2012 Proceeding- Program Chairs:
- Mario Gerla,
- Dijiang Huang
It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 1st edition of MCC, the Mobile Cloud Computing Workshop associated with SIGCOMM. We are happy to have this event in Europe, the home of much of the pioneering work on mobile social networks and mobile clouds.
The MCC workshop will feature a keynote speaker. John Crowcroft, internationally renowned authority in wireless and mobile computing, will deliver the keynote on mobile cloud computing focusing on the recent development of Personal Mobile Cloud named NyMoTe.
MCC will also host a panel on "Mobile Cloud Computing: Open the Pandora's Box". The panel will be formed by outstanding academic scholars and well-established industrial researchers in the area of mobile cloud computing. They will present their recent research results, and present their vision about the future of mobile cloud computing. Confirmed panelists include Dr. Fan Bai (General Motors), Dr. Kyu-Han Kim (HP research lab, USA) and Jörg Ott (Aalto University, Finland).
The workshop has a single track program comprising three sessions that offer selected papers in a broad range of mobile cloud computing topics - from mobile cloud architecture to mobile social networks, mobile cloud based sensing, and mobile cloud computing foundations, models, and applications. The main theme that emerges from these diverse contributions, and the main message to our attendees, is the coming together of different technologies, from low power sensor radios to ad hoc networks, mesh and cellular networks to enable integrated, pervasive mobile and cloud computing.
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On cloud-centric network architecture for multi-dimensional mobility
Despite pervasive deployment of wireless networks, maintaining seamless mobile connectivity within a set of local devices and to the remote cloud is still challenging. The crux of this challenge stems from the simultaneous interplay of multiple ...
SCAMPI: service platform for social aware mobile and pervasive computing
- Mikko Pitkänen,
- Teemu Kärkkäinen,
- Jörg Ott,
- Marco Conti,
- Andrea Passarella,
- Silvia Giordano,
- Daniele Puccinelli,
- Franck Legendre,
- Sacha Trifunovic,
- Karin Hummel,
- Martin May,
- Nidhi Hegde,
- Thrasyvoulos Spyropoulos
Allowing mobile users to find and access resources available in the surrounding environment opportunistically via their smart devices could enable them to create and use a rich set of services. Such services can go well beyond what is possible for a ...
Fog computing and its role in the internet of things
Fog Computing extends the Cloud Computing paradigm to the edge of the network, thus enabling a new breed of applications and services. Defining characteristics of the Fog are: a) Low latency and location awareness; b) Wide-spread geographical ...
Scalability of a mobile cloud management system
Ubiquitous network access allows people to access an ever increasing range of services from a variety of mobile terminals, including laptops, tablets and smartphones. A flexible and economically efficient way of provisioning such services is through ...
Computing in cirrus clouds: the challenge of intermittent connectivity
Mobile devices are increasingly being relied on for tasks that go beyond simple connectivity and demand more complex processing. The primary approach in wide use today uses cloud computing resources to off-load the "heavy lifting" to specially ...
SNARF: a social networking-inspired accelerator remoting framework
The diminishing size and battery requirements of mobile devices restrict the scope of computations possible on such devices and motivate approaches that support the selective offloading of computations to remote resources. With a variety of resources ...
Characterization of the impact of resource availability on opportunistic computing
With opportunistic computing, devices are no longer restricted to using their own services and resources, but can access services and resources made available by other devices. The performance of opportunistic computing is greatly affected by the ...
A cloud-assisted design for autonomous driving
This paper presents Carcel, a cloud-assisted system for autonomous driving. Carcel enables the cloud to have access to sensor data from autonomous vehicles as well as the roadside infrastructure. The cloud assists autonomous vehicles that use this ...
An integrated cloud-based framework for mobile phone sensing
Nowadays mobile phones are not only communication devices, but also a source of rich sensory data that can be collected and exploited by distributed people-centric sensing applications. Among them, environmental monitoring and emergency response systems ...
The case for cloud-enabled mobile sensing services
We make the case for cloud-enabled mobile sensing services that support an emerging application class, one which infers near-real time collective context using sensor data obtained continuously from a large set of consumer mobile devices. We present the ...
Energy-aware keyword search on mobile phones
With the explosive growth of communication technologies, modern mobile phones become more powerful than ever. Unfortunately, the battery lifetime of mobile phones is still limited, and energy awareness is a priority of designing applications on mobile ...
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Bhattacharjee P, Koley C and Chatterjee S (2023). Blockchain-Based Clean and Green Energy (Pico Hydel Power) Monitoring System Advances in Communication, Devices and Networking, 10.1007/978-981-99-1983-3_26, (253-269),
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Katal A (2023). Leveraging Fog Computing for Healthcare Deep Learning Technologies for the Sustainable Development Goals, 10.1007/978-981-19-5723-9_4, (51-68),
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Reategui J (2022). Wood wide web design. A computational model to adapt the cities design with mycorrhizal networks 2022 IEEE International Humanitarian Technology Conference (IHTC), 10.1109/IHTC56573.2022.9998366, 978-1-6654-9034-4, (108-113)
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Rani A, Prakash V and Darbari M (2022). Fog Computing Paradigm with Internet of Things to Solve Challenges of Cloud with IoT Advancements in Interdisciplinary Research, 10.1007/978-3-031-23724-9_7, (72-84),
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Li T, Sun Z, Cruickshank H, Yu H, Zhu Y and Chang V (2021). The trade-off between the centralized and mobile edge-based cloud solutions for IoT applications 2nd International Conference on Industrial IoT, Big Data, and Supply Chain, 10.1117/12.2624161, 9781510651326, (13)
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Pham K, Chen G, Chen Y, Blasch E, Chen N, Deng A, Ling H and Chen G (2016). Real-time WAMI streaming target tracking in fog SPIE Defense + Security, 10.1117/12.2223975, , (98380D), Online publication date: 13-May-2016.
- Proceedings of the first edition of the MCC workshop on Mobile cloud computing
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Acceptance Rates
| Year | Submitted | Accepted | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCC '13 | 24 | 10 | 42% |
| Overall | 24 | 10 | 42% |