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Architectural styles for opportunistic mobile communication
2008
Proceedings of the International Conference on Mobile Technology, Applications, and Systems - Mobility '08
Mobile computing has been in the research epicenter for several decades. We have seen drastic shifts with mobile computing systems and wireless ad hoc networks dynamically adapting to create co-operating nodes that provide the right services at the right time. One aspect of such systems that has been poorly addressed is the complexity of developing applications for mobile users that require group interactions in large scale networks, especially between people unfamiliar with one another but
doi:10.1145/1506270.1506326
dblp:conf/mobility/PreuveneersYB08
fatcat:uzoloqetwzcvrai6h7z4kotpga