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Research on 5G+Edge Computing for Emergency Media Information Transmission

Junying Feng, Shiji Yang*

Abstract


This study addresses the challenges of insufficient real-time performance, signal instability, and resource mismatch in emergency
media transmission. To enhance transmission efficiency and security, we analyze the synergistic mechanisms between 5G and edge computing, examining three transmission approaches: localized processing at edge nodes, multi-link backup, and elastic resource scheduling. Three
optimization strategies are proposed: optimized node deployment, hierarchical data preprocessing, and secure link encryption. The results
demonstrate that these technical solutions effectively resolve core pain points in emergency media transmission, providing practical pathways
for stable and efficient information delivery during crises.

Keywords


5G+edge computing; Emergency; Media; Informatization; Transmission

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/aitr.v3i4.8196

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