290os: Overview of MobiCom papers
 
 
Purpose
This is my first summary of several papers from the past MobiCom conferences sorted by relationship.

Theses topics involve the typical distributed operating systems issues of:

  • Resource management
  • Scalibility
  • Reliability
  • Caching
  • Distribution
  • Proxies
  • etc.
Locating mobile devices based on routing.
    MobiCom 2000
  1. A Scalable Location Service for Geographic Ad Hoc Routing

  2. Jinyang Li John Jannotti Douglas S. J. De Couto David R. Karger
    M.I.T. Laboratory for Computer Science
  3. Tracking Mobile Users with uncertain parameters

  4. Zohar NAOR
    Department of Computer Science Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv 69978 Israel
  5. Intersystem Location Update and Paging Schemes for Multitier Wireless Networks *

  6. Wenye Wang Ian F. Akyildiz Georgia Institute of Technology (MobiCom 2000)
  7. Sending Messages to Mobile Users in Disconnected Ad-hoc Wireless Networks

  8. Qun Li Dartmouth College (MobiCom 2000)
  9. LeZi-Update: An Information-Theoretic Approach to Track Mobile Users in PCS Networks

  10. Amiya Bhattacharya Sajal K. Das
    Center for Research in Wireless Computing (CReW) University of North Texas (MobiCom 1999)
     
Managing data used by mobile devices 
    Infrastructure. Some topics are listed under pervasive computing. resource management of data useful to mobile devices. Additional data is from input devices. Their imformation needs to be distributed through the network from the source. Network resources are usually limited for such devices.
  1. Distributed microsensing. Information from nodes to the rest of the network (MobiCom 2000)

  2. Directed Diffusion: A Scalable and Robust Communication Paradigm for Sensor
    Networks-Chalermek Intanagonwiwat Ramesh Govindan, USC/Information Sciences Institute
  3. Supporting CORBA Applications in a Mobile Environment

  4. Mads Haahr, Trinity College Dublin Ireland (MobiCom 1999)
  5. Move data seamless among devices. 

  6. Making Computers Disappear: Appliance Data Services
    Andrew C. Huang (MobiCom 2001 pervasive)
  7. Providing small devices with web browser

  8. m-Links: An Infrastructure for Very Small Internet Devices
    Bill N. Schilit Fuji-Xerox Palo Alto Laboratory (mobiCom 2001)
  9. Providing information to small devices

  10. Exploiting Location Information for Infostation-Based Hoarding
    Uwe Kubach and Kurt Rothermel Institute of Parallel and Distributed Germany (mobiCom 2001)
  11. Providing small devices with service discovery when moving between networks.

  12. Locating Application Data Across Service Discovery Domains 
    Paul Castro*, Benjamin (mobiCom 2001)
  13. Managing data and location

  14. Next Century Challenges: Nexus - An Open Global Infrastructure for Spatial-Aware Applications
    Fritz Hohl, Institute of Parallel and Distributed High-Performance Systems (IPVR) (mobicom 1999)
Tracking and Mobile computing
    I wish there were more OS related papers on physical tracking besides by networking and routing. 
  1. The Cricket Location-Support System (MobiCom 2000)

  2. Nissanka B. Priyantha, Anit Chakrabo
  3. rty, and Hari Balakrishnan 

  4. MIT Laboratory for Computer Science
  5. The Cricket Compass for Context-Aware Mobile Applications

  6. Nissanka B. Priyantha, Allen K. L. Miu, Hari Balakrishnan
    MIT Laboratory for Computer Science
Context Aware applications & infrastructure
    Infrastructure issues are of interest. can be used as exmaples illustrating ideas from other papers. 
  1. Experiences of Developing and Deploying a Context-Aware Tourist Guide: The GUIDE Project

  2. Keith Cheverst Distributed Multimedia Research Group Lancaster University, Lancaster UK
    (Mobicom 2000)
  3. The Anatomy of a Context-Aware Application

  4. Andy Harter @uk.research.att.com (MobiCom 1999)
  5. Smart Kindergarten: Sensor-based Wireless Networks for Smart Developmental Problem-solving Environments

  6. Mani Srivastava EE UCLA (MobiCom 2001)
     
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dorian miller, 8/23/2001
"To err is human, to forgive, beyond the scope of the Operating System"