"Mobile Computing" ed. by Jesus Hamilton Ortiz

This book presents a vision of the present and future of mobile computing. It identifies and examines the most pressing research issues in the field.

Mobile computing is defined as the union between humans and mobile devices that allows people to be connected to the Internet through a network in order to transmit and receive information.
Comprising chapters by leading researchers and academics, this volume includes recent publications in key areas of interest, including Flying Ad-Hoc Networks (FANETs), Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs), 5G, energy-efficient networks, localization in mobile networks, algorithms of mobile core networks, user interfaces, metabolic health analysis, and many others. This volume is suitable as a text for graduate students and professionals in the industrial sector and general engineering areas.


Contents
1.Wireless Communications Challenges to Flying Ad Hoc Networks (FANET)
2.An Overview of Query-Broadcasting Techniques in Ad Hoc Networks
3.Importance of Fifth Generation Wireless Systems
4.Softwarization in Future Mobile Networks and Energy Efficient Networks
5.Localization Enhanced Mobile Networks
6.Architecture and Operation Algorithms of Mobile Core Network with Virtualization
7.Mobile Distributed User Interfaces
8.Metabolic Health Analysis and Forecasting with Mobile Computing
9.Energy Consumption Model for Green Computing