High-Speed Networking for Multimedia Applications

✍ Scribed by Martina Zitterbart, Andreas Fieger (auth.), Wolfgang Effelsberg, Otto Spaniol, André Danthine, Domenico Ferrari (eds.)

Publisher: Springer US
Year: 1996
Tongue: English
Leaves: 384
Edition: 1
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

High-Speed Networking for Multimedia Applications presents the latest research on the architecture and protocols for high-speed networks, focusing on communication support for distributed multimedia applications. This includes the two major issues of ATM Networking and quality of service for multimedia applications.
It is to be expected that most of the bandwidth in future high-speed networks will be taken up by multimedia applications, transmitting digital audio and video. Traditional networking protocols are not suitable for this as they do not provide guaranteed bandwidth, end-to-end delay or delay jitter, nor do they have addressing schemes or routing algorithms for multicast connections.
High-Speed Networking for Multimedia Applications is a collection of high quality research papers which address these issues, providing interesting and innovative solutions. It is an essential reference for engineers and computer scientists working in this area. It is also a comprehensive text for graduate students of high-speed networking and multimedia applications.

✦ Table of Contents

Front Matter....Pages i-xii
End-to-End Communication Across Hybrid Networks....Pages 1-24
Reduce Connection Awareness....Pages 25-43
Is ATM a Continuity or a Discontinuity for the LAN Environment?....Pages 45-60
On the Performance of Networks Carrying Multimedia Traffic....Pages 61-101
The Server array: A Scalable Video Server Architecture....Pages 103-125
A Scalable Architecture for Multimedia Storage....Pages 127-153
Aqua: An Adaptive End-System Quality of Service Architecture....Pages 155-177
Quality of Service Support for Protocol Processing within Endsystems....Pages 179-198
High Performance Group Communication Services in ATM Networks....Pages 199-223
Multimedia Transport Protocol and Multicast Communication....Pages 225-246
Pet-Priority Encoding Transmission....Pages 247-265
Real-Time Communication in Shared-Medium High Speed Lans....Pages 267-284
Batch Renewal Process: Exact Model of Traffic Correlation....Pages 285-304
Residential Oriented Customer Premises Network Based on ATM Principles....Pages 305-329
Voice-Data Integrated Channel Access for Microcellular Networks Using Splitting RRA Algorithms....Pages 331-359
Wireless Access to High Speed Networks....Pages 361-381
Back Matter....Pages 383-383

✦ Subjects

Computer Communication Networks; Multimedia Information Systems; Electrical Engineering

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