Paper Info
Title
Group communication in distributed multimedia systems
Abstract
This paper presents AlphaDeltaPhi (ADP) group communication as a method of defining and conducting multi-process end-to-end connection level management in distributed multimedia systems. α represents the reliability, Δ the end-to-end delay and Φ is the synchronization interval for a group connection. In contrast to other group communication paradigms, an ADP-group is a related set of cooperating processes whose communication is supported by allowing a spectrum of quality-of-service and message delivery options to co-exist within the same group. Developed as part of our work with Multimedia Mednet, ADP-group communication is designed to provide appropriate connection management support and network control within distributed multimedia environments characterized by a heterogenous mixture of equipment types, network performance and user interaction
Year
DOI
Venue
1994
10.1109/ICDCS.1994.302427
Pozman
Keywords
Field
DocType
delays,multimedia systems,performance evaluation,protocols,synchronisation,AlphaDeltaPhi group communication,distributed multimedia systems,end-to-end connection level management,end-to-end delay,group connection,message delivery options,network control,network performance,synchronization interval,user interaction
End-to-end delay,Synchronization,Computer science,Communication in small groups,Computer network,Connection management,Communication endpoint,Control system,Network control,Multimedia,Distributed computing,Network performance
Conference
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
1063-6927
4
0.44
References 
Authors
4
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Robert Simon1226.54
Taieb Znati240.44
Robert J. Sclabassi311322.24