Video compression is the core technology in mobile (mHealth) and electronic (eHealth)
health video streaming applications. With global video traffic projected to reach 82% of all …

Maintaining the quality of medical images and videos is an essential part of the e-services
provided by the healthcare sector. The convergence of modern communication systems and …

New multimedia systems and services have higher quality requirements, not limited to
connectivity: users expect services to be delivered according to their demands in terms of …

Real-time HTTP streaming has gained global popularity for delivering video content over
Internet. In particular, the recent MPEG-DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP) …

The emerging video compression standard High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) promises
to provide bitrate savings of up to 50% compared to its predecessor H. 264 standard. Due to …

Streaming has become one of the most significant topics in recent years. Network conditions
may change from time to time and this affects quality of communication negatively. MPEG …

Advancement in smart mobile phones and wireless networks technology have broaden
capability of mobile phones rather than being limited for voice communication. Smart mobile …

The significant number of mobile health (mHealth) systems developed over the past decade
reflect the broad applicability spectrum of such systems and services in standard clinical …

The advancements in multimedia communication technologies have enabled an increased
implementation of telemedicine and e-health application for healthcare services. In parallel …

Las plataformas de e-learning como Polimedia, la plataforma de aprendizaje por internet
desarrollada por la Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, son empleadas cada vez más por …