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Contributions to Ubiquitous Computing \ Bernd J. Krämer, Wolfgang A. Halang (eds.)

By: Krämer J. BerndContributor(s): Krämer, Bernd, 1947- | Halang, Wolfgang A, 1951-Material type: TextTextSeries: Studies in computational intelligence: 42.Publisher: Berlin ; New York : Springer, 2007ISBN: 3540449094Subject(s): Ubiquitous computingDDC classification: 004 LOC classification: QA76.5915 | .C66 2007QA76.5915QA76.5915.C66 2007Online resources: Full text available from SpringerLink ebooks - Engineering (2007)
Contents:
Survey of this Book / Bernd J. Kramer -- 1. Building adaptable mobile middleware services using logical mobility techniques / Stefanos Zachariadis, Manish Lad, Cecilia Mascolo and Wolfgang Emmerich -- 2. Towards self-healing composition of services / Luciano Baresi, Carlo Ghezzi and Sam Guinea -- 3. Wireless sensor networks / Yusuf Ozturk -- 4. Common-interest based self-organising e-learner communities / Fan Yang, Bernd J. Kramer and Peng Han -- 5. A service component architecture to federate e-universities : a case study in virtual mobility / Bernd J. Kramer -- 6. Wireless asset management / Peter Neumann -- 7. Knowledge management for e-maintenance of industrial automation systems / Wei Zhang -- 8. Using formal concept analysis for semantic Web applications / Yi Zhao -- 9. A fair off-line electronic payment system / Weidong Qiu -- 10. A UML profile to model safety-critical embedded real-time control systems / Shourong Lu and Wolfgang A. Halang -- 11. Probabilistic management of distributed systems / Jianguo Ding -- 12. Denial of service detection in mobile agent systems with dependencies in computations / Biljana Cubaleska and Markus Schneider -- 13. Fighting Internet congestion by means of chaos control / Zhong Li -- 14. Securing communication by chaos-based encryption / Ping Li, Zhong Li, Wolfgang A. Halang and Guanrong Chen -- 15. A chip performing chaotic stream encryption / Yaobin Mao, Wenbo Liu, Zhong Li, Ping Li and Wolfgang A. Halang.
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Survey of this Book / Bernd J. Kramer -- 1. Building adaptable mobile middleware services using logical mobility techniques / Stefanos Zachariadis, Manish Lad, Cecilia Mascolo and Wolfgang Emmerich -- 2. Towards self-healing composition of services / Luciano Baresi, Carlo Ghezzi and Sam Guinea -- 3. Wireless sensor networks / Yusuf Ozturk -- 4. Common-interest based self-organising e-learner communities / Fan Yang, Bernd J. Kramer and Peng Han -- 5. A service component architecture to federate e-universities : a case study in virtual mobility / Bernd J. Kramer -- 6. Wireless asset management / Peter Neumann -- 7. Knowledge management for e-maintenance of industrial automation systems / Wei Zhang -- 8. Using formal concept analysis for semantic Web applications / Yi Zhao -- 9. A fair off-line electronic payment system / Weidong Qiu -- 10. A UML profile to model safety-critical embedded real-time control systems / Shourong Lu and Wolfgang A. Halang -- 11. Probabilistic management of distributed systems / Jianguo Ding -- 12. Denial of service detection in mobile agent systems with dependencies in computations / Biljana Cubaleska and Markus Schneider -- 13. Fighting Internet congestion by means of chaos control / Zhong Li -- 14. Securing communication by chaos-based encryption / Ping Li, Zhong Li, Wolfgang A. Halang and Guanrong Chen -- 15. A chip performing chaotic stream encryption / Yaobin Mao, Wenbo Liu, Zhong Li, Ping Li and Wolfgang A. Halang.

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