Software Multimedia Distribution Network Simulation

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Name:Multimedia Distribution Network Simulation

Description:This applications primary focus is to simulate on a large scale a multimedia distribution network. The application is built upon OMNeT++, a C++ based network simulator. This allows us to evaluate the effectiveness of proposed multimedia distribution networks, and to compare them to existing networks. General simulations involve 1,000 nodes distributing multimedia content through multicast and peer-to-peer protocols. Each simulation run is highly detailed, simulating traffic down to the network layer. Statistics are gathered at each simulated node and globally over the whole simulation. Depending on parameters, one days activity can be simulated in four to six hours.

Abstract:This applications primary focus is to simulate on a large scale a multimedia distribution network. The application is built upon OMNeT++, a C++ based network simulator. This allows us to evaluate the effectiveness of proposed multimedia distribution networks, and to compare them to existing networks. General simulations involve 1,000 nodes distributing multimedia content through multicast and peer-to-peer protocols. Each simulation run is highly detailed, simulating traffic down to the network layer. Statistics are gathered at each simulated node and globally over the whole simulation. Depending on parameters, one days activity can be simulated in four to six hours.