Mobile Computing

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xiv

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2. Business and Management

   1. Mobile Computing - The Indian Vista

      • Pradeep Kumar Mukherjee

      Pages 1-29

   2. Coordinating Technologies for Virtual Organization

      • Joyce Lucca, Ramesh Sharda, Mark Weiser

      Pages 31-51

   3. Location-based Services

      • Prabuddha Biswas, Michael Horhammer, Song Han, Charles Murray

      Pages 53-76

3. Architecture

   1. An Adaptable Node Architecture for Future Wireless Networks

      • Donal O’ Mahony, Linda E. Doyle

      Pages 77-92

4. Communication

   1. Interference Avoidance Using Frequency Lookahead and Channel History

      • Supratim Deb, Manika Kapoor, Abhinanda Sarkar

      Pages 93-118

   2. Maximizing Profit in Optical WDM Networks

      • Vishal Anand, Chunming Qiao

      Pages 119-137

5. Computing

   1. A Taxonomy of Data Managements Via Broadcasting in Mobile Computing

      • Ilyoung Chung, Bharat Bhargava, Sanjay K. Madria

      Pages 139-165

   2. Data and Transaction Management in a Mobile Environment

      • Sanjay Madria, Bharat Bhargava, Mukesh Mohania, Sourav Bhowmick

      Pages 167-190

   3. A Local/Global Strategy Based on Signal Strength for Message Routing in Wireless Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

      • Ting-Chung Tien, Shambhu J. Upadhyaya

      Pages 191-212

6. Back Matter

   Pages 213-216

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Mobil Computing: Implementing Pervasive Information and Communication Technologies is designed to address some of the business and technical challenges of pervasive computing that encompass current and emerging technology standards, infrastructures and architectures, and innovative and high impact applications of mobile technologies in virtual enterprises. The various articles examine a host of issues including: the challenges and current solutions in mobile connectivity and coordination; management infrastructures; innovative architectures for fourth generation wireless and Ad-hoc networks; error-free frequency assignments for wireless communication; cost-effective wavelength assignments in optical communication networks; data and transaction modeling in a mobile environment, and bandwidth issues and data routing in mobile Ad-hoc networks.

• Broadcast
• Host
• Mobile Computing
• Peer
• Roadcasting
• Standards
• Switching
• modeling
• organization
• routing

• SUNY at Buffalo, Buffalo

  Shambhu Upadhyaya

• Bryant College

  Abhijit Chaudhury

• Air Force Research Laboratory, Rome

  Kevin Kwiat

• Oklahoma State University, Stillwater

  Mark Weiser

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