IAMVT: Mecanismo de Seleção de Rotas Multicaminhos para Aplicações de Vídeo Monitoramento

• Fabiano Bhering UFF / CEFET-MG
• Célio Albuquerque UFF
• Diego Passos UFF
• Katia Obraczka UCSC

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/sbrc.2021.16728

Abstract

Some of the main challenges for video transmission in wireless networks are related to bandwidth and high bitrate. Previous works indicate that dividing the video flows to transmit them over multiple paths can improve applications' QoS (Quality of Service). However, multipath selection is not a trivial task, especially when applications require simultaneous transmission from multiple sources, as it is necessary to find a set of paths with minimal inter-flow interference to support the applications' requirements. Thus, this paper presents Interference Aware Multipath Video Transmission (IAMVT), a multipath selection mechanism based on the Iterated Local Search (ILS) metaheuristic. This mechanism seeks to maximize the global network performance for transmitting multiple video flows from different sources. Simulation results show the potential of IAMVT to increase video quality, when compared to other mechanisms proposed in the literature.

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