Paper Info
Title
An evaluation of multi-view video transmission performance on long term evolution networks
Abstract
Mobile network operators are faced with an ever-increasing demand for throughput, as customer numbers increase and new broadband services are deployed. On the other hand, subscribers are constantly requesting improved data rates for fast data access in addition to uninterrupted mobile connections. These demands are especially apparent in multimedia services. One such service that is gaining importance is the transmission of three-dimensional (3D) video content. This paper explores the suitability of providing multi-view video transmission over cellular networks. The Long Term Evolution (LTE) network architecture is used in this study, providing an all-Internet Protocol (IP) paradigm for the transmission of High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) encoded multi-view videos, which is consistent with the Next Generation Network (NGN) concept. Results show the deployment of 3D video services over LTE networks is feasible with adequate Quality of Service (QoS) if the number of users accessing the service within a cell is limited.
Year
DOI
Venue
2014
10.1109/TEMU.2014.6917771
Telecommunications and Multimedia
Keywords
Field
DocType
Long Term Evolution,cellular radio,multimedia communication,next generation networks,quality of service,video coding,HEVC,IP paradigm,LTE network,NGN,QoS,all-Internet Protocol paradigm,broadband services,cellular networks,data access,high efficiency video coding,long term evolution networks,mobile network operators,multimedia services,multiview video transmission performance,next generation network,quality of service,three-dimensional video content,uninterrupted mobile connections,3D video,HEVC,IPTV,LTE,multi-view video transmission
Next-generation network,Software deployment,Telecommunications,Computer science,Network architecture,Quality of service,Computer network,Broadband,Cellular network,Throughput,Data access
Conference
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
2380-8578
1
0.36
References 
Authors
13
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Gloria-Anne Ellul110.36
Carl James Debono2246.74