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1. MSAN 2015: Orlando, FL, USA
- Aggelos K. Katsaggelos, Csaba A. Szabó:
1st International ICST Conference on Multimedia Services Access Networks, MSAN 2005, Orlando, FL, USA, June 13-15, 2005. IEEE 2005, ISBN 0-7803-9319-8
Session 1: Multimedia Data Processing and Distribution
- Qi Qu, Yong Pei, James W. Modestino, Xusheng Tian, Bin Wang, Xunqi Yu:
Cross-layer rate-adaptation and joint source-channel coding for delay-constrained video streaming over wireless ad-hoc networks. 1-5 - Michal Ries, Olivia Nemethova, Biljana Badic, Markus Rupp:
Assessment of H.264 coded panorama sequences. 6-9 - Haohong Wang, Aggelos K. Katsaggelos
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Resource-distortion optimal video coding and communications. 10-14 - Carlos Eduardo Coelho Freire Batista
, Tiago Salmito, Luiz Eduardo Cunha Leite, Guido Lemos de Souza Filho, Glêdson Elias da Silveira:
Big videos on small networks - a hierarchical and distributed architecture for a video on demand distribution service. 15-19 - Samuel Rivas, Víctor M. Gulías, Carlos Abalde:
A versatile multiplexing algorithm exclusively based on the MPEG-2 systems layer. 20-24 - Michael Ransburg, Christian Timmerer
, Hermann Hellwagner
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Transport mechanisms for metadata-driven distributed multimedia adaptation. 25-29
Session 2: Quality of Service
- Tibor Cinkler, István Moldován, András Kern, Csaba Lukovszki, Gyula Sallai:
Optimizing QoS aware ethernet spanning trees. 30-34 - Alejandro Quintero, Samuel Pierre, David Tassy:
Quality of service considerations in collaborative learning environments. 35-39 - Jong-won Park, Jin Gyu Shin, Young-Ho Kim, Myeong-jin Lee:
A VoIP QoS guarantee method applying the adaptive committed information rate to downstream service-flows in HFC network. 40-43 - Amy Csizmar Dalal
, Keith Purrington:
Discerning user-perceived media stream quality through application-layer measurements. 44-48 - Luigi Atzori, Mirko Luca Lobina, Mauro Isola:
Playout buffering in IP telephony: a quality maximization approach. 49-53 - Y. Sriraja, Sandip Krishnamurthy, Tanja Karp:
Multiple description wavelet image coding for reliable delivery and QoS maintenance. 54-58 - Marko Luoma, Jari Huttunen:
Differentiation of traffic on access networks. 59-63
Session 3: Multimedia Services
- Jean-Paul Wagner, Pascal Frossard:
Playback delay and buffering optimization in scalable video broadcasting. 64-68 - Tomoyuki Ohya, Toshio Miki:
Enhanced-reality multimedia communications for 4G mobile networks. 69-72 - Thinh P. Nguyen, Duc A. Tran
, Sen-Ching S. Cheung:
Efficient P2P data dissemination in a homogeneous capacity network using structured mesh. 73-77 - Assen Golaup, Oliver Holland, A. Hamid Aghvami:
A packet scheduling algorithm supporting multimedia traffic over the HSDPA link based on early delay notification. 78-82 - Ling-Jyh Chen
, Tony Sun, Mario Gerla:
USHA: a practical vertical handoff solution. 83-87
Session 4: Access Network Design and Evaluation
- Xin Wang, Georgios B. Giannakis
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CSMA/CCA: A Modified CSMA/CA Protocol Mitigating the Fairness Problem for IEEE 802.11 DCF. 88-95 - Giovanni Berlanda Scorza, Claudio Sacchi
, Fabrizio Granelli
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An Adaptive MAC-PHY Approach for Medium Access Control in VBR MC-CDMA Systems. 96-100 - Farhan Siddiqui, Sherali Zeadally, Scott Fowler
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A Novel Architecture for Roaming between 3G and Wireless LANs. 101-105 - Swapnil Bhatia
, Radim Bartos
, Chaitanya K. Godsay:
Empirical Evaluation of Upstream Throughput in a DOCSIS Access Network. 106-110 - Steven Wright, Andrew J. Vernon, Albert Whited:
Voice delay considerations for DSL multimedia access network design and operation. 111-115
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