routing as well as the management of communication networks that support hybrid types of communications requiring quality of service is a hard problem. We present here a framework1 that decomposes the network into a hierarchy of abstract views of the netwo ...

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Efficient network transmission of virtual human bodies

Daniel Thalmann, Amaury Aubel, Joaquim Esmerado

Integrating virtual human animation in networked virtual environments (NVEs) has the potential to create severe network load issues. In NVEs, users are represented by their virtual embodiments. The articulated structure of these embodiments introduces a ne ...

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IP and ATM - current evolution for integrated services

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This paper gives a technical overview of different networking technologies, such as Internet, ATM. It describes different approaches of how to run IP on top of an ATM network, and assesses their potential to be used as an integrated services network. Keywo ...

1998