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An Overview of Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH) Applications over Information-Centric Networking (ICN)


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1 Department of Computing and Information Technology the University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
2 Department of Computing and Information Technology The University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
 

ICN has received a lot of consideration in recent years, and is a likely approach for the Future Internet design. As multimedia is the dominating traffic, it is vital to study this type of data transmission in the context of ICN. In particular, the adaptive streaming of multimedia content is a promising approach for treatment within ICN. The client has full control over the streaming session. This enables the possibility of adapting the multimedia stream to its context (e.g. network conditions, device capabilities, user-QoE (Quality of Service)). These objectives are wellmatched with the standards accepted by ICN. In this article we investigate dynamic adaptive video streaming over HTTP (DASH) over networks adopting the ICN approach. In particular, we focus on seven main applications: (1) Mobile, (2) SVC-based (Scalable Video Coding), (3) Named Data Networking (NDN), (4) Vehicular Networks, (5) 5G systems, (6) Internet of Things (IoTs), and (7) Security.

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ICN, Future Internet, DASH, Mobile, SVC, NDN, Vehicular, 5G, IoT, Security.
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Koffka Khan
Department of Computing and Information Technology the University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago
Wayne Goodridge
Department of Computing and Information Technology The University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago

Abstract


ICN has received a lot of consideration in recent years, and is a likely approach for the Future Internet design. As multimedia is the dominating traffic, it is vital to study this type of data transmission in the context of ICN. In particular, the adaptive streaming of multimedia content is a promising approach for treatment within ICN. The client has full control over the streaming session. This enables the possibility of adapting the multimedia stream to its context (e.g. network conditions, device capabilities, user-QoE (Quality of Service)). These objectives are wellmatched with the standards accepted by ICN. In this article we investigate dynamic adaptive video streaming over HTTP (DASH) over networks adopting the ICN approach. In particular, we focus on seven main applications: (1) Mobile, (2) SVC-based (Scalable Video Coding), (3) Named Data Networking (NDN), (4) Vehicular Networks, (5) 5G systems, (6) Internet of Things (IoTs), and (7) Security.

Keywords


ICN, Future Internet, DASH, Mobile, SVC, NDN, Vehicular, 5G, IoT, Security.

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