You want forward error correction, ideally of a rateless kind. The easiest to code up is probably Reed-Solomon, though it isn't rateless. If you want something more sophisticated then look for Raptor codes or Spinal codes.
Hari Sent from my phone, sorry for any typos. > On Jun 18, 2014, at 9:33 PM, C Noble <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi keegan. I came across Mosh while researching > long-range-wifi-one-directional. > > I was specifically trying to figure out if it was theoretically possible to > deliver a static HTML page to a wide region through the use of long range > wifi where where the upstream data supplier or node would have a > significantly stronger antenna and broadcasting ability than the downstream > receiver. That would be okay as long the upstream data feed continued to > cycle and to repeatedly loop the same message (a very simple HTML page) over > an extended duration (every 3 minutes for an hour) so that the downstream > client would have multiple opportunities to capture any data that may have > not been received correctly. IN this application there is absolutely no > need for the recipients to ever have to correspond back to the server, they > would only need to be able to be the receiver of a small, single file > broadcast. I know that typically a browser "talks" with the web server to > validate that information has integrity and is still online. I also > realize that a more powerful upstream antenna can often broadcast a wifi > signal to my laptop; (for example) however without the ability for my laptop > to broadcast the entire range back to the base station it's useless for > Internet surfing. My application doesn't require the end user to send any > information upstream, however I am under the impression that even something > as little as a mouse click or a ping confirmation e sent back upstream to > signal the server "got it" "next?" to validate that the data was received > is typical with a client server web applications. Do you think that MOSH > might be the right technology to continue researching if I only hope to > broadcast in this one-way fashion? IF the radio station would just single > direction that the . Without any signaling back up the stream could it be > done in a normal browser or this have to be a plugin or nap that is specially > designed to communicate at the mosh level. , any help or advice is greatly > appreciated. > > _______________________________________________ > mosh-devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/mosh-devel
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