Resource adaptive netcentric systems: a case study with SONET - a self-organizing network embedded transcoder

Authors:
Javad I. Khan;Seung Su Yang;Qiong Gu;Darsan Patel;Patrick Mail;Oleg Komogortsev;Wansik Oh;Zhong Guo
Affiliations:
Kent State University, Kent, OH;Kent State University, Kent, OH;Kent State University, Kent, OH;Kent State University, Kent, OH;Kent State University, Kent, OH;Kent State University, Kent, OH;Kent State University, Kent, OH;Kent State University, Kent, OH
Venue:
MULTIMEDIA '01 Proceedings of the ninth ACM international conference on Multimedia
Year:
2001

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Abstract

In this paper we discuss architecture for network aware adaptive systems for next generation networks. We present in the context of a novel cognizant video transcoding system, which is capable of negotiating local network state based rate and let the video propagate over extreme network with highly asymmetric link and node capacities utilizing knowlege about the network, content protocol and the content itself.