A quality of service architecture
ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review
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SIGCOMM '94 Proceedings of the conference on Communications architectures, protocols and applications
Network dimensioning and performance of multiservice, multirate loss networks with dynamic routing
IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking (TON)
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Computer Networks and ISDN Systems
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Journal of High Speed Networks - Special issue: VHSN'96
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IEEE MultiMedia
Adaptive Real-Time Resource Management Supporting Modular Composition of Digital Multimedia Services
NOSSDAV '93 Proceedings of the 4th International Workshop on Network and Operating System Support for Digital Audio and Video
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Proceedings of the Second International COST 237 Workshop on Teleservices and Multimedia Communications
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Proceedings of the Second International COST 237 Workshop on Teleservices and Multimedia Communications
GLASS: A Distributed MHEG-Based Multimedia System
Proceedings of the Second International COST 237 Workshop on Teleservices and Multimedia Communications
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Computer Communications
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Computer Communications
Bandwidth assignment paradigms for broadband integrated voice/data networks
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IEEE Communications Magazine
Control of resources in broadband networks with quality of service guarantees
IEEE Communications Magazine
Packet reservation multiple access in a metropolitan microcellular radio environment
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
Computers and Operations Research
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The complexity and diversity of novel telecommunication services require experimental systems in order to explore research areas such as resource allocation and management. Firstly, the main problems which occur in this area are analyzed in this paper. Then solutions are given based on our experimental platform which has an universal, object-oriented teleservice model for describing the parties involved in the session, the media used for communication and the allocated network and terminal resources. The objects of this model are created and updated by a service layer signaling protocol. The proposed resource management system provides guaranteed service quality for any kind of multimedia service. The Movie-on-Demand service is described in order to illustrate our concept. The benefits of using hierarchical management layers from the resource reservation's point of view are highlighted by a simulation study.