Análise da Performance de Streaming de Vídeos Adaptativos em Redes Veiculares V2I
Abstract
The adoption of video-equipped cars, as well as connected and autonomous cars, has been gaining strength. The disponibility of services and applications in Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs) has been following the same trend. Thus, new kind of network is contemplated as a central component of the intelligent transportation systems, which provides support for a large variety of applications, including video service. These services permeate the network on a daily basis with video content. Seeking to better understand the video service behavior, this work assesses the adaptive video streaming performance over VANETS. The simulation results were assessed through QoS and QoE metrics and demonstrated that the MPEG-DASH is better at less dense scenarios, even when they have high mobility characteristics.
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