Congestion Control Protocol Based on Delay Parameters for Layered Multicast Communication
Jing Bian, Wang Ze-qiang, Ke Hao-he, Guangzhao Zhang · 2006
This paper focuses on the congestion control mechanism to be used in receiver-driven layered multicast. Since delay infers the transmission performances of jitter, bandwidth and throughput, it is necessary to concern delay properties in real-time multimedia transmission. In this paper, by analyzing the relationship between arrival delay intervals and network congestion, the congestion control parameter Interval_variis obtained. By using delay parameters SRdegand SRdet, the path's available bandwidth can be estimated for the decision of layer join. By using the available bandwidth estimation results, Interval_variand the packet-loss event Lostdeg, a new layered multicast congestion control protocol BDP is proposed. The ns2 simulation results show that BDP can achieve scalability, stability, fast convergence and TCP-fairness.