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Group channel routing for conferencing systems in wide area networks
Jia X.; Makki K.; Pissinou N.; Jia W.
1998
Source PublicationInformation Sciences
ISSN00200255
Volume107Issue:1-4Pages:217-232
Abstract

Group communication is a kind of multicast where each member of a group is allowed to both send and receive multicast messages in the group. Group channel is a communication channel used for group communication. At group channel establishment, routing is required to select routes connecting all group members. The group channel routing needs to generate a set of routing trees, one for each group member, to multicast messages to the group. The traditional method is to generate each of this set of trees independently from the others and each of the trees is made optimal in terms of network cost. However, the overall cost of the set of optimal trees may not be optimal. This paper proposes an algorithm for generating a set of routing trees, which aims at making the overall cost of the set of routing trees of a group channel minimum. Simulations have been done to compare our algorithm with the traditional method in various network situations. © 1998 Published by Elsevier Science Inc. All rights reserved.

KeywordComputer Network Computer Supported Cooperative Work Group Communication Minimum Steiner Tree Multicast Routing
DOI10.1016/S0020-0255(97)10049-4
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Language英語English
WOS IDWOS:000074399500012
Scopus ID2-s2.0-0032090231
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Document TypeJournal article
CollectionUniversity of Macau
AffiliationCity University of Hong Kong
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Jia X.,Makki K.,Pissinou N.,et al. Group channel routing for conferencing systems in wide area networks[J]. Information Sciences, 1998, 107(1-4), 217-232.
APA Jia X.., Makki K.., Pissinou N.., & Jia W. (1998). Group channel routing for conferencing systems in wide area networks. Information Sciences, 107(1-4), 217-232.
MLA Jia X.,et al."Group channel routing for conferencing systems in wide area networks".Information Sciences 107.1-4(1998):217-232.
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