Control of Video Stream Transmission in a Flying Ad Hoc Network
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https://doi.org/10.52575/2712-746X-2024-51-1-221-231Keywords:
flying ad hoc network, FANET, decision support, video broadcast, video stream, video monitoring of territoriesAbstract
The article is devoted to improving video monitoring of territories, carried out through the use of a flying wireless self-organizing network (Flying Ad hoc NETwork, FANET). Video monitoring is carried out for search and rescue purposes. In order to promptly detect victims and people in need of help, it is necessary to organize in real time high-quality transmission of video streams recorded by cameras of flying aircraft to the monitors of the control center of the rescue unit. To ensure high quality FANET video broadcasting, a decision support algorithm for controlling the transmission of video streams is proposed. The algorithm involves assessing the probability of ensuring high quality video broadcasting. Depending on the values of this probability, one of the following solutions is recommended: to transmit a new video stream, to reduce the average length of wireless channels, or to disable the transmission of a low-informative video stream. The article suggests that the correct decision has been made to manage the characteristics of video stream transmission if, as a result of its adoption, high quality video broadcasting is ensured. The results of computational experiments showed that the use of the presented algorithm can significantly increase the probability of making the right decision on controlling the transmission of video streams in FANET.
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