Transcript 04Dehnel
EURESCOM Project P807 JUPITER 2
AOS - Acceptability of
Service
Astrid Dehnel
Deutsche Telekom Berkom Gmbh
Goslarer Ufer 35, D-10589 Berlin
Tel.: +49 30 34 97 23 86
FAX: +49 30 34 97 23 87
E-Mail: [email protected]
QUTE’98 Workshop
Heidelberg, 14-15 October 1998
EURESCOM Project P807 Jupiter 2
Presentation Topics
Our
view to QoS - definitions of terms used
The
definition of Acceptability
Concepts
for Measuring User Acceptance of NQoS
Examination
of QoS and AoS within Jupiter 2 T4/T5
Overview
about methods used
Summary
and outlook
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QoS - a user related term
Quality of Service (QoS):
The collective effect of service performance which
determines the degree of satisfaction of a user of the
service. (ITU-T Rec. E.800)
It is mentioned in a note to this definition that QoS is
characterised by the combined aspects of
service support performance
service operability performance
serveability performance
service security performance
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The network related aspects of QoS
For the work within JUPITER 2 network related Tasks the
term Network QoS as a part of QoS is defined as follows:
Network QoS (NQoS):
The end-to-end characteristics offered by a network
delivering data (between end-systems).
Network performance (NP):
The actual (measured) characteristics of the network –
it’s ability to meet the offered Network QoS.
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Acceptability in the field of economics
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Acceptability of service (AoS) for telecommunications
Product specific
determinants
functionality
implementation,
standardization
usability
charging,
account
QoS
design
availability of
platforms,
compatibility
information
standard
AoS
subjective
benefit,
profit
acellerated
cycles of
innovations
advertising
attitude,
motivation,
predilection to
technology
infrastructure
expectations
risk
readiness
User specific
determinants
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Surroundings
specific
determinants
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Acceptability of service (AoS) for telecommunications
The acceptance (Acceptance: Ratio of actual users in the
target group) of an existing service can be measured easily
counting the users of this service. However, a reference value –
the quantity of the target group regarding the investigated service
– has to be determined for evaluating the acceptability.
Acceptability of Service (AoS):
Multidimensional property of a service, describing how
readily a customer will use the service, represented as
the ratio of the number of potential users to the
quantity of the target group.
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Measurement points for quality aspects
e.g. charge
Measurement points of network QoS and userexperienced quality aspects affected by it.
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Task 4 / Task 5 Process
12
10
8
e.g. Delay
Upper
6
Lower
4
2
0
Network Now
Determine current Intranet characteristics
for loss, delay and delay variation
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Task 4 / Task 5 Process
12
10
8
e.g. Delay
Upper
6
Lower
4
2
0
Network Now
User
Requirements
Using these initial values determine limits
for users’ acceptance of the service
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Task 4 / Task 5 Process
12
10
8
e.g. Delay
Upper
6
Lower
4
2
0
Network Now
User
Requirements
Network with
QoS
Use the network QoS technologies to achieve network
performance that meets users’ requirements
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QoS Technologies under study
How do we use these network building blocks to meet
the Users’ Requirements?
RSVP (Resource ReSeVation Protocol)
RSVP over ATM
IP Differential Services
Winsock2 (support for native ATM and RSVP)
Queuing technologies (Weighted Fair Queuing, etc)
H.323 Gatekeeper
Multimedia Conference Manager
Subnet Bandwidth Manager
IEEE802.1p
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Used methodology for streaming video quality
Simulated network
with different
parameters for:
- delay
- packet loss
- delay variation
e.g. NetShow
Single stimulus presentation like
ITU-T Rec. 920
short, tightly controlled test
sequences and longer natural test
sequences
standard or realistic audio-, videoand audio-visual related task
pre-task questionnaire about
quality and acceptance
pre-test questionnaire
5-point category scale
Yes/No question for acceptance
12 or more subjects
Subject
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Used methodology for conferencing service
e.g. Netmeeting (H.323)
e.g. Netmeeting (H.323)
Hallo?
I am Ann. ...
Simulated network
with different
parameters for:
- delay
- packet loss
- delay variation
Subject 1
....
( Subject 3)
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I am fine ...
?
e.g. Netmeeting (H.323)
(
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Who are you ?
)
Subject 2
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Used methodology for conferencing service
e.g. Netmeeting (H.323)
Hallo? ...
Subject 1
Simulated
network
Who ..?
I am...
?
Subject 2
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Interactive test like ITU-T Rec. 920
subjects communicate each other
standard or realistic audio-, video- and
audio-visual related task
pre-task questionnaire about quality
and acceptance incl. charge
pre-test questionnaire
5-point category scale for quality
evaluation
Yes/No question for acceptance
6 or more couple of subjects
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Users perception under study
Quality Judgements for:
Overall audio-visual quality
Video quality
Audio quality
response time
information loss
Also related to different charge.
Acceptability questions about:
Overall audio-visual quality
Video quality
Audio quality
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Also related to different charge.
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Summary and outlook
Acceptability of service
T5
T4
Quality of service
Provided quality
Perceived quality / Accepted quality
Operating Company’s
Point of View
Customer’s
Point of View
Measure
Measure
Objective Parameters
measured within the network
Subjective Parameters
mapped to objective measures
obtained from customer surveys
Operators perception
Customers perception
Comparison, Analysis & Action plans
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Summary
We have high expectations about the results
and we hope our work will be accepted.
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