Mobile and ubiquitous computing
Mobile and ubiquitous computing may be characterized through the ubiquity of communications and devices with computational power, that become an integrating part of the physical space in which we live, as well as the various
... device mobile carrier. More so the availability of public and private wireless network access, as well as ad hoc connections to other devices, provides opportunities for using devices in the cities in ...
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Service Oriented Sensor Networks for Mobile Computing
... Abstract— Mobile applications execute in an environment characterized by scarce and dynamically varying ...dynamically and transparently to the amount of resources available at ...The mobile ...
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Simulating ubiquitous computing environments
... development and evaluation of ubiquitous systems in the early stages of the development life ...[9] and the work of Pushpendra et ...users, and testing their applications, using CAVEs ...
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Open-Source georeferentiation for resilient communities
... anytime and anywhere full ...navigator and a communicator device. There are various mobile navigation techniques to determine the location used on mobile multimedia applications ...portability ...
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An Application Model for Pervasive Computing
... Pervasive computing encompasses three things all of these areas: ...view mobile computing devices, and use them within their environments to perform ...created and deployed to enable ...
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Grounding the Innovation of Future Technologies
... these mobile, personal, and ubiquitous technologies are transforming the nature of interaction with ...The ubiquitous computing enterprise envisions a world with thousands of computers ...
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The potential of PMC and contextualization-enabler technologies
... Pervasive and Mobile Computing (PMC), opens a window of opportunity to revolutionize the way that organizations can define their strategic relationship with their client, as well as in the form ...
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A Pervasive and Mobile Computing Approach to Promote Heritage of a City
... accessed and consumed (Law, Buhalis & Cobanoglu 2017). Ubiquitous and highly innovative ICTs provide different channels for consumers to use tourism services; thus, studies on e-tourism are ...
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Ubiquitous computing approach for mobile health applications
... of ubiquitous services and applications in health raises several ethical and professional ...a mobile device (smartphone, tablet, iPod, ...security and reliability are issues of concern ...
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CCMUG: A Model for the Development of Mobile and Ubiquitous Games Focused on Chronic Diseases
... In mobile games, this task is specially challenging due to the fact that, generally, these are casual games, that is, they demand a short time investment from the ...sessions and, if so, they are more ...
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Complexity and information technologies: an ethical inquiry into human autonomous action
... ethical and political issues con- cerning human decision ...collaborative and social in- sects exhibit a collective behavior that is much more complex and sophisticated than the behavior of the ...
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DEVELOPMENT OF A HETEROGENIC DISTRIBUTED ENVIRONMENT FOR SPATIAL DATA PROCESSING USING CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES
... The software architecture can be used as effective solution for presentation of scientific results like virtual globes (Fig. 3) or for implementation of an advanced front-end of data archive, e.g., for Russian segment of ...
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Investigating The Use Of Mobile Computing In Zimbabwe Polytechnics Case Of A Polytechnic In Zimbabwe
... ―Mobile Computing: Characteristics, Benefits, and the Mobile fra mework‖ defined mobile computing as ―the use of computing devices, which usually interact in some way with ...
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Distributed Computing in a Cloud of Mobile Phones
... ExecutorService and executed as an asynchronous task in the Computing component in order to process ...DataItems and a collection of the corresponding descriptions of each result ...DataItem ...
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Effective Cache Management in Mobile Computing Environment
... that mobile computing had in the area of data management and therefore mainly focused on recent issues and discussed about the several related ...modern mobile environments because of ...
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... The ubiquitous presence of mobile telephony and proliferation of digital networks imply a critical role for these technologies in overcoming the constraints of space in fragmented ...African ...
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Mobile Social Computing: Swarm Intelligence based Collaboration
... algorithms and future pervasive social computing systems [3] and systems pervasive social relying on programmable consumer ...[5] and social computing focusing on mechanisms and ...
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Ubiquitous model for wireless sensor networks monitoring
... of mobile devices to Internet connectivity, users can interact with sensor networks and collect environmental data, anytime, anywhere using user-friendly mobile ...service and XML messages to ...
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Distance Based Asynchronous Recovery Approach In Mobile Computing Environment
... separated and communicate with each other by exchanging messages. A mobile computing system is a distributed system where some processes are running on Mobile Host (MH) that can ...MHs, ...
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Research, Implementations and Issues on Cloud Computing
... abstraction and isolation of lower levelfunctionalities and underlying ...andsharing and/or aggregation of the physical ...considerably and it has been appliedto all aspects of ...
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