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In 5G mobile communications, a special design for enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) applications is to offer wider bandwidth and higher priority, such as in live video broadcasting. In the future B5G or 6G, open radio access networks (O-RAN) will play an important role, since it can dynamically adjust resources blocks (RB) to adapt to different qualities of video transmissions. However, it is possible that a user equipment (UE) while watching a high-definition video may move to a place (a blocking area or a mountain area), where the receiving signals become very weak. In this case, video packets are largely discarded due to transmission errors. Consequently, the video quality is seriously degraded and the video pictures could be frozen and mosaic. Using wider bandwidth and higher priority to deliver video streams whose packets may be largely discarded due to weak receiving signals is just a bandwidth waste. Thus, in this project, we propose a dynamical adjustment mechanism for live video streaming (referred to as DAVS) in B5G/6G O-RAN to resolve the unnecessary bandwidth waste. In DAVS, a streaming server will convert a receiving video stream to different data rates with different video qualities. Based on the quality of receiving signals on a UE, DAVS will choose the most suitable data rate to deliver that video stream to UE. Therefore, the unnecessary bandwidth waste can be avoided, which substantially increases the number of UE who can concurrently utilize the saved bandwidth in a mobile communication network.

In this project, we will first simulate the proposed DAVS using NS-3 (Network Simulator-Version 3). Based on the simulation results, we will modify the DAVS algorithms. Finally, we will implement the proposed DAVS on a Linux platform. We then compare the performance metrics, such as block error rates (BLER), packet delay, packet loss rate (PLR), and throughput to demonstrate the superiority of the proposed DAVS.


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