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A survey of future broadband multimedia satellite systems, issues and trends
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EngineeringGlobal Information NetworksMultimedia NetworkAdvanced Information ServicesSystems EngineeringInternet Of ThingsSatellite NetworkAdaptive Bitrate StreamingSatellite Signal ProcessingComputer EngineeringLarge File TransferMobile ComputingMultimedia DeliverySatellite Navigation SystemsEdge ComputingCloud ComputingNon-terrestrial NetworkWireless Multimedia SystemContent Delivery Network
The demand for advanced information services is growing in terms of both the number of users and the services to be supported. Voice and low-rate data services are insufficient for users in a world where high-speed World Wide Web access is taken for granted. The trend is toward global information networks offering flexible multimedia information services to users on demand, anywhere, anytime. Potential services include video on demand, interactive video, fast Internet access, telemedicine, tele-education, and large file transfer. The need to support bandwidth-intensive multimedia services places new and challenging demands on satellite systems and networks. Flexibility, efficiency, mobility, and the ability to guarantee end-to-end quality of service are at a premium.
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