Multiuser resource allocation for video transmission over a chip-interleaved multicarrier system

Yang, K. and Stankovic, Vladimir M. and Xiong, Z. and Wang, X. (2007) Multiuser resource allocation for video transmission over a chip-interleaved multicarrier system. Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing, 7 (2). pp. 143-158. ISSN 1530-8669 (https://doi.org/10.1002/wcm.470)

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Abstract

We propose a 4G system for transmission of video from a server at the base station to numerous wireless clients. We employ the latest technology in scalable video compression (3-D wavelet video coding) and in channel coding (punctured turbo codes); for the physical layer, we resort to the multicarrier chip-interleaved system with two-layer interleaving, which achieves high spectral efficiency and is very suitable for downlink applications. We develop fast algorithms for a cross-layer resource allocation that minimize the expected distortion of the reconstructed video averaged over all clients. The algorithms find a near-optimal power, bandwidth, and subcarrier allocation at the physical layer and a source-channel symbol allocation at the application layer. Our experimental results demonstrate that such a cross-layer optimization framework leads to higher quality performance of the overall system.

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