Group communication model for CSCW applications
Guoyan Huang, Sun Hui-xue
Abstract
Guoyan Huang, Sun Hui-xue
Abstract
Group communication is one of key technologies for computer-supported cooperative work(CSCW).It is usually required to open several communication channels, such as sound,video and cortrol information,etc..Typically.synchronization is not expressed effectively with current communication architectures.Based on the analysis of group communication characteristics.A novel approach to the development of communication software that satisfies the requirements imposed by CSCW multimedia applications is proposed in the paper.And the dependent relation among different protocol stacks are described.The problem of conformity is solved efficiently for different protocol stacks.This will help to instruct CSCW research.
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Group communication is one of key technologies for computer-supported cooperative work(CSCW).It is usually required to open several communication channels, such as sound,video and cortrol information,etc..Typically.synchronization is not expressed effectively with current communication architectures.Based on the analysis of group communication characteristics.A novel approach to the development of communication software that satisfies the requirements imposed by CSCW multimedia applications is proposed in the paper.And the dependent relation among different protocol stacks are described.The problem of conformity is solved efficiently for different protocol stacks.This will help to instruct CSCW research.
Key concepts: Computer-supported cooperative work, Communication in small groups, Computer science, Conformity, Synchronization (alternating current), Key (lock), Protocol (science), Collaborative software