Potential for compressed video transmission over the GSM HSCSD service

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The author considers the evaluation of transmission of compressed video, for surveillance monitoring in the operation of light rail transport systems, over the emerging specification for the GSM high speed circuit switched data service (HSCSD), which can combine (dynamically) up to eight standard data channels as a single high speed channel.

Inspec keywords: mobile communication; data compression; monitoring; video coding; error statistics; telecommunication channels; surveillance; visual communication

Other keywords: high speed channel; GSM HSCSD service; surveillance monitoring; BER bit error rate; GSM high speed circuit switched data service; compressed video transmission; light rail transport systems; JPEG format

Subjects: Codes; Optical information, image and video signal processing; Other applications of television and video systems

References

    1. 1)
      • M. Mouly , M. Pautet . (1992) The GSM system for mobile communications.
    2. 2)
      • Stone, F.W.: `HIFLIRTS (High integrity data communications for light railtransport systems) - Digital video on train and from train to control room', IEE Colloquium on Communications Networks and Transportation, 24 January 1995, London.
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