2006
DOI: 10.1007/s11276-006-5217-2
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A novel encoding scheme and data delivery in ubiquitous computing systems

Abstract: Accessing information through wireless devices is becoming more and more popular. When the size of the accessed information is large, a great amount of access latency is incurred while a mobile user (MU) migrates across cells. This paper investigates this problem and proposes an effective way of delivering such data to the MU in ubiquitous computing systems. A cell-encoding scheme is proposed for the support of this efficient data delivery. The method is carefully evaluated on its feasibility and efficiency.

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“…(1) Designing mechanism on the client side to further reduce access time This type of approach mainly relies on caching [8], prefetching [19], data compression [6] or balanced (push and pull) bandwidth [18]. Swarup Acharya et al proposed a cache method, called P/X, to reduce access time.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(1) Designing mechanism on the client side to further reduce access time This type of approach mainly relies on caching [8], prefetching [19], data compression [6] or balanced (push and pull) bandwidth [18]. Swarup Acharya et al proposed a cache method, called P/X, to reduce access time.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%