Date of Award:

8-2019

Document Type:

Thesis

Degree Name:

Master of Science (MS)

Department:

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Committee Chair(s)

Rose Qingyang Hu

Committee

Rose Qingyang Hu

Committee

Don Cripps

Committee

Ziqi Song

Abstract

An idea of storing contents, such as media files, music files, movie clips, etc. is simple yet challenging in terms of required effort to make it count. Some of the benefits of pre-storing the contents are reduced delay of accessing/downloading a content, reduced load to the centralized servers and of course, a higher data rate. However, several challenges need to be addressed to achieve these benefits. Among many, some of the fundamentals are limited storage capacity, storing the right content and minimizing the costs. This thesis aims to address these challenges. First, a framework for predicting the proper contents that need to be stored to the limited storage capacity is presented. Then, the cost is minimized considering several real-world scenarios. While doing that, all possible collaborations among the local nodes are performed to ensure high performance. Therefore, the goal of this thesis is to come up with a solution to the content storing problems so that the network cost is minimized.

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