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25 October 1995 Multiresolution coding for video-based service applications
H. Gharavi
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Abstract
The video coding and distribution approach presented in this paper has two key characteristics that make it ideal for integration of video communication services over common broadband digital networks. The modular multi-resolution nature of the coding scheme provides the necessary flexibility to accommodate future advances in video technology as well as robust distribution over various network environments.

This paper will present an efficient and scalable coding scheme for video communications. The scheme is capable of encoding and decoding video signals in a hierarchical, multilayer fashion to provide video at differing quality grades. Subsequently, the utilization of this approach to enable efficient bandwidth sharing and robust distribution of video signals in multipoint communications is presented. Coding and distribution architectures are discussed which include multi-party communications in a multi-window fashion within ATM environments.

Furthermore, under the limited capabilities typical of wideband/broadband access networks, this architecture accommodates important video-based service applications such as Interactive Distance Learning.
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H. Gharavi "Multiresolution coding for video-based service applications", Proc. SPIE 10282, Standards and Common Interfaces for Video Information Systems: A Critical Review, 1028209 (25 October 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.227964
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KEYWORDS
Video coding

Video

Scalable video coding

Broadband telecommunications

Computer architecture

Network architectures

Computer programming

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