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Benny Bing

"Emerging Technologies in Wireless LANs: Theory, Design, and Deployment"

In other words, our analysis assumes the existence of
multiple orthogonal channels for transmission. In practice, however, interference effects in
wireless networks can severely degrade the throughput. Consequently, particularly in a
multi-user scenario, resource management and routing become of paramount importance
for minimizing interference. In [37], a rate matrix was introduced to describe the state of
the network at a given time. In [7], an elementary capacity graph was used to represent the
physical layer state of the various links. In [38], a node-link incidence matrix was used.
More details about wireless video transmission with interference consideration can be
found in [32].
5.8 Conclusions
Delay-constrained video streaming over multi-hop wireless mesh networks is an
application that deserves considerable attention due to the research challenges imposed by
such a service, as well as due to the important role that robust and efficient multimedia
services have when it comes to commercial deployment of such networks in office and
residential areas. We investigated a framework where QoS guarantees are provided for
video transmission over a variety of links in a multi-hop network using IEEE 802.


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