Kamrul Hasan
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that can access content and services using naming. Applying
CCN to the LTE network can be an effective way to provide an
optimal content delivery performance in the mobile environment.
In order to visualize and demonstrate the performance of CCN in
the LTE environment, we propose a new direct code execution
simulation framework which integrates the real machines and the
network simulator. We also show the performance of real-time
video in the LTE network and the CCN-based LTE network
using the framework. The proposed framework will be useful for
simulation and demonstration of the video performance in
various wired and wireless networks including future networks.
wireless environment is increasing rapidly due to the
increasing number of mobile devices and recent advances in
wireless transmission technologies. One of the issues that need
to be resolved in this situation is timely and fast delivery of the
requested content to maximize user satisfaction. Content-
Centric Networking (CCN) can be considered as an effective
way to resolve this issue. CCN is a new networking paradigm
for providing more efficient, scalable, secure, and collaborative
communications compared to the traditional host-centric
networking paradigm. In this paper, we present a CCN-based
mechanism for fast content delivery in wireless networks and
analyze its performance in terms of transmission efficiency.
increasing vastly, and therefore routing and communication
between devices are becoming critical issues. Content-Centric
Networking (CCN) is being recognized as a very useful
technology for efficient and fast content delivery. In this paper,
we propose an enhanced cluster-based content access
mechanism which accelerates the rapid transmission of
contents. The proposed architecture is based on the principles
of CCN and incorporates a cluster-based approach for the
better performance in terms of content retrieval delay and the
traffic overhead compared to the basic CCN and other content
delivery architectures.
that can access content and services using naming. Applying
CCN to the LTE network can be an effective way to provide an
optimal content delivery performance in the mobile environment.
In order to visualize and demonstrate the performance of CCN in
the LTE environment, we propose a new direct code execution
simulation framework which integrates the real machines and the
network simulator. We also show the performance of real-time
video in the LTE network and the CCN-based LTE network
using the framework. The proposed framework will be useful for
simulation and demonstration of the video performance in
various wired and wireless networks including future networks.
wireless environment is increasing rapidly due to the
increasing number of mobile devices and recent advances in
wireless transmission technologies. One of the issues that need
to be resolved in this situation is timely and fast delivery of the
requested content to maximize user satisfaction. Content-
Centric Networking (CCN) can be considered as an effective
way to resolve this issue. CCN is a new networking paradigm
for providing more efficient, scalable, secure, and collaborative
communications compared to the traditional host-centric
networking paradigm. In this paper, we present a CCN-based
mechanism for fast content delivery in wireless networks and
analyze its performance in terms of transmission efficiency.
increasing vastly, and therefore routing and communication
between devices are becoming critical issues. Content-Centric
Networking (CCN) is being recognized as a very useful
technology for efficient and fast content delivery. In this paper,
we propose an enhanced cluster-based content access
mechanism which accelerates the rapid transmission of
contents. The proposed architecture is based on the principles
of CCN and incorporates a cluster-based approach for the
better performance in terms of content retrieval delay and the
traffic overhead compared to the basic CCN and other content
delivery architectures.