Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs) will play an important role in Smart Cities and will support the development of not only safety applications, but also car smart video surveillance services. Recent improvements in multimedia over VANETs allow drivers, passengers, and rescue teams to capture, share, and access on-road multimedia services. Vehicles can cooperate with each other to transmit live flows of traffic accidents or disasters and provide drivers, passengers, and rescue teams rich visual information about a monitored area. Since humans will watch the videos, their distribution must be done by considering the provided Quality of Experience (QoE) even in multi-hop, multi-path, and dynamic environments. This article introduces an application framework to handle this kind of services and a routing protocol, the DBD (Distributed Beaconless Dissemination), that enhances the dissemination of live video flows on multimedia highway VANETs. DBD uses a backbone-based approach to create and maintain persistent and high quality routes during the video delivery in opportunistic Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V) scenarios. It also improves the performance of the IEEE 802.11p MAC layer, by solving the Spurious Forwarding (SF) problem, while increasing the packet delivery ratio and reducing the forwarding delay. Performance evaluation results show the benefits of DBD compared to existing works in forwarding videos over VANETs, where main objective and subjective QoE results are measured.

A distributed beaconless routing protocol for real-time video dissemination in multimedia VANETs / DE FELICE, Mario; E., Cerqueira; A., Melo; M., Gerla; Cuomo, Francesca; Baiocchi, Andrea. - In: COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS. - ISSN 0140-3664. - 58:(2015), pp. 40-52. [10.1016/j.comcom.2014.08.009]

A distributed beaconless routing protocol for real-time video dissemination in multimedia VANETs

DE FELICE, MARIO;CUOMO, Francesca;BAIOCCHI, Andrea
2015

Abstract

Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs) will play an important role in Smart Cities and will support the development of not only safety applications, but also car smart video surveillance services. Recent improvements in multimedia over VANETs allow drivers, passengers, and rescue teams to capture, share, and access on-road multimedia services. Vehicles can cooperate with each other to transmit live flows of traffic accidents or disasters and provide drivers, passengers, and rescue teams rich visual information about a monitored area. Since humans will watch the videos, their distribution must be done by considering the provided Quality of Experience (QoE) even in multi-hop, multi-path, and dynamic environments. This article introduces an application framework to handle this kind of services and a routing protocol, the DBD (Distributed Beaconless Dissemination), that enhances the dissemination of live video flows on multimedia highway VANETs. DBD uses a backbone-based approach to create and maintain persistent and high quality routes during the video delivery in opportunistic Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V) scenarios. It also improves the performance of the IEEE 802.11p MAC layer, by solving the Spurious Forwarding (SF) problem, while increasing the packet delivery ratio and reducing the forwarding delay. Performance evaluation results show the benefits of DBD compared to existing works in forwarding videos over VANETs, where main objective and subjective QoE results are measured.
2015
Multimedia dissemination; QoE; safety; smart service; vehicular ad hoc networks
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A distributed beaconless routing protocol for real-time video dissemination in multimedia VANETs / DE FELICE, Mario; E., Cerqueira; A., Melo; M., Gerla; Cuomo, Francesca; Baiocchi, Andrea. - In: COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS. - ISSN 0140-3664. - 58:(2015), pp. 40-52. [10.1016/j.comcom.2014.08.009]
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