Modeling and Analysis of End-To-End Delay for Ad Hoc Pervasive Multimedia Network

Abstract

Abstract — A primary challenge in mobile ad hoc network scenario is the dynamic differentiation of provided levels of Quality of Service (QoS) depending on client characteristics and current resource availability. In this context the paper focuses on characterizing the average end-to-end delay and maximum achievable per-node throughput for In-vehicle ad hoc multimedia network with stationary and mobile nodes. This work considers an approximation for the expected end-to-end packet delay based on the assumption that the traffic at each link acts as an independent M/D/1 queue. The paper establishes the network model and delay model for ad hoc multimedia network. It further presents analysis and evaluation of the delay model based on an experimental multimedia communication scenario.