Information Centric Networking (ICN) is a new networking paradigm in which the network provides users with named content, instead of communication channels between hosts. However, many issues, such as naming, routing, resource control, and security, still need to be resolved before it can be realized practically. Further, the energy efficiency of ICNs has not been sufficiently considered. In this study, we evaluate the energy consumption of an ICN network by first measuring the power consumption of actual PCs/smartphones and constructing an energy consumption model. Then, by using the model and the simulator ndnSIM, we calculate the energy consumed by the network. We also evaluate the energy consumed for video delivery, with a view toward power-saving video delivery.
['Daiki Aoki', 'Sakiko Takenaka', 'Kenji Kanai', 'Jiro Katto', 'Hidenori Nakazato', 'Marie Hirose']
Energy Consumption Evaluation of ICN Toward Power-Saving Video Delivery