Published July 3, 2023 | Version v1
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A Comprehensive Multi-Taxonomy of Wireless Communication Protocols for Adaptive Video Streaming in Drones

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Wireless communication protocols play a
crucial role in enabling adaptive video streaming for
drones. This paper provides two taxonomies that
categorize the commonly used wireless communication
protocols in this context. The first taxonomy emphasizes
HTTP-based adaptive streaming protocols, including
Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH) and
HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), along with real-time
streaming protocols such as Real-Time Transport
Protocol (RTP) and Real-Time Messaging Protocol
(RTMP). It also covers transport protocols like User
Datagram Protocol (UDP) and Transmission Control
Protocol (TCP), as well as wireless standards like IEEE
802.11 Wi-Fi protocols and 4G LTE/5G NR. The second
taxonomy expands on the first by introducing additional
components, including cellular network protocols, Wi-Fi
protocols, satellite communication protocols, point-to-
point wireless protocols, mesh networking protocols, and
hybrid communication approaches. These taxonomies
offer a comprehensive understanding of the wireless
communication protocols used by drones for adaptive
video streaming, enabling researchers, developers, and
practitioners to make informed decisions regarding
protocol selection and optimization. By considering
network conditions, coverage requirements, and
application context, these taxonomies provide insights
into building robust and efficient wireless connections for
adaptive video streaming in drone applications.

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