WO2005053331A1 - Procede de mise en oeuvre d'un service de multidiffusion - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to multicast technology in the field of wireless communications, and in particular, to a method for implementing multicast services. Background of the invention
- the third-generation mobile communication can provide higher-speed data services than the second-generation mobile communication, thereby supporting a variety of business forms, such as video telephony, picture downloading, and high-speed browsing of Internet networks.
- One type of service is characterized by: It can send information to users who subscribe to the same service in the wireless network at the same time, such as weather forecasts, news clips, sports competition highlights, etc. Using the characteristics of this service to send at the same time, the introduction of third-generation mobile communications The concept of multicast / broadcast was introduced.
- a multicast service server such as a video server, sends multicast / broadcast data to users through a multicast / broadcast transmission tree.
- the multicast / broadcast transmission tree may include multiple levels of intermediate nodes.
- the common points of multicast / broadcast are: In the process of transmitting data from the source node to the destination node, the multicast service server always performs single-path forwarding. In other words, for each intermediate node, no matter how many downstream nodes it expects to receive the service, the data sent to the intermediate node is always a copy. After receiving this data, the intermediate node will receive the data according to its downstream expectations. The number of nodes of the data, copy and distribute the data.
- each branch of the multicast / broadcast data transmission tree has only one data transmission, which occupies one transmission resource, as well as the root node. This is in contrast to the need for the multicast service server to duplicate the same number of copies as all end users in unicast transmission. For situations where a large number of users need to be provided with the same data at the same time, multicast / broadcast saves network resources.
- 3GPP 3rd Generation Partnership Project
- existing WCDMA standards include multiple versions of R4, R5, and R6.
- the joint is bound with the second network and a mobile communication network
- the data carrying capacity of the second band mobile communication network is between 70kbps and 8kbps. Therefore, there are coverage areas of multiple radio bearer capabilities in the entire network.
- the 3GPP2 standard includes multiple versions of the wireless network, such as IS95A, IS95B, CDMA1x, CDMA lxEV DO, etc. Each version also has different radio bearer capabilities.
- the reception status of wireless signals may be different in different areas of the same cell.
- the signal is better when it is closer to the base station and there is no building block, otherwise it is worse.
- different signals such as signals that transmit high-speed data and signals that transmit low-speed data
- the signal-to-noise ratio that achieves the same reception quality is different, and the signal with a lower data rate requires a lower signal-to-noise ratio.
- 3A shows the cell coverage for sending high-rate data
- 3B shows the cell coverage for sending low-rate data. It can be seen from Fig.
- the signal of low-rate data can cover more areas in the cell, and the blind area is smaller, while the signal coverage of high-rate data is relatively small, and the blind area is larger.
- video telephony services can be used where the signal is better, but where the signal is poor, only voice calls can be used.
- 3GPP adopts a multimedia multicast service release tree to perform multicast data transmission.
- the source of the multicast service release tree is the content provider, and the multicast information passes the broadcast multicast service center (BM-SC gateway general packet radio service (GPRS) support node (GGSN), and the serving GPRS support node (SGSN) and radio access network (RAN) to the terminal (UE).
- BM-SC gateway general packet radio service (GPRS) support node (GGSN) the serving GPRS support node (SGSN) and radio access network (RAN) to the terminal (UE).
- GPRS broadcast multicast service center
- SGSN serving GPRS support node
- RAN radio access network
- the release tree may need to pass through multiple radio network controllers (RNC) and SGSN, these transmission resources are shared by multiple users accessing the same service, so each branch of this multimedia multicast service release tree must have the same quality of service (QoS) attribute.
- QoS quality of service
- the QoS attribute is to sequentially configure each relevant node by the BM-SC-GGSN ⁇ SGSN- ⁇ RAN ⁇ UE according to the direction of data transmission during the start of the session of the multimedia multicast service.
- the QoS attribute requirements on a certain branch will not be changed. Modifying an existing release tree will not allow QoS negotiation between the Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) network elements.
- UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications System
- a wireless network can provide a multicast service and the QoS attributes of the multicast service have been negotiated. For a period of time, the coverage area of the wireless network is relatively congested. When a user in the area wants to join the multicast service, because the coverage area is relatively congested, the QoS attribute of the multicast service has been negotiated. Will be refused to join the multicast service. Similarly, when a user who has joined a multicast service roams to a network with a lower version, because QoS cannot be guaranteed anymore, the user's request for establishing a multicast data distribution branch through the current network is also rejected. When the user is in an area with a poor signal in the network, of course, he cannot receive the multicast service information that he applied for.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a method for implementing a multicast service, ensuring that users can receive their customized multicast service information under a variety of wireless channel conditions and wireless network capabilities.
- a method for implementing a multicast service provided by the present invention includes: Setting a multicast service into multiple business forms, each of which corresponds to a path, also includes:
- the mobile terminal activates at least one service form currently supported by the network, and receives multicast data from a path corresponding to the activated service form on the network side.
- the service form is set according to the service quality level and format.
- the service quality level is set according to a data rate, a delay requirement, a fault tolerance capability, or one or any combination of the three.
- the service form is video, or voice, or picture, or text form, or any combination of the four.
- the service form supported by the current network is determined by the type of network where the mobile terminal is currently located, the current network load situation, and the location area.
- the method may further include:
- At least one service form is selected in advance as the service form applied by the mobile terminal; the service form supported by the network where the mobile terminal currently resides is selected from the business forms applied by the mobile terminal.
- the method may further include: setting the priorities of the plurality of service forms according to the carrying capacity of the network; in the initial state, the mobile terminal activates the service form with the highest priority among the service forms applied for, and receives multicast data at the mobile terminal Previously, the method included:
- A1. Determine whether the activated service form of the mobile terminal is the service form with the highest priority applied by the mobile terminal. If so, perform step B1; otherwise, use the highest priority service form as the current service form, and perform step B1. ;
- step B1 Determine whether the current network of the mobile terminal supports the current service form, and if so, perform step Dl, otherwise, perform step C1;
- step B1 Determine whether there is any service form applied for by the mobile terminal that has a lower priority than the current service form of the mobile terminal, and if so, select one of them as a priority according to the priority order. In the previous service form, step B1 is performed; otherwise, the current multicast fails and the process ends;
- step D1 Determine whether the current network form is an activated service form, and if so, execute step El, otherwise, deactivate the activated service form described in step A1, activate the current service form, and execute step D1;
- the mobile terminal receives the multicast data from the path corresponding to the activated service form on the network side.
- the method may further include: setting the priorities of the plurality of service forms according to the carrying capacity of the network.
- the mobile terminal activates the service form with the highest priority among the service forms applied for before the mobile terminal receives the multicast data.
- the method includes:
- step D2 Determine whether the mobile terminal's current network supports the mobile terminal's activated service form, and if so, use the activated service form as the current service form, and perform step D2; otherwise, perform step B2;
- step C2 Determine whether the current network of the mobile terminal supports the selected service form, and if so, activate the service form, and execute step D2, otherwise, use the selected service form as the current service form, and perform step B2;
- the mobile terminal receives the multicast data from the path corresponding to the activated service form on the network side.
- the priorities of the multiple service forms are set according to the carrying capacity of the network.
- the method may further include:
- the mobile terminal determines whether it can continuously receive the multicast data corresponding to the activated service form, and if so, skips this process; otherwise, it selects a service form with a lower priority than the activated service form from the self-applied service form, and deactivates it. Said activating a business form and activating a selected Business form
- the mobile terminal receives multicast data from a path corresponding to an activated service form on the network side.
- the path may be an IP multicast address in the form of the service.
- the pre-selected service form includes one or more service bearer modes, and the at least one current network supported service form activated by the mobile terminal is all the service bearer modes selected by the user.
- each multicast service is set into multiple service forms, and the user can customize the multicast monthly good service and service form as required.
- the user's current network does not support its activated business form
- the user activates a business form supported by the current network so that the user can receive multicast services in other business forms, ensuring that the user can receive its application in any network environment
- the multicast service information meets the needs of customers to a greater extent and increases user satisfaction.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of multicast transmission in the prior art
- Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of a multi-mode networking scheme
- Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of the signal coverage of the same base station transmitting data at different rates;
- Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of a structure that supports multimedia broadcasting / broadcasting;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic flowchart of a specific embodiment for implementing the method of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic flowchart of a specific embodiment 2 for implementing the method of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a network structure according to an embodiment of implementing the method of the present invention. Mode of Carrying Out the Invention
- the present invention uses the same multicast service to perform distinguish. Furthermore, each multicast Services are set in multiple business forms, each of which corresponds to a path, and different business forms are used to describe the same multicast service information content.
- the present invention is to select at least one service form currently supported by the network from multiple service forms, and then activate these service forms, and the mobile terminal can receive multicast data from the path corresponding to the activated service form on the network side.
- the network side referred to here may be a multicast service provider or a multicast service center (BM-SC).
- the path can be an IP multicast address or other contact method for each type of service.
- the service form supported by the current network can be determined by the type of network the mobile terminal is currently in, the current network load, and the location area.
- users can customize the multicast service and the business form of the multicast service as required.
- the way to customize the multicast service can be as follows: Combine all the business forms corresponding to a multicast service, each combination constitutes a multicast service type, and send a set of multicast service types including the multicast service type to Mobile terminal; The mobile terminal selects a multicast service type from the set according to the user's needs, and sends the selected multicast service type to the network side through various methods such as SMS, WAP, URL, and the network side stores the location of the mobile terminal. Select a multicast service type, select at least one service form from the application, and activate the service form.
- the service form of the multicast service applied by the user can also be set directly on the network side, and one or more service forms can be selected for activation.
- the mobile terminal can also activate all the service forms applied by the user at the same time, as long as the service form is a service form supported by the current network of the mobile terminal.
- the priorities of the multiple service forms are set according to the carrying capacity of the network.
- the mobile terminal activates the service form with the highest priority among the service forms applied for.
- the process includes the following steps: Step 501: Determine whether the activated service form of the mobile terminal is the highest-priority service form applied by the mobile terminal, and if so, execute step 502; otherwise, use the highest-priority service form as the current service form, and execute steps 502;
- Step 502 Determine whether the current network of the mobile terminal supports the current service form, and if so, perform step 504, otherwise, perform step 503;
- Step 503 Determine whether there is any service form applied for by the mobile terminal with a lower priority than the current service form of the mobile terminal, and if so, select one of them as the current service form according to the priority order, and execute step 502, otherwise, this If the multicast fails, the process ends.
- Step 504 Determine whether the current network form is the active service form. If so, perform step 505. Otherwise, deactivate the active service form described in step 501, activate the current service form, and perform steps. 501;
- Step 505 The mobile terminal receives the multicast data from the path corresponding to the activated service form on the network side.
- the priorities of the multiple service forms are set according to the carrying capacity of the network.
- the mobile terminal activates the service form with the highest priority among the service forms applied for.
- Step 601 determine whether the current network of the mobile terminal supports the mobile terminal activation service form, if it is supported, the activated service form is used as the current service form, and step 604 is performed, otherwise, step 602 is performed;
- Step 602 Determine whether any of the service forms applied by the mobile terminal has a lower priority than the current service form, and if so, select one of the service forms according to the priority order, and execute Go to step 603, otherwise, the current multicast service fails, and the process is skipped;
- Step 603 Determine whether the current network of the mobile terminal supports the selected service form, and if so, activate the service form, and execute step 604, otherwise, use the selected service form as the current service form, and execute step 602;
- Step 604 The mobile terminal receives the multicast data from the path corresponding to the activated service form on the network side.
- the mobile terminal determines that the current location cannot meet the requirements of the downlink receivable data rate by detecting information such as the wireless signal strength of the cell, and it can also reactivate a service form that supports the current network.
- the mobile terminal determines that it cannot continuously receive the multicast data corresponding to the activated service form, or is not satisfied with the data quality after receiving the multicast data, and may choose one of the service forms applied for If the priority is lower than the current activated service form, the activated service form is deactivated and the selected service form is activated, and then multicast data from the path corresponding to the activated service form on the network side is received.
- a user can activate multiple business forms, that is, join a group corresponding to multiple business forms, so that the user can receive different forms of the same multicast service Information.
- the service form referred to in the present invention can be set according to a QoS level and a transmission format.
- the QoS level can be determined by the data rate, delay requirements, and fault tolerance.
- multicast good services can be divided into video, audio, pictures, text, and so on.
- multiple QoS levels can be provided.
- video services include 450 kbps, 300 kbps> 150 kbps ⁇ 64 kbps and other service flows, which are characterized by different required bit rates. These service flows can also be called different service forms.
- the number of information bits required to complete a service is different for different business forms, and the required real-time and fault tolerance are different.
- Its wireless network capabilities and information transmission bandwidth are also different.
- the 450kbps service flow has the highest priority; the priorities of video, voice, pictures, and text are ranked in order from high to low; for services of the same format, such as video For services, higher bandwidth requirements are higher than lower bandwidth requirements; voice services with higher bandwidth requirements have higher priority than lower priority video services.
- the wireless communication network of a certain city is composed of three types of networks.
- the core area of the city is covered by the WCDMAR4 network, the other areas are covered by the GPRS network, and the suburbs are covered by the GSM network.
- Content providers provide video, picture, and text modes on WCDMA R4 networks according to different network standards; picture and text modes on GPRS networks; and short message-based text modes on GSM networks.
- This embodiment uses a multicast service provided by a content provider outside the PLMN network to provide an urban weather forecast service as an example, to describe the method for implementing multicast data of the present invention.
- the weather forecast information is broadcast at 8 am and 8 pm every day, and the format includes videos, pictures, and text.
- the video mode has two bandwidth modes: 128kbps and 64kbps, that is, high-quality video and general video. Therefore, the weather forecast service includes 4 IP multicast addresses.
- the specific processing procedure of this embodiment may include the following three parts: Part 1: In the core area of the city, the wireless network announces a service such as weather forecast to users in the network coverage area by broadcasting, and The association relationship such as the IP multicast address and service priority of the related service is sent to the user's mobile terminal by UL.
- the association relationship includes any one of a high-quality video, a general video, a picture, and a text, or random combination.
- Part 2 The user can select one of the application relationships from the association relationship sent by the network side. If the user selects the combination of high-quality video, general video, picture, and text, since the high-quality video in the combination has the highest priority, it means that the mobile terminal defaults the high-quality video as the activated business form, and the network side will provide users with high-quality video as much as possible. Weather forecast, and provide services to users in a combination of priorities in other network environments.
- User B wants to receive such a service. After filling in the corresponding settings, he expressed his intention to accept the service. ⁇ . User B orders from the network side through the mobile terminal. The mobile terminal retains the relevant settings, and notifies the server on the network side of the settings via the wireless network, and the server saves the relevant settings. ⁇ , user B initiates the multicast service activation process to the IP multicast address of the high-quality video service, and makes relevant settings on the core network and access network side to join the multicast; the network recognizes the join and feeds back to the user an indication of successful join .
- the C user wants to receive picture business.
- the user made the order through the computer and the Internet, then the relevant information will reach the server providing the service in the Internet, and the server retains the relevant settings.
- the server notifies the user's mobile phone of the relevant setting information via the wireless network, and the mobile phone saves the relevant settings.
- User C initiates the multicast service activation process based on the IP multicast address of the picture service, and makes related settings on the core network and access network side to join the multicast.
- Part 3 At 7:50 pm, User A returns to his home. This area is covered by the GPRS network.
- the network found that the service that user A is currently joining is a high-quality video service, but this area can only provide MMS services. Therefore, the network sends signaling to the user, so that the user applies for the weather forecast expressed by the MMS service.
- the user's mobile phone After receiving the command, the user's mobile phone automatically applies for the service from the network according to the IP multicast address of the weather forecast MMS service; the network recognizes the joining, and feeds back to the user an indication of successful joining.
- User B came to the basement in the core area of the city, which was covered by the WCDMA R4 network.
- the user's mobile phone detects the pilot channel signal of the cell and determines, according to the relationship between the pilot channel signal and the downlink receiving rate, that the mobile phone cannot currently receive high-quality video services, and can only receive general video services.
- the mobile phone applies to the network for the general video service business form; the network recognizes the joining, and feeds back to the user an indication of successful joining.
- the content provider started to provide subscribers with multicast services for weather forecast.
- User A received the weather forecast MMS service
- user B received the weather forecast general video service
- user C received the weather forecast short message service.
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