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Genesis and Advanced Traveler Information Systems (ATIS) : Killer Applications for Mobile Computing?
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Article: Characterizing the Temporal and Semantic Coherency of Broadcast-based Data Dissemination
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ABSTRACT: In this paper, we develop a general theory of temporal and semantic coherency for an extended client/server architecture in which the server broadcasts items of interest to a large number of clients without a specific client request. Such architectures are part of an increasing number of emerging applications in wireless mobile computing systems; they also provide a scalable means to deliver information in web-based applications, for example in publish-subscribe systems. We introduce various forms of temporal and semantic coherency applicable to such architectures and present a framework to precisely define protocols for enforcing them.11/2002;
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Keywords
1 Introduction Advanced Traveler Information
aid travelers
Apple Newton
application domain
ATIS
ATIS services
candidate solutions
commercial application
extended abstract presents
Genesis
Genesis project
Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems 1
killer application
mass markets
new places
pagers
preliminary design
private/public transportation
Travelers
various kinds
