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Enabling seamless internet mobility
Mobility is a requirement not appropriately addressed by the original design of the Internet. A plethora of suggestions have been made to overcome this.We propose the Seamless Internet Mobility System (SIMS) for enabling seamless IP network layer mobility. SIMS is incrementally deployable in today's IPv4 based Internet.
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Toward Seamless Mobility-as-a-Service. [PDF]
With growing awareness of sustainability and convenience expectations, customers are increasingly demanding integrated and seamless mobility in the form of mobility-as-a-service (MaaS). However, as centralized MaaS platforms have thus far failed to integrate a critical share of mobility service providers (MSPs), travelers lack opportunities to ...
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Seamless mobility requirements and mobility architectures
GLOBECOM'01. IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference (Cat. No.01CH37270), 2002All layers of the OSI stack affect seamless mobility either directly or indirectly. We discuss different possible IP mobility architectures. We compare the architectures and provide some insight based on our experience with two of these technologies.
Alimuddin Mohammad, Alice Chen
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Seamless Mobility Using Mobile IPv6
2005 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Mobile Technology, Applications and Systems, 2005It is widely anticipated that beyond 3G network will be an IP-based integration of heterogeneous wireless access technologies. "Seamless mobility" in such network is much more difficult to be achieved than in traditional wireless telecommunication networks because the B3G network environments are more complex, and various IP-based services presents ...
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On achieving secure seamless mobility
4th International Workshop on Mobile and Wireless Communications Network, 2003The emergence of new technologies brings alongside innovative characteristics and, therefore, different requirements to the ones already defined in established technologies. This was evident with the appearance of wireless networks and the introduction of the mobility concept.
Erika Sanchez, Robert Edwards
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Seamless Mobility and Autonomic Computing
2007 4th IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, 2007The aim of Seamless Mobility is to provide a world of simple, intuitive, and uninterrupted access to information based on the user's context. This paper describes a unique architecture that uses autonomic computing principles, anchored by information models, ontological engineering, machine-based learning and reasoning, and policy based management.
Xiaoyuan Gu, John Strassner
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Seamless Video Handoff in Session Mobility Over the IMS Network [PDF]
Enabling service continuity from one user's device to another while maintaining communications a justifiable ambition; the benefits reaped are maximized end-user service experience and the opportunity to employ the capacities of all devices in the user's
Majdi Rawashdeh, Ahmed Karmouch
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Seamless mobility and standards
Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Mobile Technology, Application & Systems - Mobility '09, 2009This paper proposes some comparison of proposed techniques to enable seamless mobility. Seamless Mobility between various mobile access systems and also fixed access will become an important feature for operators, to propose new convergent services and architectures.
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MOBILE GAME-BASED SEAMLESS LEARNING
EDULEARN proceedings, 20168th International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies (EDULEARN) -- JUL 04-06, 2016 -- Barcelona ...
Eby, G., Kaçmaz, O.
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A Seamless Mobility Mechanism for V2V Communications
2017 IEEE/ACS 14th International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications (AICCSA), 2017The wireless Internet of Things (IoT) is the future of Internet technologies in which every object around us will be connected using some kind of network to every other object, and they will have the capability to send and receive data from them. IoT will trigger a large range of use cases.
Amina Gharsallah +4 more
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