Performance evaluation of H.264 video over ad hoc networks based on dual mode IEEE 802.11B/G and EDCA MAC architecture
@article{Oh2008PerformanceEO,
title={Performance evaluation of H.264 video over ad hoc networks based on dual mode IEEE 802.11B/G and EDCA MAC architecture},
author={Byung Joon Oh and Chang Wen Chen},
journal={2008 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems},
year={2008},
pages={3510-3513}
}We present in this paper the performance evaluation for H.264/AVC video transmission over wireless ad hoc networks. In order to achieve robust video transmission under ad hoc mode, the proposed system not only develops a physical rate based strategy for dual band IEEE 802.11 b/g, but also adopts EDCA MAC layer architecture of IEEE 802.1 le for an improved QoS performance. The dual mode operation allows the ad hoc terminals to move within a larger coverage area while maintaining robust…Â
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