Gi Seok Park
ABSTRACT
This work presents a control-theoretic scalable device-to-device offloading system that provides seamless video streaming services to clients by effectively offloading parts of the video traffic to D2D networks in order to alleviate the cellular network traffic load. In the proposed system, the main functionalities of the content centric networking (CCN) technology are employed to simultaneously download the video content from multiple wireless networks. A two-stage PID-based LTE traffic controller is proposed to determine the amount of traffic to be offloaded to the D2D network among the cellular operator, the D2D servers, and the D2D clients. The proposed system is fully implemented using a CCNx open source and C/C++. Experimental results are provided to demonstrate the performance improvement of the proposed system.
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- Control-theoretic Scalable Device-to-Device Offloading System for Video Streaming Services
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