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A Distributed Multimedia Communication System and its Applications to E-Learning

A Distributed Multimedia Communication System and its Applications to E-Learning
A Distributed Multimedia Communication System and its Applications to E-Learning

A Distributed Multimedia Communication System and its

Applications to E-Learning*

Hans L. Cycon, Thomas C. Schmidt, Matthias W?hlisch,

Mark Palkow and Henrik Regensburg

Abstract — In this paper we report on a multimedia commu-nication system including a VCoIP (Video Conferencing over IP) software with a distributed architecture and its applica-tions for teaching scenarios. It is a simple, ready-to-use scheme for distributed presenting, recording and streaming multimedia content. We also introduce and investigate con-cepts and experiments to IPv6 user and session mobility, with the special focus on real-time video group communication. Index Terms — Video and multi media conferencing, E-learning, Mobile IPv6, Multicast Mobility

I.I NTRODUCTION

A paradigm shift is underway in the Internet. Networked devices, formerly situated on the desks of scientist and busi-ness, are now consumer parts and provide information, com-munication and entertainment. Visual devices performing syn-chronous communication such as voice or videoconferencing over IP (VoIP/VCoIP) are now ubiquitous and raise new chal-lenges for the Internet infrastructure.

Videoconferencing is about to become a lightweight day-to-day application. This trend follows from high bandwidth data connections, which are increasingly available to the public at reasonable prices. There is also some remarkable progress in video/audio compression algorithms, which reduce the video data stream to less than 1% at the sender site and reconstruct it again to a high quality video sequence on the receiver site. A third reason is that more and more desktop video conferencing software is running on ordinary desktop PCs or laptops, seam-lessly using the Internet connections available.

* This work was supported in part by the EFRE program of the European Commission and by the German Bundesministerium für Bildung und For-schung.

Hans L. Cycon is with the FB 1, FHTW Berlin, Treskowalle 8, 10318 Ber-lin, Germany (e-mail: hcycon@fhtw-berlin.de).

Thomas C. Schmidt is with the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, HAW Hamburg, Berliner Tor 7, 20099 Hamburg. He is also with the Computer Center, FHTW Berlin, Treskowallee 8, 10318 Berlin, Germany (e-mail: schmidt@fhtw-berlin.de).

Matthias W?hlisch is with the Computer Center, FHTW Berlin, Tre-skowallee 8, 10318 Berlin, Germany (e-mail: mw@fhtw-berlin.de).

Mark Palkow is with the daViKo GmbH Berlin, Hoenower Strasse 35/PF 16, 10318 Berlin, Germany (e-mail: palkow@https://www.wendangku.net/doc/4d180285.html,)

Henrik Regensburg is with the FB 1, FHTW Berlin, Treskowalle 8, 10318 Berlin, Germany (e-mail: h.r@fhtw-berlin.de).

The increasing video/audio quality and the easy-to-use user interface combined with all kinds of application sharing will soon convince more and more users to enrich their communi-cation habits by video components.

This trend is also found in teaching and learning scenarios. There is a rising number of Internet/Intranet-backed courses at universities or private companies. Here also the mail and voice communication will be supplemented by synchronous and asynchronous video components.

As a second trend wireless Internet conquers the airwaves. The availability of new, truly mobile IP enabled sub network layers not only offers connectivity to nomadic users at roam-ing devices, preserving communication sessions beyond IP subnet changes, but re-raises questions concerning the quality of IP service: The constant bit rate scenarios of voice and vid-eoconferencing will appear significantly disturbed by packet loss intervals, delays or jitter exceeding 100 ms. Thus, when heading towards VCoIP as a standard Internet service, impor-tant steps for global usability have to be taken, focusing on ease and quality.

In the present paper we report on a multimedia communica-tion system including a VCoIP software with a distributed architecture and its applications for teaching scenarios. We also introduce and investigate concepts and experiments to IPv6 user and session mobility with the special focus on real-time multicast group communication.

This paper is organised as follows. Section II presents the basic video conference software and its applications in E-learning scenarios. In Section III we discuss some IP-mobility aspects arising in real-time group communications and intro-duce a multicast solution within the Mobile IPv6. Finally, sec-tion IV is dedicated to conclusions and outlook.

II.A DISTRIBUTED COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

A.The Basic Software

The digital audio-visual conferencing system we use is a server-less multipoint video conferencing software without MCU developed by the authors [2]. It has been designed in a peer-to-peer model as a lightweight Internet conferencing tool aimed at email level use. Guided by the latter principle, it re-frained from implementing H.323 client requirements [1].

The system is built instead upon a fast, highly efficient video codec, based on a H.264/AVC [3] standard implementa-tion, optimized for low bit rate video streams. The encoder of our implementation (called DAVC) performs up to 1.5 dB PSNR better than the verification model VM 8.2 at a bit rate of 300 kbit/s. At this bit rate the codec runs at a speed of 65 frames per second encoding and decoding simultaneously on a Pentium 2.2 GHz processor machine. Note for higher bit rate

however the verification model performs better in rate-distortion sense due to the more sophisticated motion compen-sation technique involved (Fig.1).

Fig. 1. Rate-Distortion curves comparing H.264/AVC Reference Verifica-tion Model 8.2 and proposed encoder algorithm DAVC. Note that for low bit rate there is a distinct advantage of DAVC.

By controlling the coding parameters appropriately, the software permits scaling in bit rate from 24 to 1400 kbit/s on the fly. There are also application-tailored versions using a fast wavelet-based video codec [4] for higher available data rate. Audio data is compressed using a variable bit rate codec [5] with latencies below 120 ms depending on the chosen buffer size.

Audio and video (A/V) -streams can be transmitted by uni-cast as well as by multicast. An application-sharing facility is included for collaboration and teleteaching. It enables partici-pants to share not only static documents like Power Point files but also any dynamic PC actions like mouse pointer move-ments or animations. A/V - streams including dynamic appli-cation sharing actions can be recorded on any site. These data can be displayed locally or automatically converted into a web streaming format for internet wide availability.

This system is equally well suited to wired and wireless video conferencing on a best effort basis, since the au-dio/video quality can be controlled to adapt the data stream to the available bandwidth. In faulty network conditions like poor WAN links we use unicast TCP transmissions to avoid distortions. For point-to-multipoint situations like virtual classrooms there is also a possibility to switch to multicast UDP network transmission to minimize computation and transmission load for networks and sender.

For global connection establishment in the Internet we use a dynamic user session recording [6]. We denote this by User Session Locator (USL) and store appropriate session informa-tion within an LDAP directory server. The clients update in-formation about ongoing sessions regularly. Our system re-stricts user addressing to email addresses since the only uni-formly available user addressing scheme on the Internet is

given by mail. A global user look-up proceeds in two steps.

Firstly, the mail exchange (MX) record for the target user is

requested from the Domain Name System, and secondly, the

directory server hostname formed from the above naming con-convention is resolved (see Fig.2).

LAN 2

participant / client B

LAN 1

participant / client A

LAN 3

participant / client C

register & localisation via email-address

data stream data stream

data stream notification

Fig. 3. Distributed WLAN/LAN teaching & presenting scenario

2) Asynchronous distributed learning.

Based on our system’s capabilities, new scenarios for asyn-

chronous distributed learning evolve. Each station can record all sessions. The data will be stored locally and can be played back in a proprietary format. To make recordings world-wide accessible, it can be converted and uploaded onto a server for streaming, e.g. into a MS streaming format Classroom presen-tation or distributed group work are thus ready to be played back anywhere at any time (Fig.4).

streaming

record &upload

Fig. 4. Asynchronous/ synchronous distributed learning Scenario

C. Realizations

One version of the “frontal” scenario described in B.1) has been realized at the medical university Charité Berlin in the new histology classroom, where a digital PAL size video sig-nal is send directly from the teacher’s microscope to the stu-dents PCs by multicast enabled LAN [9]. This replaces a tradi-tional overhead projection device, allowing a significantly enhanced visual presentation at the student’s desk. There are 64 student PCs in one classroom installed but there is a planned extension to 120 PCs. The above described video conferencing technique has also been used in a notebook university project (Medu-Mobile), at Charité Berlin which was designed and realized by T.N. Nguyen-Dobinsky and G. Kaiser [10].

This project was designed to realize and endorse medical bed side teaching scenarios. Patients will be visited only by a camera team instead of a complete group of students. Bed side teaching will be transmitted via WLAN video conferencing live to the students, who can be anywhere on the campus. The students can participate interactively by asking questions to the patient or to the lecturer. In addition to the bed side video medical images (e.g. X-ray or ultrasonic) can be send directly out of medical devices or multimedia data bases to the study group.

The system is currently also in operation for Internet based cross teaching between different universities [8]. On both sites there is a teacher in a classroom with students. The video, combined with dynamic applications of the other venue, is projected at each others site, respectively. The teachers may give their talks alternatively or in a discussion session. All Students can also participate by wireless microphone. All ses-sions can be recorded and stored at any site in a streaming format. Supplementary, the technique has been used for taking examinations via the Internet, for example between Berlin and Chicago.

A fast broadband conference version of our system to con-nect two distant medical campus′ is on schedule. It works with two beamers at one side, to project the full size video of the speaker and his presentations including highly dynamic an-imations. The speaker’s video as well as the presentation is digitized by high performance XGA frame grabbers. The video stream will be encoded with a very fast software wave-let-based codec. This includes also a special application shar-ing device using a H.264 standard intra codec to transmit screen applications.

III. SESSION MOBILITY & GROUP

COMMUNICATION

A. Changing Networks

When users move around while operating their Internet de-vices (laptops, PDAs etc.), we have to consider changes of IP subnets during conferencing sessions. As it is common stan-dard in mobile phones, preserving VCoIP sessions beyond renumbering is compulsory. The next generation Internet

grants the ability of coping with multiple and changing ad-dresses, thus giving rise to a seamless migration of connected devices while running in service. The fundamental approach to Internet mobility is the re-cently appointed Mobile IPv6 (MIPv6) Internet Standard [7]. MIPv6 transparently operates address changes on the IP layer as a device moves from one network to the other by sustaining initial IP addresses and hiding the different routes to the socket layer. In this way hosts are enabled to maintain trans-port and higher-layer connections, when they change loca-tions.

Fig. 5. Mobile Client in IPv6

B. VCoIP in MIPv6 Real-time video communication imposes stern quality of service requirements on the underlying network infrastructure. 100 ms real-time carry relevant information, a spoken syllable for instance in the audio case. More generally network distur-bances exceeding 300 ms interrupt a video conference at the user’s level, whereas perturbations lasting less than 100 ms remain tolerable and may even be adjusted by jitter-hiding buffers. In mobile IPv6 the timing of handover procedures consequently forms a critical issue: In entering a new IP net-

work, i.e. after completing the layer 2 handoff, the Mobile Node (MN) instantaneously has to perform an automatic ad-dress reconfiguration followed by binding updates with its Home Agent (HA) and the Correspondent Node (s. Fig. 5). During this handover procedure the MN is unable to commu-nicate until the HA has learned its new Care-of Address. Packets may then proceed through the HA as a forwarder with the likely result of increased delay and jitter. The mobile IPv6 handover procedures consist of two principal tasks: the local, topology independent handoff and re-addressing, and the dis-tant Binding Updates with strong topology dependence. Tem-poral optimisation consequently needs a dual focus. The ac-celeration of local steps mainly improves through layer 2 speed-up and stack implementations optimising the interplay of the layers 2 and 3. Delay hiding proxy techniques such as the Hierarchical Mobile IPv6 [12] are needed to overcome roundtrip delays during Binding Updates.

Challenges are tightened by multicast-based group commu-nication. In conferencing scenarios each member commonly operates as receiver and as sender. A mobile environment therefore needs to cope with the tardy source specific con-struction of multicast routing trees. Multicasting in a mobile Internet environment poses the fundamental problem that rout-ing information bases need to be built from possibly rapidly changing group member locations.

C.Mobile Internet Multicasting

Multicast group communication raises quite distinctive as-pects within a mobility aware Internet infrastructure: On the one hand Multicast routing itself supports dynamic route con-figuration, as members may join and leave ongoing group communication over time. On the other hand multicast group membership management and routing procedures are intricate and too slow to function smoothly for mobile conference us-ers. In addition multicast imposes a special focus on source addresses. Applications commonly identify contributing streams through source addresses, which must not change during sessions, and routing paths in most protocols are cho-sen from destination to source.

In general the roles of multicast senders and receivers are quite distinct. While a client initiates a local multicast tree branch, the source may form the root of an entire source tree. Hence multicast mobility at the sender side poses the more delicate problem. Multicast support in Mobile IPv6 avoids all these challenges by bi-directional tunnelling multicast packets through the Home Agent. Mobility in this approach is com-pletely hidden from routing at the price of triangular paths, largely increasing delays and jitter. Within this section we will introduce our proposal to seamlessly integrate multicast suit-able for real-time applications in a mobile Internet infrastruc-ture.

”Seamless Multicast Handovers in a Hierarchical Mobile IPv6 Environment (M-HMIPv6)” [11] extends the Hierarchi-cal MIPv6 [12] architecture to support mobile multicast re-ceivers and sources. Mobility Anchor Points (MAPs) as in HMIPv6 act as proxy Home Agents, controlling group mem-bership for multicast listeners and issuing traffic to the net-work in place of mobile senders. Note that HMIPv6 concepts request MAPs to be in close neighbourhood of the Mobile Node with the result of negligible intercommunication delays. All multicast traffic between the Mobile Node and its asso-ciated MAP is tunnelled through the access network. Hand-overs within a MAP domain remain invisible in this micro mobility approach. In case of an inter–MAP handover, the previous anchor point will be triggered by a reactive Binding Update and act as a proxy forwarder. A Home Address Desti-nation Option, bare of Binding Cache verification at the Cor-respondent Node, has been added to streams from a mobile sender. Consequently transparent source addressing is pro-vided to the socket layer. Bi-casting is used to minimize packet loss, while the MN roams from its previous MAP to a new affiliation (s. Fig. 6). A multicast advertisement flag ex-tends the HMIPv6 signalling. In cases of rapid movement or crossings of multicast unaware domains, the mobile device remains with its previously associated MAP. Given the role of MAPs as Home Agent proxies, the M-HMIPv6 approach may me viewed as a smooth extension of bi-directional tunnelling

through the Home Agent supported in basic MIPv6.

Fig. 6. Mobile Multicast Source

The M-HMIPv6 multicast mobility scheme has been evalu-ated with respect to its handover performance, its handover frequency, its robustness and its protocol overheads [13]. It was found that reactive handovers as employed in M-HMIPv6 admit a reasonable time to completion of about 75 ms, compa-rable to predictive handover techniques around. Reactive handovers at the same time operate with little overhead and reliable robustness. From a quantitative study of expected handover occurrences it could be shown that the presence of Mobility Anchor Points significantly reduces handover fre-quencies. This smoothing effect gains additional importance by observing instability of techniques using predictive hand-overs in the case of Mobile Node’s rapid movement.

IV.C ONCLUSION &O UTLOOK

In this paper we present a distributed communication framework and conferencing software and some applications

to e-learning scenarios. The applications include an easy-to-use scheme for distributed presenting, recording and stream-ing of multimedia content. The video conferencing module is based on a H.264/AVC software implementation. In addition to this we use also some costumer tailored wavelet-based co-decs.

A simple scheme, compliant with current Internet infra-structure, for locating nomadic users at roaming sessions forms also part of our conferencing system.

As a second key issue we consider Internet mobility under real-time communications. Even though a principle feasibility of IP mobility for real-time video communication could be demonstrated, MIPv6 handover procedures need tightening. Future improvements need to focus on a reduction of packet loss probabilities as seem attainable by reviewing Mobile Node stack properties and appropriate buffering opportunities.

In the context of group conferencing scenarios, multicast solutions are vital to Internet mobility infrastructure. We pre-sented an approach for seamless integration of real-time mul-ticast mobility and briefly sketched performance enhance-ments gained from this solution.

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Hans L. Cycon is currently teaching mathematics and signal processing at FHTW Berlin, University of Applied Sciences. He received his diploma in physics in 1975 and his PhD in mathematics in 1979 and his habilitation in 1984 from the Technical University Berlin, Germany. His publications fields are mathematical physics and signal processing i.e. image coding. Hans L. Cycon is leading several projects in developing wavelet based still image and video compression codecs. He is member of the German delegation of the ITU/ISO standardization committee for JPEG 2000 still image standard. Thomas C. Schmidt is teacher of Information Engineering at the HAW Ham-burg and project manager at FHTW Berlin, where he was head of the com-puter centre for many years.

He studied mathematics and physics at Freie Universit?t Berlin and University of Maryland, USA. In 1993 he received his PhD in mathematical physics for a work in many particle theory of quantum mechanics done at the theory group of the Hahn-Meitner-Institut Berlin. Since the late 1980s he has been involved in many computing projects, especially focusing on simulation and parallel programming, distributed information systems and visualisation. His current fields of interest lie in the areas of mobile and multimedia networking and hypermedia information processing, where he has continuously conducted numerous projects on national and international level.

Matthias W?hlisch is a member of the networking group of the computer centre of FHTW Berlin. He is studying mathematics and computer science at Freie Universit?t Berlin. His major fields of interest lie in networking proto-cols, where he looks back on five years of professional experience in project work and publication.

Mark Palkow presently is the Managing Director and Chief Developer at the daViKo Gesellschaft für digitale audiovisuelle Kommunikation mbH that he founded in 2000. He received his diploma in communication engineering from the Fachhochschule Telekom Berlin in 1996. Since then he has worked on several research projects at FHTW Berlin, the Old Dominion University Nor-folk and the Heinrich Hertz Institut Berlin.

Henrik Regensburg is a member of the developer group of the “competence center media and networks” of FHTW Berlin. His major fields of interest lie in distributed video applications and coding, networking and a/v-content authoring. He received his diploma in applied computer science from the University of Applied Sciences FHTW-Berlin in 2002. Since then he has worked on research projects at FHTW Berlin and several freelance projects in commerce, all concerned with video conference technology and e-learning.

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