Foreword of Special Issue on “Nomadic Services and Applications”
Abstract
Nomadic Service has emerged rapidly as an exciting new paradigm that offers a challenging model of cyber-physical services and poses fascinating problems regarding distributed resource management, ranging from information sharing to cooperative computing. This special issue is intended to foster state-of-the-art research in the area of nomadic services and related applications, cloud computing technologies and services, including the topics of collaboration environment, implementation and execution of real-world architectures, and novel applications associated with this new paradigm. The published papers are expected to present high quality results for tackling problems arising from the ever-growing cloud computing technologies. The issue will serve as a landmark source for education, information, and reference to professors, researchers and graduate students interested in updating their knowledge about or active in cloud computing technologies and services. Nine papers are included in this special issue. In the first paper entitled “Broadcasting Data Items with Time Constraints Based on On-Demand Multichannel in Ubiquitous Environments”, Dr. Ding-Jung Chiang and Timothy K. Shih proposes mobile services with time constraints in ubiquitous computing environments based on on-demand multichannel broadcasting. This study provides on-line scheduling strategies for mobile data with timing constraint on multichannel broadcasting environments based on on-demand mode. The goal of…
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