Search for dissertations about: "IP multimedia"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 13 swedish dissertations containing the words IP multimedia.
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1. Security for IP multimedia applications over heterogeneous networks
Abstract : Personal mobile multimedia services are rapidly become popular. They leverage the combination of mobile and Internet-based communications, the increased capabilities of the third generation of mobile communications (3G), and the flexibility of a common transport and service platform. READ MORE
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2. Enabling Multimedia Services over Wireless Multi-Hop Networks
Abstract : With the constant development of wireless technologies, the usageof wireless devices tends to increase even more in the future.Wireless multi-hop networks (WMNs) have emerged as a keytechnology to numerous potential scenarios, ranging from disasterrecovery to wireless broadband internet access. READ MORE
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3. Robust Multimedia Communications over Packet Networks
Abstract : Multimedia communications over packet networks, and in particular the voice over IP (VoIP) application, have become an integral part of society. However, the unreliable and heterogeneous nature of packet networks has led to a best-effort delivery of services. READ MORE
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4. Transport Services for Soft Real-Time Applications in IP Networks
Abstract : In recent years, Internet and IP technologies have made inroads into almost every communication market ranging from best-effort services such as email and Web, to soft real-time applications such as VoIP, IPTV, and video. However, providing a transport service over IP that meets the timeliness and availability requirements of soft real-time applications has turned out to be a complex task. READ MORE
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5. Creating always-best-connected multimedia applications for the 4:th generation wireless systems
Abstract : This thesis describes an application-layer framework for managing network connectivity in the 4th-generation wireless systems, which will consist of overlapping heterogeneous networks. If multiple access networks are present, users will have a choice to access the Internet through the “best” available network. READ MORE