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Mapping Quality of Perception to Quality of Service: The Case for a Dynamically Reconfigurable Communication System

In this paper, we present the case for using specifically configured protocol stacks geared toward human requirements in the delivery of distributed multimedia. We define the term Quality of Perception (QoP) as representing the user side of the more technical and traditional Quality of Service (QoS). QoP is a term that encompasses not only a user's satisfaction with the quality of multimedia presentations but also his/her ability to analyze, synthesize, and assimilate the informational content of multimedia displays. The Dynamically Reconfigurable Protocol Stacks (DRoPS) project addresses issues of runtime reconfigurable transport systems. The DRoPS architecture supports low cost reconfiguration of individual protocol mechanisms in an attempt to best