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Methods of Using Existing Wire Lines (power lines, phone lines, internet lines) for Totally Secure Classical Communication Utilizing Kirchoff's Law and Johnson-like Noise
We outline some general solutions to use already existing and currently used wire lines, such as power lines, phone lines, internet lines, etc, for the unconditionally secure communication method based on Kirchoff's Law and Johnson-like Noise (KLJN). Two different methods are shown. One is based on filters used at single wires and the other one utilizes a common mode voltage superimposed on a three-phase powerline.
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Fax and Photocopier Machines in 2001 RECS
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This addition is due to the availability of affordable personal computer printers that also have built-in fax and copier features. Accordingly, ...
Inappropriate Use of Cell Phones
School counselors face the ongoing complexity of trying to inform students and educators about the appropriate use of cell phones at school. With almost 75 percent of all school age students having cell phones, the use of them in and outside of school is increasing. Situations regarding the misuse of cell phones continue to appear in the news, as part of school sexting scandals, and also harassment to the point of suicides by students are examples of how students have misused cell phones and the internet to intimidate and bully to the point of death. This literature review examined the different ways in which students use cell phones and ultimately the implications this use has for students. Cell phone history and their technological state of affairs, as well as moral, ethical and legal complications of the inappropriate use of cell phones, students misuse of cell phones, students misuse of the internet on phones regarding3 School related tasks, and the implications that inappropriate use of cell phones has on students are included. The review concludes with suggestions and recommendations for practitioners in the field of school counseling to help inform, intervene, and prevent the inappropriate use of cell phones by students. 4
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We are developing a survival-information registration system called IAA system. The IAA system allows disaster victims to register their survival information (kind of injuries, damage to property, etc.) through the Internet. However, elderly people were ...
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The mobile phone: a hybrid multi-platform medium
In this paper we argue that the mobile phone must be considered both in terms of telephone functionality, and as an emergent entertainment media interface. As services based upon telecommunications - mobile telephony, the internet, video-on-demand, personal ...
John McMullan; Ingrid Richardson
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Leveraging smart phones to reduce mobility footprints
Mobility footprint refers to the size, weight, and energy demand of the hardware that must be carried by a mobile user to be effective at any time and place. The ideal of a zero mobility footprint is achievable by encapsulating personal computing ... Keywords: cache, cas, content addressable storage, horatio, internet suspend/resume, isr, mobile computing, openisr, portable, self-cleaning, smart phone, virtual machine
Stephen Smaldone; Benjamin Gilbert; Nilton Bila; Liviu Iftode; Eyal de Lara; Mahadev Satyanarayanan
Internet Fish
I have invented "Internet Fish," a novel class of resource-discovery tools designed to help users extract useful information from the Internet. Internet Fish (IFish) are semi-autonomous, persistent information brokers; ...
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. Moreover, future electric cars need efficient and lightweight batteries. Therefore, there is a great demand. In this context, special challenges appear with the strong non-linear coupling of the ions' electric field
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experience the practicality and fast acceleration of electric cars, along with pricing information. The goal of DSI is to dramatically increase adoption of emission free electric cars like the Chevy Volt. #12;Dale know you can power your house and new electric car with solar on your roof? Did you know that in many
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of Nuclear Physics, epithermal neutron source for neutron-capture therapy was built and neutron generation of Nuclear Physics (Novosi- birsk, Russia) an original source of epithermal neutrons has been conceived based. Conclusions At the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, a pilot epithermal neutron source has been built
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Forensics for Korean cell phone
Cell phone forensics to acquire and analyze data in the cellular phone is nowadays being used in a national investigation organization and a private company. In order to collect cellular phone flash memory data, we have two methods. First method is a ... Keywords: acquisition, cell phone, flash memory, forensics, logical method
Keonwoo Kim; Dowon Hong; Kyoil Chung
Cell Phone Detection Techniques
A team composed of Rick Pratt, Dave Puczyki, Kyle Bunch, Ryan Slaugh, Morris Good, and Doug McMakin teamed together to attempt to exploit cellular telephone features and detect if a person was carrying a cellular telephone into a Limited Area. The cell phone�s electromagnetic properties were measured, analyzed, and tested in over 10 different ways to determine if an exploitable signature exists. The method that appears to have the most potential for success without adding an external tag is to measure the RF spectrum, not in the cell phone band, but between 240 and 400MHz. Figures 1- 7 show the detected signal levels from cell phones from three different manufacturers.
Pratt, Richard M.; Bunch, Kyle J.; Puzycki, David J.; Slaugh, Ryan W.; Good, Morris S.; McMakin, Douglas L.
Smart phone for mobile commerce
This paper surveys most of the currently available smart phones in the market. It summarizes its features and characteristics. From this study a set of must-have and desirable-to-have features for future generations of smart phones are described. The ... Keywords: Electronic payment, Electronic wallet, M-commerce, Payer-centric payment, Smart phone
Yung Fu Chang; C. S. Chen; Hao Zhou
Forecasting broadband Internet adoption on trains in Belgium
Thanks to the massive success of mobile access devices such as netbooks or Apple's iPhone 3G, Internet on the move has become one of the prominent features of today's information society. With the emergence of wireless and mobile communication networks, ... Keywords: Railroad industry, Segmentation forecasting, User-centric research, Wireless Internet services
Tom Evens; Dimitri Schuurman; Lieven De Marez; Gino Verleye
An Empirical Analysis of User Content Generation and Usage Behavior on the Mobile Internet
We quantify how user mobile Internet usage relates to unique characteristics of the mobile Internet. In particular, we focus on examining how the mobile-phone-based content generation behavior of users relates to content usage behavior. The key objective ... Keywords: content generation, content usage, geographical mobility, identification, interdependence, mobile Internet, social networks
Anindya Ghose; Sang Pil Han
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Forensic examination of mobile phones
The proliferation of mobile phones in society has led to a concomitant increase in their use in and connected to criminal activity. The examination and analysis of all telecommunications equipment has become an important aid to law enforcement in the ... Keywords: Cellular telephone network, Forensic investigation, Mobile phones, SIM cards
Barrie Mellars
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The Internet is currently unsuitable for small devices because the assumptions behind its architecture for desktop and server computers do not scale down. Implementations and costs that apply to larger machines have a ...
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Phone virtualization using a microkemel hypervisor
Virtualization of multi-core hardware is becoming important in enterprise computing using hypervisors such as VMware or Xen. For desktop phones, virtualization can be used to simultaneously run multiple phone OSes on the same desktop phone, and provide ... Keywords: L4, OKL4, embedded microkernel, hypervisor, phone virtualization, virtualization
Amrit Acharya; John Buford; Venky Krishnaswamy
Components of Internet GIS
Internet GIS: a research field A research and application area that utilize Internet and other Internetworking systems to facilitate:
Imad Abugessaisa; M. Tsou
MAMI: multimodal annotations on a camera phone
We present MAMI (i.e. Multimodal Automatic Mobile Indexing), a mobile-phone prototype that allows users to annotate and search for digital photos on their camera phone via speech input. MAMI is implemented as a mobile application that runs in ... Keywords: digital image management, mobile camera phones, multimedia retrieval, speech annotations, user experience
Xavier Anguera; Nuria Oliver
User Experience Design Guidelines for Windows Phone
User Experience Design Guidelines for Windows Phone The UI Design and Interaction Guide for Windows superseded by the User Experience Design Guidelines for Windows Phone on MSDN ® . There are six parts to the new guidelines: 1. The Windows Phone Platform: Takes a brief look at the types of applications
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In this study, a new wireless sensing unit for operation within an automated Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) system is proposed, designed and validated. The design of the wireless sensing unit emphasizes minimization of its power consumption characteristics to ensure it is suited for long-term field deployment in civil structures. The wireless modem integrated with the unit has a long communication range that permits wireless sensors to be spaced over 100m apart. A multi-channel high-resolution analog-to-digital converter is included within each sensing unit to provide flexibility for high-fidelity data collection. A key feature of the wireless sensing unit design is the inclusion of a sophisticated computing core that is capable of locally executing engineering algorithms in real-time. As part of the embedded software, a novel communication protocol is written that can accomplish low-latency communications for accurate time synchronization between spatially distributed wireless sensors. To illustrate the capabilities of the wireless monitoring platform, including the execution of extensive computational tasks, a prototype system is fabricated and tested in the laboratory and field. As part of validating the system performance in the field, the vertical acceleration response of the Geumdang Bridge under traffic loading is measured by 14 wireless sensing unit prototypes.
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Antikerezeption im Internet.
??Die Dissertation 'Antikerezeption im Internet' untersucht, wie das Wissen �ber die Antike im Medium Internet erscheint. Zun�chst wird mit Rekurs auf die konstruktivistische Systemtheorie ein� (more)
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Noise Measurement May Boost Cell Phone Performance
... The technique may help improve the signal range, data rate and battery life of cell phones and other wireless communications devices. ...
Projector phone: a study of using mobile phones with integrated projector for interaction with maps
First working prototypes of mobile phones with integrated pico projectors have already been demonstrated and it is expected that such projector phones will be sold within the next three years. Applications that require interaction with large amounts ... Keywords: experimental comparison, interaction design, map interaction, projector phone
Alina Hang; Enrico Rukzio; Andrew Greaves
Strategy formulation by internet entrepreneurs.
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The Transportation Leapfrog: Using Smart Phones to Collect Driving...
Transportation Leapfrog: Using Smart Phones to Collect Driving Data and Model Fuel Economy in India Title The Transportation Leapfrog: Using Smart Phones to Collect Driving Data...
Space Heaters, Computers, Cell Phone Chargers: How Plugged In...
Space Heaters, Computers, Cell Phone Chargers: How Plugged In Are Commercial Buildings? Title Space Heaters, Computers, Cell Phone Chargers: How Plugged In Are Commercial...
Reading Comprehension - Internet Safety
Internet Safety Twenty hours days weeks years ago, kids in school had never even heard of the internet. Now, I'll bet you can't find a single person in your school who...
Internet Control Architecture for Internet-Based Personal Robot
This paper proposes a novel direct internet control architecture for internet-based personal robot, which is insensitive to the inherent internet time delay. The personal robot can be controlled using a simulator provided at a local site. Since the internet ... Keywords: internet control, internet interface, personal robot, remote control, telerobotics
Kuk-Hyun Han; Sinn Kim; Yong-Jae Kim; Jong-Hwan Kim
Impact of Internet Literacy, Internet Addiction Symptoms, and Internet Activities on Academic Performance
This study examines the interrelationships among Internet literacy, Internet addiction symptoms, Internet activities, and academic performance. Data were gathered from a probability sample of 718 children and adolescents, aged 9-19, in Hong Kong, using ... Keywords: Internet activities, Internet addiction symptoms, Internet literacy, academic performance, adolescents and children
Louis Leung; Paul S. N. Lee
Mobile phone: a tool for expressing co-actualisation
In this paper, we present an overview of the data collected from field studies of mobile phone use by Malaysian women who live in the United Kingdom. Through the data, we suggest that these women use mobile phones to help them coordinate activities in ... Keywords: co-actualisation, human needs, identity, maslow's hierarchy, mobile phone, mundane phone-mediated activities, women
Fariza H. A. Razak; Alan Dix
NIST Develops Experimental Validation Tool for Cell Phone ...
NIST Develops Experimental Validation Tool for Cell Phone Forensics. For Immediate Release: December 1, 2009. ...
Investigating mid-air pointing interaction for projector phones
Projector phones, mobile phones with built-in projectors, might significantly change the way we are going to use and interact with mobile phones. The potential of combining the mobile and the projected display and further the potential of the mid-air ... Keywords: gesture, pointing, projector phone, selection, target
Christian Winkler; Ken Pfeuffer; Enrico Rukzio
Picture browsing and map interaction using a projector phone
It is expected that projector phones (mobile phones with built-in pico projectors) will hit the market by 2010. Such phones provide a completely new way to display information and interaction techniques. The system presented in this paper allows the ... Keywords: map interaction, photo browsing, projector phone
Andrew Greaves; Alina Hang; Enrico Rukzio
Smart Screen Management on Mobile Phones
an energy management strategy that uses the history of userthe energy consumed by the deterministic schedules historyenergy pro?le of a mobile phone screen, and the usage history
Falaki, Hossein; Govindan, Ramesh; Estrin, D
Windows Phone abonento steb?jimo sistema.
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Internet Users� Glossary
Status of this Memo This memo provides information for the Internet community. It does not specify an Internet standard. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. There are many networking glossaries in existence. This glossary concentrates on terms which are specific to the Internet. Naturally, there are entries for some basic terms and acronyms because other entries refer to them. Acknowledgements This document is the work of the User Glossary Working Group of the
G. Malkin; Xylogics Inc; T. Laquey Parker
Central Internet Database (CID)
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Internet Banking System Prototype
Internet Banking System refers to systems that enable bank customers to access accounts and general information on bank products and services through a personal computer or other intelligent device. Internet banking products and services can include detailed account information for corporate customers as well as account summery and transfer money. Ultimately, the products and services obtained through Internet Banking may mirror products and services offered through other bank delivery channels. In this paper, Internet Banking System Prototype has been proposed in order to illustrate the services which is provided by the Bank online services.
Alnaqeib, Rami; Jalab, Hamid A; Zaidan, M A; Hmood, Ali K
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Accountable internet protocol (aip)
This paper presents AIP (Accountable Internet Protocol), a network architecture that provides accountability as a first-order property. AIP uses a hierarchy of self-certifying addresses, in which each component is derived from the public key of the corresponding ... Keywords: accountability, address, internet architecture, scalability, security
David G. Andersen; Hari Balakrishnan; Nick Feamster; Teemu Koponen; Daekyeong Moon; Scott Shenker
Internet of Food
Today, more and more "things" have an IP identity and thus are able to communicate with each other though the Internet. According to the definition of WIKIPEDIA [1], The IP identity of things (or Internet of Things), refers to uniquely identifiable objects ...
Jean-Paul Kouma; Li Liu
Forensic triage for mobile phones with DEC0DE
We present DEC0DE, a system for recovering information from phones with unknown storage formats, a critical problem for forensic triage. Because phones have myriad custom hardware and software, we examine only the stored data. Via flexible descriptions ...
Robert J. Walls; Erik Learned-Miller; Brian Neil Levine
User characteristics and performance with automated mobile phone systems
The aim of this study was to investigate the impact of individual differences (such as gender and attitude towards mobile phone use in public places) on the usability of a speech-activated mobile city guide service in various context of use ... Keywords: cell phones, context of use, evaluation, gender, individual differences, mobile communications, mobile phone services, mobile phones, performance, private locations, public locations, public use, system design, usability, user characteristics
Mark Howell; Steve Love; Mark Turner
Detecting driver phone use leveraging car speakers
This work addresses the fundamental problem of distinguishing between a driver and passenger using a mobile phone, which is the critical input to enable numerous safety and interface enhancements. Our detection system leverages the existing car stereo ... Keywords: acoustic ranging, bluetooth, car speakers, driving safety, location classification, smartphone
Jie Yang; Simon Sidhom; Gayathri Chandrasekaran; Tam Vu; Hongbo Liu; Nicolae Cecan; Yingying Chen; Marco Gruteser; Richard P. Martin
Pogo, a middleware for mobile phone sensing
The smartphone revolution has brought ubiquitous, powerful, and connected sensing hardware to the masses. This holds great promise for a wide range of research fields. However, deployment of experiments onto a large set of mobile devices places technological, ... Keywords: mobile middleware, mobile phone sensing, mobile test beds
Niels Brouwers; Koen Langendoen
The diffusion of mobile phones in India
Mobile phones, which were introduced around a decade ago in 1995-1996 in India, are becoming the dominant means of accessing communication. At the end of 2005-2006, there were 90 million mobile subscribers in India in comparison to 50 million subscribers ... Keywords: Mobile telecommunications, Technology diffusion
Sanjay Kumar Singh
A systematic approach for cell-phone worm containment
Cell phones are increasingly becoming attractive targets of various worms, which cause the leakage of user privacy, extra service charges and depletion of battery power. In this work, we study propagation of cell-phone worms, which exploit Multimedia ... Keywords: cell phone, patch, turing test
Liang Xie; Hui Song; Trent Jaeger; Sencun Zhu
Evaluation of picture browsing using a projector phone
It is expected that projector phones (mobile phones with an integrated pico projector) will hit the market in the next few years. So far no research exists regarding how mobile applications should be designed when using a projection and which applications ... Keywords: interaction design, photo browsing, projector phone
Andrew Greaves; Enrico Rukzio
Antecedents of consumers' intentions to upgrade their mobile phones
The fourth generation (4G) mobile phone will soon be launched. Marketers need to know which factors determine whether customers choose to upgrade their mobile phones, as this will affect the diffusion of third generation (3G), 4G, and Worldwide Interoperability ... Keywords: Mobile phone, Technology acceptance model (TAM), Upgrade, WiMAX
Fang-Mei Tseng; Hui-Yi Lo
Internet Topology over Time
There are few studies that look closely at how the topology of the Internet evolves over time; most focus on snapshots taken at a particular point in time. In this paper, we investigate the evolution of the topology of the Autonomous Systems graph of the Internet, examining how eight commonly-used topological measures change from January 2002 to January 2010. We find that the distributions of most of the measures remain unchanged, except for average path length and clustering coefficient. The average path length has slowly and steadily increased since 2005 and the average clustering coefficient has steadily declined. We hypothesize that these changes are due to changes in peering policies as the Internet evolves. We also investigate a surprising feature, namely that the maximum degree has changed little, an aspect that cannot be captured without modeling link deletion. Our results suggest that evaluating models of the Internet graph by comparing steady-state generated topologies to snapshots of the real data ...
Edwards, Benjamin; Stelle, George; Forrest, Stephanie
Airborne Internet : market & opportunity
The purpose of this thesis to evaluate the opportunity for service provider entry and of the airborne internet, to analyze the disruptive impact technology used by AirCell and AeroSat has had on the development of an ...
Bhadouria, Anand
Data Acquisition from Cell Phone using Logical Approach
Abstract�Cell phone forensics to acquire and analyze data in the cellular phone is nowadays being used in a national investigation organization and a private company. In order to collect cellular phone flash memory data, we have two methods. Firstly, it is a logical method which acquires files and directories from the file system of the cell phone flash memory. Secondly, we can get all data from bit-by-bit copy of entire physical memory using a low level access method. In this paper, we describe a forensic tool to acquire cell phone flash memory data using a logical level approach. By our tool, we can get EFS file system and peek memory data with an arbitrary region from Korea CDMA cell phone. Keywords�Forensics, logical method, acquisition, cell phone, flash memory. I.
Keonwoo Kim; Dowon Hong; Kyoil Chung; Jae-cheol Ryou
Property:PhoneNumber | Open Energy Information
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Characterizing internet scams through underground infrastructure infiltration
Charac- terizing Internet Scam Hosting Infrastructure. In2010. [29] Ironport. 2008 Internet Security Trends. http://DrugRevenue) emerge as major Internet threats. http://
Kanich, Christopher William
Graph Algorithms in the Internet Age
given expected degrees. Internet Mathematics, 1(1), 2003. [law relationships of the internet topology. SIGCOMM, pagesto generate annotated internet topologies. SIGCOMM, pages [
Stanton, Isabelle Lesley
Internet Evolution and Social Impact
Earlier HomeNet publications reported small but reliable negative effects of using the Internet on measures of social involvement and psychological well-being among new Internet users in a sample of Pittsburgh families in 1995--1996. The effects were called a "paradox" because participants in the sample used the Internet heavily for communication, which typically has positive effects on well-being. Since that first study, the Internet changed markedly, giving people much greater choice of contacts, activities, and information.
Sara Kiesler; Robert Kraut; Jonathon Cummings; Vicki Helgeson; Anne Crawford
Context-Phonebook - Extending Mobile Phone Applications with Context
Today people use mobile phones to make calls and to receive calls anytime and anywhere. This gives the user a lot of freedom but also introduces that the phone can interrupt the user always and everywhere. In our work we implemented a phonebook that contains additionally to the phone number also context information, such as details on the users connection status, availability preferences, or location.
Albrecht Schmidt Tanjev; Albrecht Schmidt; Tanjev Stuhr; Hans Gellersen
PhoneGuard: a smartphone in the coalmine
In the short span of less than a decade the mobile phone has become a ubiquitous feature of life in India. Everyone from the chai-wallah to the CEO has a cell-phone and in recent years many of these are smart-phones capable of running smart-apps. Our ... Keywords: Wi-Fi, cellular networks, image-recognition, mobile networks, pattern-recognition, sensor networks, smartphones, wireless networks
Nicolas Mayor; Jean-Frederic Wagen; Abhishek Samanta; Ravi Sundaram
IPS - Secure Internet Payment System
There are a number of questions one might ask about security of money transactions on the Internet. A first question might be: "Why do we need to protect money transaction on the Internet?" The Internet is an insecure and unreliable communication medium ...
Zoran Djuric
An intermittent energy internet architecture
We examine how to re-design the Internet for an energy-constrained future powered by diffuse, intermittent, and expensive power sources. We consider the types of constraints this might place upon the Internet architecture and the manner in which important ... Keywords: energy, internet architecture
Barath Raghavan; David Irwin; Jeannie Albrecht; Justin Ma; Adam Streed
Internet geolocation: Evasion and counterevasion
Internet geolocation technology aims to determine the physical (geographic) location of Internet users and devices. It is currently proposed or in use for a wide variety of purposes, including targeted marketing, restricting digital content sales to ... Keywords: Internet geolocation, Tor, adversarial environment, anonymizing network, evasion
James A. Muir; Paul C. Van Oorschot
NIST SP 800-101, Guidelines on Cell Phone Forensics
... time kernels in basic and advanced phones, these ... a tool to ensure its acceptability and reapplied ... policies and laws, and International, Federal, or ...
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Characterization of imaging phone cameras using minimum description length principle
In this paper, a new Minimum Description Length (MDL) approach for the characterization of a mobile phone's color camera is presented. The use of high-order polynomials, Fourier sine series, and artificial neural networks (ANN) for solving this problem ... Keywords: artificial neural network, high-order polynomial, imaging mobile phone, minimum description length
Adrian Burian; Aki Happonen; Mihaela Cirlugea
DietCam: Automatic dietary assessment with mobile camera phones
Obesity has become a severe health problem in developed countries, and a healthy food intake has been recognized as the key factor for obesity prevention. This paper presents a mobile phone based system, DietCam, to help assess food intakes with few ... Keywords: Calorie estimation, Food intake assessment, Mobile phones
Fanyu Kong; Jindong Tan
Feature: Mobile phone calls as a business risk
Mobile phone technology is under attack, leaving users and businesses vulnerable. Much has been written on the data risk to businesses from mobile phones but it's only recently that the risk of voice call interception has hit the headlines. Now businesses ...
Simon Bransfield-Garth
Novel interfaces for digital cameras and camera phones
Camera phones are now very common but there are some usability issues that affect their use. These can occur because the users look through the LCD to frame the image and can often miss the icons displayed around the edges that present important information ... Keywords: camera phone, luminance histogram, motion, orientation, panning, sonification, tactile
Christopher McAdam; Craig Pinkerton; Stephen A. Brewster
Semi-autonomous mobile phone communication avatar for enhanced interaction
In order to take advantage of the present technology in cellular phones and to enhance the presence of phone user in a remote location, the process of designing the MeBot is started. The MeBot is designed to be a semiautonomous ...
Gu, Yingdan
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Internet Support for Engaged Learning
Internet Support for Student Engagement in Science Skills and strategies students need to be successful today and in the future are effectively taught through engagement in...
Internet Security Glossary, Version 2
not specify an Internet standard of any kind. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. Copyright Notice Copyright (C) The IETF Trust (2007).
R. Shirey
Central Internet Database (CID) Home
Banner Welcome to the updated Central Internet Database (CID) The CID is a gateway to waste management and facility information from current and archived Department of Energy...
From the internet of computers to the internet of things
This paper discusses the vision, the challenges, possible usage scenarios and technological building blocks of the "Internet of Things". In particular, we consider RFID and other important technological developments such as IP stacks and web servers ... Keywords: RFID, internet of things, smart objects, wireless sensor networks
Friedemann Mattern; Christian Floerkemeier
Internet governance: A personal perspective
Internet governance is one of the hot issues that emerged during the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in Tunis November 2005. The discussions did not start then but much earlier. This article gives an overview of the International Telecommunciation ... Keywords: ITU, WSIS, governance, internet
Houlin Zhao
Cell phone usage and broad feature preferences: A study among Finnish undergraduate students
The purpose of this study is to investigate the cell phone use and broad cell phone feature preferences among high school and undergraduate in Finland. Of particular interest is the issue of gender differences regarding the use of the cell phones and ... Keywords: Cell phone usage, Conceptualization, Feature preferences
Matti Haverila
ShadowPuppets: supporting collocated interaction with mobile projector phones using hand shadows
Pico projectors attached to mobile phones allow users to view phone content using a large display. However, to provide input to projector phones, users have to look at the device, diverting their attention from the projected image. Additionally, other ... Keywords: gesture, interaction technique, mobile projector phone, projector-camera system, shadow
Lisa G. Cowan; Kevin A. Li
AudioDAQ: turning the mobile phone's ubiquitous headset port into a universal data acquisition interface
We present AudioDAQ, a new platform for continuous data acquisition using the headset port of a mobile phone. AudioDAQ differs from existing phone peripheral interfaces by drawing all necessary power from the microphone bias voltage, encoding all data ... Keywords: energy harvesting, mobile phones, phone peripherals
Sonal Verma; Andrew Robinson; Prabal Dutta
Property:Incentive/ContPhone | Open Energy Information
ContPhone ContPhone Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/ContPhone Property Type String Pages using the property "Incentive/ContPhone" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) 3 30% Business Tax Credit for Solar (Vermont) + (802) 828-5723 + 4 401 Certification (Vermont) + 802-828-5440 + A AEP (Central and North) - CitySmart Program (Texas) + (361) 881-5673 + AEP (Central and North) - Residential Energy Efficiency Programs (Texas) + (512) 327-9200 + AEP (Central and SWEPCO) - Coolsaver A/C Tune Up (Texas) + (512) 416-5903 + AEP (Central, North and SWEPCO) - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + (361) 881-5673 + AEP (SWEPCO) - Residential Energy Efficiency Programs (Texas) + (903) 234-7334 + AEP Appalachian Power - Commercial and Industrial Rebate Programs (West Virginia) + (888) 446-7719 +
Property:Incentive/ContPhone2 | Open Energy Information
ContPhone2 ContPhone2 Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/ContPhone2 Property Type String Pages using the property "Incentive/ContPhone2" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) A AEP (Central and North) - CitySmart Program (Texas) + (361) 881-5710 + AEP (Central and North) - Residential Energy Efficiency Programs (Texas) + (713) 320-1772 + AEP (Central, North and SWEPCO) - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + (361) 881-5710 + AEP Ohio (Electric) - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Ohio) + (800) 277-2177 + AEP Ohio (Gas) - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Ohio) + (800) 277-2177 + AEP Ohio - Commercial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Ohio) + (877) 607-0739 + AEP Ohio - Renewable Energy Credit (REC) Purchase Program (Ohio) + (614) 883-7891 +
Property:Incentive/Cont2Phone | Open Energy Information
Phone Phone Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/Cont2Phone Property Type String Pages using the property "Incentive/Cont2Phone" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) A AEP (Central and North) - CitySmart Program (Texas) + (318) 673-3542 + AEP (Central and SWEPCO) - Coolsaver A/C Tune Up (Texas) + 318-673-3542 + AEP (Central, North and SWEPCO) - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + (318) 673-3542 + AEP SWEPCO - CitySmart Program (Texas) + (800) 332-7143 + AEP SWEPCO - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + (318) 673-3542 + AEP SWEPCO - SCORE Program (Texas) + (903) 365-3169 + AEP Texas - Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Texas) + (325) 674-7341 + AEP Texas Central Company - CitySmart Program (Texas) + (800) 332-7143 +
Detecting Driver Phone Use Leveraging Car Speakers , Simon Sidhom
distractions have been a factor in high-profile accidents [9] and are associated with a large number]. The cognitive load of conducting a cell phone conversation seems to increase accident risk, rather than
A mobile phone malicious software detection model with behavior checker
There have been cases reported for the new threats from mobile phone technologies and it has raised the awareness among the technology and antivirus vendors. Malicious programs such as Viruses, Trojan, and Worms have been created and targeted at mobile ...
Teck Sung Yap; Hong Tat Ewe
Understanding energy consumption of sensor enabled applications on mobile phones
Recent research in ubiquitous and mobile computing uses mobile phones and wearable accelerometers to monitor individuals' physical activities for personalized and proactive health care. The goal of this project is to measure ...
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Property:Incentive/Cont3Phone | Open Energy Information
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12Pixels: exploring social drawing on mobile phones
In this paper we present the design and development of 12Pixels, a novel interface, application, and social web service that allows people to create and share drawings directly from a regular mobile phone. We detail the release of 12Pixels ... Keywords: 12Pixels, art, cellphone, content creation, creativity, creativity support tools, design, drawing, mobile phone, social web, twelve pixels, user generated content, web applications
Karl D. D. Willis; Ivan Poupyrev
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Automated Personalization of Internet News
A systems approach to the automatic and adaptive personalization of Internet news is described. Implemented on the client side as a lightweight, transparent software system, this approach is based on implicit user feedback, thereby preserving privacy ...
Aditya V. Sunderam
Legal aspects of Internet governance reform
The Internet has moved on from its early almost lawless nature. There are now multiple organisations and legal aspects associated with Internet governance. Whether the issue on the Internet is network security, intellectual property rights (IPRs), e-commerce, ... Keywords: ICANN, WGIG, WSIS, cybercrime, framework, governance, internet, law, reform, treaty
David Satola
Research challenges towards the Future Internet
The convergence of computer-communication networks towards an all-IP integrated network has transformed Internet in a commercial commodity that has stimulated an un-precedent offer of novel communication services that are pushing the Internet architecture ... Keywords: Cognitive networks, Data and communication security, Future internet, Green networking, Internet architecture and protocols, Optical networks, System security, Wireless networks
Marco Conti; Song Chong; Serge Fdida; Weijia Jia; Holger Karl; Ying-Dar Lin; Petri M�h�nen; Martin Maier; Refik Molva; Steve Uhlig; Moshe Zukerman
Internet Slang and China's Social Culture: A Case Study of Internet Users in Guiyang.
??The number of Chinese Internet users has surpassed 300,000 people over the past decade, and the Internet boom has brought with it an upsurge in� (more)
Draggeim, Alexandra V
Internet Data Analysis for the Undergraduate Statistics Curriculum
Haythornthwaite edts. (2002). The Internet in Everyday Life.Where Mathematics meets the Internet. Notices of the AMS,Internet Data Analysis for the Undergraduate Statitics
Juana Sanchez; Yan He
Will you help me : enhancing personal safety and security utilizing mobile phones
This thesis describes the design and development of a system that is aimed for enhancing safety and security using cellular phones. This system has two main components: a master phone application to assist people who need ...
Chung, Jae-woo
U-239: Apple iPhone SMS Processing Flaw Lets Remote Users Spoof...
9: Apple iPhone SMS Processing Flaw Lets Remote Users Spoof SMS Source Addresses U-239: Apple iPhone SMS Processing Flaw Lets Remote Users Spoof SMS Source Addresses August 20,...
Internet Data logging and Display
The current energy savings technology relies on conventional data logging systems, in which two major barriers exist. Formost is the fact that retrieving the energy data is not convenient, and the cost of the data logging equipment is high. The solution presented here is to accomplish these goals is to include a miniature web server in a remote-logging module, which we designed as part of our device. Thus allowing data to be accessed more frequently, via the Internet. As it currently stands, the state of California in the United States is experiencing power grid problems as residential and industrial energy demands increase. If an energy savings program is to be implemented, then an energy monitoring strategy must also devised. Our Internet appliance provides a solution, and this paper summarizes our implementation details and provides a computer screen-capture of the data being posted onto the Internet.
Sweeney, J., Jr.; Culp, C.; Haberl, J. S.
Internet ware cloud computing :Challenges
After decades of engineering development and infrastructural investment, Internet connections have become commodity product in many countries, and Internet scale "cloud computing" has started to compete with traditional software business through its technological advantages and economy of scale. Cloud computing is a promising enabling technology of Internet ware Cloud Computing is termed as the next big thing in the modern corporate world. Apart from the present day software and technologies, cloud computing will have a growing impact on enterprise IT and business activities in many large organizations. This paper provides an insight to cloud computing, its impacts and discusses various issues that business organizations face while implementing cloud computing. Further, it recommends various strategies that organizations need to adopt while migrating to cloud computing. The purpose of this paper is to develop an understanding of cloud computing in the modern world and its impact on organizations and businesse...
Qamar, S; Singh, Mrityunjay
Wake-Up Call: Draft Security Pub Looks at Cell Phones, PDAs
Wake-Up Call: Draft Security Pub Looks at Cell Phones, PDAs. For Immediate Release: July 9, 2008. ...
The pricing of wireless phone services in the USA: issues and development trends
The growth of wireless phone subscribers in recent years contributes to the myriad of service packages offered by the providers. With the increase of service capabilities, the fee usually increases. Often, the service terms are complicated, and the factors ... Keywords: CLEC, E911, FCC, ILEC, MTSO, USA, USF, United States, WTB, call plans, cell phones, consumers, customers, handoffs, itemised billing, local exchange carriers, mobile communications, mobile phones, packages, policy makers, pricing structures, roaming, service providers, wireless phone services
Young B. Choi; Travis C. Bache; Liza L. Hill
Taiwanese 3G mobile phone demand forecasting by SVR with hybrid evolutionary algorithms
Taiwan is one of the countries with higher mobile phone penetration rate in the world, along with the increasing maturity of 3G relevant products, the establishments of base stations, and updating regulations of 3G mobile phones, 3G mobile phones are ... Keywords: Autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA), Demand forecasting, General regression neural networks (GRNN), Genetic algorithm-simulated annealing (GA-SA), Support vector regression (SVR), Third generation (3G) mobile phone
Wei-Chiang Hong; Yucheng Dong; Li-Yueh Chen; Chien-Yuan Lai
Exploring the digital capital of mobile phone service websites by the user's perspective
The purpose of this research is to construct the digital capital measures of mobile phone service websites. An in-depth interview is used to collect data. Content analysis and Analytic Hierarchy Process are employed to analyse data. According to ... Keywords: AHP, analytical hierarchy process, cell phones, content analysis, digital capital, in-depth interviewing, mobile communications, mobile phone service websites, mobile phones, service quality, website evaluation
Chung-Chu Liu
Auctions by price and distance via cellular phones
We consider e-commerce auctions via cellular phones in which the winner is selected based on two factors: the requested price and the promise to provide a service on time. The auctioneer can verify that the bidder intends to provide the service by tracking ... Keywords: Auctions, Cellular, Distance, Electronic commerce, Multi-attribute, Simulation, Strategies
Yosi Ben Asher; Mohsen Abu Saleh
Catching Fireflies: a persuasive augmented reality game for Android phones
This poster explains the development of the unique game Catching Fireflies and how it is an example of persuasive technology used to draw people outdoors. Catching Fireflies is a game for Android operating systems which uses multiple aspects of the phone ... Keywords: augmented reality, mobile application, persuasive software
Amy Eubanks
Exploiting MMS Vulnerabilities to Stealthily Exhaust Mobile Phone's Battery
Exploiting MMS Vulnerabilities to Stealthily Exhaust Mobile Phone's Battery Radmilo Racic' battery power up to 22 times faster and therefore could render these devices useless before the end of business hours. This attack targets a unique resource bot- tleneck in mobile devices (the battery power
California at Davis, University of
Exploiting MMS Vulnerabilities to Stealthily Exhaust Mobile Phone's Battery Radmilo Racic' battery power up to 22 times faster and therefore could render these devices useless before the end of business hours. This attack targets a unique resource bot tleneck in mobile devices (the battery power
Chen, Hao
Tapworthy: Designing Great iPhone Apps, 1st edition
So you've got an idea for an iPhone app -- along with everyone else on the planet. Set your app apart with elegant design, efficient usability, and a healthy dose of personality. This accessible, well-written guide shows you how to design exceptional ...
Josh Clark
Satisfaction of individual mobile phone users in Spain
Consumer satisfaction is a key determinant of consumer retention, consumer welfare, and is also a strategic variable for competition and international comparisons. Spain's mobile customer satisfaction is the lowest in the European Union. The focus of ... Keywords: Consumer satisfaction, Econometric models, Mobile phones, Residential consumers, Survey data
Covadonga Gij�n, Teresa Gar�n-Mu�oz, Teodosio P�rez-Amaral, Rafael L�pez-Zorzano
2009 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN SUMMARY IMPORTANT EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS: UGA Police: (706) 542-2200 or 911 Emergency line (706) 542-1188 (TTY Hearing Impaired) The University of Georgia Police Department is the primary contact for all campus emergencies. Calls will be routed to the appropriate campus and local
Arnold, Jonathan
Regional Difference in the Use of Cell Phone and Other Communication Media among Senior Users
In this paper, authors focused on the use of the cell phone by senior people living in the urban area and the rural area in Japan. The result of the questionnaire research showed that there are differences in the use of the cell phone and other communication ... Keywords: Communication media, cell phone, regional difference, senior user, usability
Ayako Hashizume; Masaaki Kurosu; Toshimasa Yamanaka
Design and implementation of a lip reading system in smart phone environment
This study proposes a real-time lip-reading method in smart phone environment. In smart-phone environment where the resources are limited compared to existing PC environment, it is hard to operate lip-reading in real-time. To solve this problem, this ... Keywords: face detection, human interface, lip detection, lip reading, mobile device, smart phone
Young-Un Kim; Sun-Kyung Kang; Sung-Tae Jung
Breaking the disposable technology paradigm: opportunities for sustainable interaction design for mobile phones
We present a qualitative study of mobile phone ownership, replacement and disposal practices geared towards identifying design opportunities towards sustainable mobile phone interfaces. Our work investigates how people understand the lifespan of their ... Keywords: design, e-waste, mobile phones, qualitative studies, sustainability
Elaine M. Huang; Khai N. Truong
Extent of private information disclosure on online social networks: An exploration of Facebook mobile phone users
The present study adopts the Communication Privacy Management theory and investigates the factors that influence the extent of private information disclosure of Facebook mobile phone users. Using a sample size of 488 adult mobile phone users, the study ... Keywords: Facebook, Information disclosure, Mobile phone users, Older adults, Online privacy, Online social networks
Victoria Kisekka, Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen, H. Raghav Rao
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Internet Politics: Resist, Die, or Exploit?
In this paper, we disclose and explain Internet politics, an �invisible hand � that inherently affects Internet research. We show that it could cause significant underutilization of constructive research ideas and a vicious cycle of bias in mainstream research ideas. However, we also expose that it is possible to gradually alleviate effects of the Internet politics by well understanding it. To this end, we propose Internet politics analysis, a systematic approach that can potentially well address the research dilemmas caused by the Internet politics. In addition, we propose a simple but effective model for the Internet politics which can significantly facilitate the Internet politics analysis. As a result, it may lead to dramatic gains for the future Internet research.
Leiwen Deng; Ar Kuzmanovic
Sustaining the Internet with hyperbolic mapping
The Internet infrastructure is severely stressed. Rapidly growing overhead associated with the primary function of the Internet---routing information packets between any two computers in the world---causes concerns among Internet experts that the existing Internet routing architecture may not sustain even another decade; parts of the Internet have started sinking into black holes already. Here we present a method to map the Internet to a hyperbolic space. Guided with the constructed map, which we release with this paper, Internet routing exhibits scaling properties close to theoretically best possible, thus resolving serious scaling limitations that the Internet faces today. Besides this immediate practical viability, our network mapping method can provide a different perspective on the community structure in complex networks.
Boguna, Marian; Krioukov, Dmitri
Why Recycle Mobile Phones To take the other option, the easy option, and not to recycle mobile phones and
, decomposing waste creates methane gas and C0 . Methane gas is 21 times2 more damaging than C0 , the principal in the planets temperature that causes extreme whether conditions Landfill is not sustainable and by continually caused by hazardous materials from mobile phones entering the environment from landfill or incineration
University of Technology, Sydney
Comparison shopping on the internet
Though comparison shopping is used widely by online shoppers, very little research exists about how comparison shoppers differ from those who are not involved in comparison shopping. A survey of 208 US consumers identified comparison shoppers, both on ... Keywords: USA, United States, comparison shopping, consumer attitudes, e-commerce, e-shopping, e-tailing, electronic commerce, electronic retailing, factors, internet, online shopping
Michael Klassen; Pola Gupta; Matthew P. Bunker
Coping with Internet channel conflict
If you do not sell your products directly over the Internet, people will go to your competitors who do, while if you do sell your products directly, your distributors and dealers will desert you and only carry products from manufacturers who do not compete ...
Younghwa Lee; Zoonky Lee; Kai R. T. Larsen
Study of Proposed Internet Congestion Control Algorithms*
... Algorithms* Kevin L. Mills, NIST (joint ... Page 2. Study of Proposed Internet Congestion Control Algorithms � Mills et al. Innovations ...
The Evolution of International Internet Telephony
International Internet Telephony has been evolving since its introduction in 1996. In 1996, the typical player was
McGarty, Terrence
Internet market strategies: Antecedents and implications
The Web is a new market channel that has become a serious alternative to traditional channels. At present, there is little strategy analysis available to guide a company's decision about its involvement in the internet market. In this paper, we differentiate ... Keywords: Creative pricing policies, IMS model, Internet competition, Internet market, Mixed strategy, Pure strategy, Resource-based theory, Traditional markets
Jaeki Song; Fatemeh Mariam Zahedi
Security of internet-connected computer networks
The security of computer networks connected to the internet is an important, vital and hotly contested real-world issue. Once the computer networks get connected to the internet, the number of attacks, their strength and intensity grow exponentially. ... Keywords: attack detection, attacks, computer networks, digital signature, incidents, internet, network security, security breaches, security policy
I. Tutanescu; E. Sofron; M. Ali
Commercial Internet filters: Perils and opportunities
Organizations are becoming increasingly aware of Internet abuse in the workplace. Such abuse results in loss of workers' productivity, network congestion, security risks, and legal liabilities. To address this problem, organizations have started to adopt ... Keywords: Internet abuse, Internet filters, Text classification, Text mining
Chen-Huei Chou; Atish P. Sinha; Huimin Zhao
Workshop on internet economics (WIE2011) report
The second Workshop on Internet Economics [2], hosted by CAIDA and Georgia Institute of Technology on December 1-2, 2011, brought together network technology and policy researchers with providers of commercial Internet facilities and services (network ... Keywords: economics, internet, network management
kc claffy
Toward a Framework for Assessing Internet Channels
The emergence of the Internet has forced a large number of firms to introduce Internet-based channels of distribution into existing distribution systems to market their products. In multiple channels context, there has been a call for better performance ... Keywords: Internet channels, strategic profit model (SPM), analytic network process (ANP), performance evaluation
Hung-Jen Tu; Chia-Yang Wong
Robustness provided by internet monitoring systems
Internet applications such as Wealth Management Banking Programs require a very high degree of robustness. To attain this continuous testing - that is monitoring the systems over a period of time - is suggested. The preparation of an appropriate site-monitoring ... Keywords: continuous testing, internet, internet offering, monitoring systems, requirements, robustness, site monitoring, soft launch, test environment, testing recommendation, transitional state
Barry Dellar
User Empowerment in the Internet of Things
This paper focuses on the characteristics of two big triggers that facilitated wide user adoption of the Internet: Web 2.0 and online social networks. We detect brakes for reproduction of these events in Internet of things. To support our hypothesis we first compare the difference between the ways of use of the Internet with the future scenarios of Internet of things. We detect barriers that could slow down apparition of this kind of social events during user adoption of Internet of Things and we propose a conceptual framework to solve these problems.
Munjin, Dejan
Director, Office of Weatherization and Intergovernmental Programs U.S. Department of Energy Ms. Jeanne M. Fox President, Board of Public Utilities Mr. David Teny Executive...
Phone Numbers for Beam Lines and Other Services | Stanford Synchrotron
Phone Numbers for Beam Lines and Other Services Phone Numbers for Beam Lines and Other Services The local area code for SSRL is 650. All numbers listed below should be dialed as 650-926-xxxx from other area codes. When calling an onsite location from within SSRL simply dial the 4-digit extension. When calling an offsite number within the 650 area code dial, dial 9 plus the 7-digit number. To call a number in another area code dial 9-1-area code - phone number. Beam Lines Beam Line Extension 1-4 5214 1-5 5215 2-1 5221 2-2 5222 2-3 5223 3-3 5233 3-4 5234 4-1 5241 4-2 5242 4-3 5243 5-2 5252 5-3 5253 5-4 5254 6-2 5262 7-1 5271 7-2 5272 7-3 5273 8-1 5281 8-2 5282 9-1 5291 9-2 5292 9-3 5293 10-1 5101 10-2 5102 11-1 8648 11-2 8650 11-3 8656 12-2 5212 13-1 5131 13-2 5132 13-3 5133 User Labs/Services Building Lab/Service Extension
Characterizing Internet Worm Infection Structure
Internet worm infection continues to be one of top security threats. Moreover, worm infection has been widely used by botnets to recruit new bots and construct P2P-based botnets. In this work, we attempt to characterize the network structure of Internet worm infection and shed light on the micro-level information of "who infects whom." Our work quantifies the infection ability of individual hosts and reveals the key characteristics of the underlying topologies formed by worm infection, i.e., the number of children and the generation of the Internet worm infection family tree. Specifically, we first analyze the infection tree of a wide class of worms, for which a new victim is compromised by each existing infected host with equal probability. We find that the number of children has asymptotically a geometric distribution with parameter 0.5. We also discover that the generation follows closely a Poisson distribution and the average path length of the worm infection family tree increases approximately logarithmi...
Wang, Qian; Chen, Chao
Internet Media Types and the Web
draft-masinter-mime-web-info-00 This document describes some of the ways in which parts of the MIME system, originally designed for electronic mail, have been used in the web, and some of the ways in which those uses have resulted in difficulties. This informational document is intended as background and justification for a companion Best Current Practice which makes some changes to the registry of Internet Media Types and other specifications and practices, in order to facilitate Web application design and standardization. Status of this Memo This Internet-Draft is submitted in full conformance with the provisions of BCP 78 and BCP 79. Internet-Drafts are working documents of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Note that other groups may also distribute working documents as Internet-Drafts. The list of current Internet-Drafts is at
L. Masinter
U-239: Apple iPhone SMS Processing Flaw Lets Remote Users Spoof SMS Source
39: Apple iPhone SMS Processing Flaw Lets Remote Users Spoof SMS 39: Apple iPhone SMS Processing Flaw Lets Remote Users Spoof SMS Source Addresses U-239: Apple iPhone SMS Processing Flaw Lets Remote Users Spoof SMS Source Addresses August 20, 2012 - 7:00am Addthis PROBLEM: Apple iPhone SMS Processing Flaw Lets Remote Users Spoof SMS Source Addresses PLATFORM: Version(s): 6 beta 4 and prior versions ABSTRACT: A remote user can spoof SMS source addresses. Reference LINKS: SecurityTracker Alert ID: 1027410 Apple.com PCMag.com The original advisory IMPACT ASSESSMENT: Medum Discussion: A vulnerability was reported in Apple iPhone. A remote user can send an SMS message with a specially crafted User Data Header (UDH) value that specifies an alternate reply address. The recipient's iPhone will display the reply address as the source of the SMS.
Internet Engineering Task Force KK Ramakrishnan ...
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Regulation and Censorship of the Internet.
??The Internet is probably one of the greatest inventions of mankind and one of the best things that happened in my generation. It has become� (more)
Okeke, Innocent
Practice of Internet Marketing in Destination Branding.
??This study provides information about destination branding and the effect of Internet marketing on tourism. Tourism branding generates interest in a destination as well as,� (more)
Duong, Linh
??The current internet architecture allows hosts to send arbitrary IP packets across a network, which may not reflect valid source address information. IP spoofing and� (more)
Maaz, Khan
Evaluation and testing of internet firewalls
In this article we propose a testing methodology for evaluating Internet firewalls and apply it to compare two popular firewalls. Copyright � 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Khalid Al-Tawil; Ibrahim A. Al-Kaltham
Internet, the Web, and Mathematical Science - CECM
The dominant mechanism, recently, for distribution of electronic preprints have ... On a simpler level, from the days of the first-generation Internet, before the web�...
WEB RESOURCE: Central Internet Database - TMS
May 15, 2007 ... Topic Title: WEB RESOURCE: Central Internet Database Topic Summary: DOE. Integrates waste management and cleanup data from multiple�...
User Interfaces in iOS and Windows Phone: a comparison.
??This term paper contains a comparison between iOS and Windows Phone, regarding especially the user interface. Chapter 1 deals with a brief description of the� (more)
Gandin, Silvia
Housing Reservation Form
Zip. Phone. Fax. Credit Card Type*. Number. Expiration Date. Signature. * Visa, MasterCard and Discover credit cards are accepted. Mail or fax this form to:.
Clean Power for the Internet
Data centers have been increasingly large users of energy over the past 10 years. With the rapid increase in Internet use, these facilities continue to be built, stressing the local electricity grids with their immense energy needs, and typically with the backup support of diesel generators belching pollution into the sky. The extent of these impacts is unknown. The change in market dynamics in the year 2001 resulted in a slower growth rate in data centers, as it did with the rest of the Internet industry, but it opened up an opportunity for incorporating energy efficient technologies into the design of power delivery to these buildings. More energy-efficient design will ease pressure on the electric grid and also decrease pollution in these areas, many of which are already areas of pollution non-attainment.
This paper discusses the air quality impact of data centers, their impact on the electric grid, and the possibility of using clean distributed energy resources (DER) to meet their power reliability and quantity needs. Current DER installation and its success in maintaining the needed reliability are reviewed. The environmental and economic impact of the use of DER in these buildings are also reviewed and ways to overcome the potential barriers to this technology are discussed.
Brown, E.; Elliott, R. N.; Shipley, A.
In Pursuit of Privacy on a Public Internet
In Pursuit of Privacy on a Public Internet by Marc MendoncaUser privacy on the Internet has been an increasing concernof Privacy on a Public Internet A thesis submitted in
Mendonca, Marc
Internet governance on a dollar a day
The submissions of ICANN and ISOC to the WSIS suggested Internet governance was purely about technical standardisation, addresses, domains and some service-related issues. Under this definition, there is little for poor people to worry about. At the ... Keywords: WGIG, WSIS, access, developing countries, development, internet
Charles Kenny
The energy and emergy of the internet
Recent years have seen a flurry of energy-efficient networking research. But does decreasing the energy used by the Internet actually save society much energy? To answer this question, we estimate the Internet's energy consumption. We include embodied ... Keywords: consumption, emergy, energy, sustainability
Barath Raghavan; Justin Ma
Why the Internet is so 'small'?
During the last three decades the Internet has experienced fascinating evolution, both exponential growth in traffic and rapid expansion in topology. The size of the Internet becomes enormous, yet the network is very `small' in the sense that it is extremely efficient to route data packets across the global Internet. This paper provides a brief review on three fundamental properties of the Internet topology at the autonomous systems (AS) level. Firstly the Internet has a power-law degree distribution, which means the majority of nodes on the Internet AS graph have small numbers of links, whereas a few nodes have very large numbers of links. Secondly the Internet exhibits a property called disassortative mixing, which means poorly-connected nodes tend to link with well-connected nodes, and vice versa. Thirdly the best-connected nodes, or the rich nodes, are tightly interconnected with each other forming a rich-club. We explain that it is these structural properties that make the global Internet so 'small'.
Zhou, Shi
Trinocular: Understanding Internet Reliability Through Adaptive Probing
and human factors cause Internet outages--from big events like Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and the Egyptian, increasing In- ternet "background radiation" by less than 0.7%. Trinocular is also predictable and precise require little traffic, a single machine can track 3.4M /24 IPv4 blocks, all of the Internet currently
Heidemann, John
Parasitism and Internet auction fraud: An exploration
Most research on Internet auction fraud focuses exclusively on the relationship between the con-artist and victim. However, the con-artist and victim are situated in an ecology comprising the auction house, police, and auction community. This paper employs ... Keywords: Auction fraud, Internet crime, Metaphor, Parasitism
Cecil Eng Huang Chua; Jonathan Wareham
Measuring the evolution of internet peering agreements
There is much interest in studying the structure and evolution of the Internet at the Autonomous System (AS) level. However, limitations of public data sources in detecting settlement-free peering links meant that prior work focused almost exclusively ... Keywords: autonomous systems, economics, internet topology, peering
Amogh Dhamdhere; Himalatha Cherukuru; Constantine Dovrolis; Kc Claffy
Modeling the World from Internet Photo Collections
There are billions of photographs on the Internet, comprising the largest and most diverse photo collection ever assembled. How can computer vision researchers exploit this imagery? This paper explores this question from the standpoint of 3D scene modeling ... Keywords: 3D navigation, 3D scene analysis, Internet imagery, Photo browsers, Structure from motion
Noah Snavely; Steven M. Seitz; Richard Szeliski
Privacy Preservation Technologies in Internet of Things
Since the beginning of the Internet thirty years ago, we have witnessed a number of changes in the application of communication technologies. Today, the Internet can be described to a large extent as a ubiquitous infrastructure that is always accessible. After the era of connecting places and connecting people, the Internet of the future will also connect things. The idea behind the resulting Internet of Things is to seamlessly gather and use information about objects of the real world during their entire lifecycle. In this paper, we consider different approaches to technological protection of user data privacy in the world of Internet of Things. In particular,we consider what kind of security problems are being faced and what level of protection can be provided by applying approaches based on secure multi-party computations.
Sen, Jaydip
Central Internet Database (CID) Reports
Home > CID Reports Home > CID Reports Central Internet Database CID Photo Banner Reports The CID offers a choice of standard and archived reports. Standard reports are based on the most recently available DOE data related to the information requirements specified in the Settlement Agreement. Report categories include: Radioactive Waste Spent Nuclear Fuel and High-Level Radioactive Waste Facilities Non-Radioactive Hazardous Waste Toxic Release Inventory Waste The standard reports menu includes reports generated directly by the CID and reports generated by other systems. The CID generated reports allow users to select criteria to customize the report output. For the most current radioactive waste reports, CID users are directed to the Waste Information Management System (WIMS) Exit CID Website . WIMS provides radioactive waste disposition reports and disposition maps. While WIMS is a public site, you need to register and provide contact information the first time you enter WIMS.
Central Internet Database (CID) Glossary
Glossary Glossary Central Internet Database CID Photo Banner Glossary # | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z # 11e(2) Byproduct Material Tailings or waste produced by the extraction or concentration of uranium or thorium from any ore processed primarily for its source material (i.e., uranium or thorium) content. This excludes underground ores depleted by uranium solution extraction operations (in situ leaching) that continue to remain underground. 11e(2) byproduct material is defined by law under Section 11e(2) of the Atomic Energy Act as amended by Title II of the Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Act of 1978. A Active Facility A facility that is being used to conduct DOE missions and has not yet been transferred to the Office of Environmental Management (EM) for management and/or cleanup.
Internet Kiosks in Rural India: What Influences Success?#
effects. Internet Kiosks in Rural India: What Influences62. Internet Kiosks in Rural India: What Influences Success?2005), Enabling ICT for Rural India, Project Report,
Kendall, Jake; Singh, Nirvikar
DOE Site Facility Management Contracts Internet Posting | Department...
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V-149: Microsoft Internet Explorer Object Access Bug Lets Remote...
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Internet Food Service for SRS Employees Sought Greater Aiken-Augusta area food service companies are invited to consider providing meal ordering via the internet for delivery to...
U-262: Microsoft Internet Explorer Flaw Lets Remote Users Execute...
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T-526: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'ReleaseInterface()' Remote...
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The Locational Determinants of Internet Usage in Asia and Nepal.
??This study examines the relationship between internet development and various socio- economic factors that are assumed to affect internet infrastructure development decision. The data collected� (more)
Chand, Smriti
U-062: Pidgin SILC (Secure Internet Live Conferencing) Protocol...
2: Pidgin SILC (Secure Internet Live Conferencing) Protocol Denial of Service Vulnerability U-062: Pidgin SILC (Secure Internet Live Conferencing) Protocol Denial of Service...
Future Internet Architecture and Cyber-assisted Energy Efficiency...
Louis Host: Raj Kettimuthu Despite their huge differences, the Internet and the power grid share similar delivery patterns in the sense that the Internet delivers information...
Large-storage mobile phones: new devices offering a new application domain
It is projected that mobile phones with a large storage (at least a few Giga bytes) will be widely available in the market in a few years. This kind of phone has its own characteristics and hence creates a new application domain. This article reviews ... Keywords: large storage, mobile application, mobile devices
Angus K. Y. Wong
Using Extended Logic Programming for Alarm-Correlation in Cellular Phone Networks
Alarm correlation is a necessity in large mobile phone networks, where the alarm bursts resulting from severe failures would otherwise overload the network operators. In this paper, we describe how to realize alarm-correlation in cellular phone networks ... Keywords: alarm-correlation, diagnosis, logic programming
C. V. Dam�sio; P. Fr�hlich; W. Nejdl; L. M. Pereira; M. Schroeder
Multimedia-based mobile phone consciousness and usage amongst the undergraduate students in Malaysia
The idea of presenting undergraduates' awareness, usage and other various issues regarding mobile phone multimedia application will be the paper's main agenda and talking point. The first section of this paper will give a succinct introduction to today's ... Keywords: consciousness, mobile phone, multimedia application, undergraduates, youth
Amirrudin Kamsin; Md Nor Ridzuan Daud
Hapori: context-based local search for mobile phones using community behavioral modeling and similarity
Local search engines are very popular but limited. We present Hapori, a next-generation local search technology for mobile phones that not only takes into account location in the search query but richer context such as the time, weather and the ... Keywords: context-ware mobile search, local search, mobile phone sensing
Nicholas D. Lane; Dimitrios Lymberopoulos; Feng Zhao; Andrew T. Campbell
MoVi: mobile phone based video highlights via collaborative sensing
Sensor networks have been conventionally defined as a network of sensor motes that collaboratively detect events and report them to a remote monitoring station. This paper makes an attempt to extend this notion to the social context by using mobile phones ... Keywords: collaborative sensing, context, fingerprinting, mobile phones, video highlights
Xuan Bao; Romit Roy Choudhury
MetroTrack: predictive tracking of mobile events using mobile phones
We propose to use mobile phones carried by people in their everyday lives as mobile sensors to track mobile events. We argue that sensor-enabled mobile phones are best suited to deliver sensing services (e.g., tracking in urban areas) than more traditional ...
Gahng-Seop Ahn; Mirco Musolesi; Hong Lu; Reza Olfati-Saber; Andrew T. Campbell
A mobile phone GuiDE : a GUI Decoder and Enricher
Much information can be obtained from knowing what tasks the user does on his or her cell phone. This paper describes GuiDE, an automated user-activity recognition system on the mobile phone. GuiDE's unique approach to ...
Yan, Emily Z
X-large virtual workspaces for projector phones through peephole interaction
In peephole interaction a window to a virtual workspace is moved in space to reveal additional content. It is a promising interaction technique for mobile projector phones to display large workspaces which contain more information than can be appropriately ... Keywords: brainstorming, drawing, handheld projector, peephole interaction, peephole pointing, projector phone
Bonifaz Kaufmann; Martin Hitz
Unpacking social interaction that make us adore: on the aesthetics of mobile phones as fashion items
We report on a study of fashionable people"s expressions of opinions on mobile phones in online fashion media, such as blogs and magazines. First, the study contributes to our understanding of the role of pragmatic philosophy, which is now dominating ... Keywords: aesthetic experiences, blogs, design, fashion media, mobile phone, pragmatism, qualitative content analysis
Oskar Juhlin; Yanqing Zhang
Graphics for the masses: a hardware rasterization architecture for mobile phones
The mobile phone is one of the most widespread devices with rendering capabilities. Those capabilities have been very limited because the resources on such devices are extremely scarce; small amounts of memory, little bandwidth, little chip area dedicated ... Keywords: culling, graphics hardware, mobile phone, multisampling, texture filtering
Tomas Akenine-M�ller; Jacob Str�m
Towards large scale technology impact analyses: automatic residential localization from mobile phone-call data
Studies to understand the impact that demographic and socio-economic factors have in the use of cell phones have been traditionally carried out by social and technical researchers through the use of questionnaires and personal interviews. In recent years, ... Keywords: behavioral modeling and characterization, cell phones in emerging and developing economies, data mining, socio-economic analyses
Vanessa Frias-Martinez; Jesus Virseda; Alberto Rubio; Enrique Frias-Martinez
FoneAstra: Enabling Remote Monitoring of Vaccine Cold-Chains Using Commodity Mobile Phones
FoneAstra: Enabling Remote Monitoring of Vaccine Cold-Chains Using Commodity Mobile Phones Rohit-cost, energy-efficient system to remotely monitor the temperature and location of vaccines in a country- wide-tracking of vaccines in transit, based on the mobile phone's cell tower-IDs. We present results from an ongoing lab
Anderson, Richard
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T-670: Skype Input Validation Flaw in 'mobile phone' Profile Entry Permits
0: Skype Input Validation Flaw in 'mobile phone' Profile Entry 0: Skype Input Validation Flaw in 'mobile phone' Profile Entry Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks T-670: Skype Input Validation Flaw in 'mobile phone' Profile Entry Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks July 18, 2011 - 7:09am Addthis PROBLEM: A vulnerability was reported in Skype. A remote user can conduct cross-site scripting attacks. PLATFORM: 188.8.131.52 and prior versions ABSTRACT: The software does not properly filter HTML code from user-supplied input in the The "mobile phone" profile entry before displaying the input. reference LINKS: SecurityTracker Alert ID: 1025789 Skype Security Advisory KoreSecure News H Security ID: 1279864 IMPACT ASSESSMENT: High Discussion: Skype suffers from a persistent Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability due to a lack of input validation and output sanitization of the "mobile phone"
70: Skype Input Validation Flaw in 'mobile phone' Profile Entry 70: Skype Input Validation Flaw in 'mobile phone' Profile Entry Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks T-670: Skype Input Validation Flaw in 'mobile phone' Profile Entry Permits Cross-Site Scripting Attacks July 18, 2011 - 7:09am Addthis PROBLEM: A vulnerability was reported in Skype. A remote user can conduct cross-site scripting attacks. PLATFORM: 126.96.36.199 and prior versions ABSTRACT: The software does not properly filter HTML code from user-supplied input in the The "mobile phone" profile entry before displaying the input. reference LINKS: SecurityTracker Alert ID: 1025789 Skype Security Advisory KoreSecure News H Security ID: 1279864 IMPACT ASSESSMENT: High Discussion: Skype suffers from a persistent Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability due to a lack of input validation and output sanitization of the "mobile phone"
IETF Internet-Draft Intended status: Informational
Towards an Information-Centric Internet with more Things draft-kutscher-icn-iwmt-00 The Internet is already made of things. However, we expect there to be many more less-capable things, such as sensors and actuators, connected to the Internet in years to come. In parallel, Internet applications are more and more being used to perform operations on named (information) objects, and various Information-Centric Networking (ICN) approaches are being researched in order to allow such applications to work effectively at scale and with various forms of mobility and in networking environments that are more challenging than a traditional access network and data center. In this position paper, we outline some benefits that may accrue, and issues that arise, should the Internet, with many more things, make use of the ICN approach to networking and we argue that ICN concepts should be considered when planning for increases in the number of things connected to the Internet. Status of this Memo This Internet-Draft is submitted in full conformance with the
D. Kutscher; S. Farrell
A Model of communication technology education and its application in a primary school: take PHS phones as example
This study intends to investigate PHS phone and its application in an elementary school. The interview process targeted on the projector who is an executor of the plan of PHS phones from an experimental elementary school located in Kaohsiung County, ... Keywords: PHS phones, instructional design
Rong-Jyue Fang; Hung-Jen Yang; Hua-Lin Tsaii; Chi-Jen Lee
Overview and Principles of Internet Traffic Engineering
This memo describes the principles of Traffic Engineering (TE) in the Internet. The document is intended to promote better understanding of the issues surrounding traffic engineering in IP networks, and to provide a common basis for the development ...
D. Awduche; A. Chiu; A. Elwalid; I. Widjaja; X. Xiao
Analytical Study on Internet Banking System
The Internet era is a period in the information age in which communication and commerce via the Internet became a central focus for businesses, consumers, government, and the media. The Internet era also marks the convergence of the computer and communications industries and their associated services and products. Nowadays, the availability of the Internet make it widely used for everyday life. In order to led business to success, the business and specially the services should provide comfort use to its costumer. The bank system is one of the most important businesses who may use the website. The using for the web-based systems should contain special requirements to achieve the business goal. Since that the paper will present the functional and non-functional for the web-based banking system.
AlAbdullah, Fadhel S; Alnaqeib, Rami; Jalab, Hamid A; Zaidan, A A; Zaidan, B B
Some Internet Architectural Guidelines and Philosophy
This document extends RFC 1958 by outlining some of the philosophical guidelines to which architects and designers of Internet backbone networks should adhere. We describe the Simplicity Principle, which states that complexity is the primary mechanism ...
R. Bush; D. Meyer
NIRA : a new Internet routing architecture
(cont.) mechanism, a user only needs to know a small region of the Internet in order to select a route to reach a destination. In addition, a novel route representation and packet forwarding scheme is designed such that a ...
Yang, Xiaowei, 1974-
The Internet � past, present and future
This paper charts the transformation of the Internet from its military and academic origins to its current status as a global network for multimedia information publishing and retrieval. It explains the basic technologies that have enabled this transformation ...
S. P. Sim; S. Rudkin
Using standard Internet Protocols and applications in space
This paper discusses approaches for using standard Internet technologies to meet the communication needs of future space missions. It summarizes work done by the Operating Missions as Nodes on the Internet (OMNI) project at NASA/GSFC since 1997. That ... Keywords: Internet in space, Internet space missions, Space communication protocols, Space shuttle STS-107, Spacecraft networking
Keith Hogie; Ed Criscuolo; Ron Parise
IoT-IMS Communication Platform for Future Internet
In recent years, Internet of Things (IoT) and Cloud Computing are the hottest issues of Future Internet. However, there is a lack of common fabric for integrating IoT and Cloud. In telecommunications, the IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem), based on the All-IP ... Keywords: Cloud Computing, Future Internet, IP Multimedia Subsystem, Internet of Things, Next Generation Network
Chi-Yuan Chen; Yuh-Shyan Chen; Han-Chieh Chao; Tin-Yu Wu; Chun-I Fan; Jiann-Liang Chen; Jenq-Muh Hsu
Balance of Power: Dynamic Thermal Management for Internet Data Centers
The advent of Internet-based applications and their resulting multitier distributed architecture has changed the focus of design for large-scale Internet computing. Internet server applications execute in a horizontally scalable topology across hundreds ... Keywords: dynamic thermal management, thermal-load balancing, Internet data center, row-wise and regional thermal management, thermal policies
Ratnesh K. Sharma; Cullen E. Bash; Chandrakant D. Patel; Richard J. Friedrich; Jeffrey S. Chase
Internet of Things: Applications and Challenges in Technology and Standardization
The phrase Internet of Things (IoT) heralds a vision of the future Internet where connecting physical things, from banknotes to bicycles, through a network will let them take an active part in the Internet, exchanging information about themselves and ... Keywords: Internet of Things (IoT), Interoperability, Network protoocl, Privacy, Security, Wireless networks
Debasis Bandyopadhyay; Jaydip Sen
The Internet Ecosystem- The Potential for Discrimination
The Federal Communication Commission is considering rules enforcing �network neutrality � and legislation proposing similar goals have been discussed in Congress. The goals of the proposed regulation and legislation are preserve an �open Internet�, but are specifically directed toward access networks, or the first link that directly connects users to the Internet. We argue that preserving open competition in a host of �higher level� Internet services is equally if not more important, but since the rate of technology innovation typically out-paces the need for regulation, there is no need to impose regulation at this time. Using specific examples focused on the �visible Internet � as well as new services and applications that enable rapid innovation, we argue that the Internet has fostered a history of technological and business solutions that overcome what seems to be certain market dominance. A key enabler of these changes is the emergence of technologies that lower the barrier for entry in developing and deploying new services. We argue that regulators should be aware of the potential for anti-competitive practices, but should carefully consider the effects of regulation on the full Internet ecosystem. We
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Considerations of Liquid to Gas Phenomena
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Internet Use and Political Engagement: The Role of E-Campaigning as a Pathway to Online Political Participation
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Cantijoch, Marta; Cutts , David; Gibson, Rachel
Evaluating the accuracy of data collection on mobile phones: A study of forms, SMS, and voice
While mobile phones have found broad application in reporting health, financial, and environmental data, there has been little study of the possible errors incurred during mobile data collection. This paper provides the ...
Patnaik, Somani
Understanding human mobility patterns through mobile phone records : a cross-cultural study
In this thesis, I present a cross-cultural study on human's trip length distribution and how it might be influenced by regional socio-economic factors, such as population density, income and unemployment rate. Mobile phone ...
Ji, Yan, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Markov Decision Process (MDP) Framework for Optimizing Software on Mobile Phones
Markov Decision Process (MDP) Framework for Optimizing Software on Mobile Phones Tang Lung Cheung University of California, Davis Frank Maker Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of California, Davis ABSTRACT We present
Liu, Xin
GIS on the fly � to realize wireless GIS network by Java mobile phone
Java cellular phone has arrived in the marketplace as the latest device of a mobile gear. The gear is very compact, allowing 10KB for Java program size and 5KB for data size. Although small in size, it features innovative computer system architecture. Java program can be sent dynamically to the gear in a streaming manner over wireless network. In addition, compared to conventional mobile computers, Java cell phone is very cheap both in hardware price and in communication cost. Java cell phone has an enormous potential as a mobile gear. In this paper, we discuss our trial of constructing a extensive wireless GIS network by utilizing Java cell phone as a GIS terminal. 1.
Shuichi Takino
The SmartPhone: Interactive Group Audio with Complementary Symbolic Control
The SmartPhone provides a medium for distributed interactive group dialog by complementing an audio channel with a symbolic control channel. The control channel conveys information used for speaker identification, feedback, and turn taking. While these ...
Tim Moors
Evaluating the accuracy of data collection on mobile phones: a study of forms, sms, and voice
While mobile phones have found broad application in reporting health, financial, and environmental data, there has been little study of the possible errors incurred during mobile data collection. This paper provides the first (to our knowledge) quantitative ...
Somani Patnaik; Emma Brunskill; William Thies
Can a Mobile Phone in a Pocket Reliably Recognize Ambient Sounds?
We investigate how different locations inside clothing influence the ability of a system to recognize activity relevant sounds. Specifically, we consider the recognition of sounds from 9 household and office appliances recorded using an iPhone placed ...
Tobias Franke; Paul Lukowicz; Kai Kunze; David Bannach
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Recycling of WEEE: Characterization of spent printed circuit boards from mobile phones and computers
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Highlights: > This paper presents new and important data on characterization of wastes of electric and electronic equipments. > Copper concentration is increasing in mobile phones and remaining constant in personal computers. > Printed circuit boards from mobile phones and computers would not be mixed prior treatment. - Abstract: This paper presents a comparison between printed circuit boards from computers and mobile phones. Since printed circuits boards are becoming more complex and smaller, the amount of materials is constantly changing. The main objective of this work was to characterize spent printed circuit boards from computers and mobile phones applying mineral processing technique to separate the metal, ceramic, and polymer fractions. The processing was performed by comminution in a hammer mill, followed by particle size analysis, and by magnetic and electrostatic separation. Aqua regia leaching, loss-on-ignition and chemical analysis (inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy - ICP-OES) were carried out to determine the composition of printed circuit boards and the metal rich fraction. The composition of the studied mobile phones printed circuit boards (PCB-MP) was 63 wt.% metals; 24 wt.% ceramics and 13 wt.% polymers; and of the printed circuit boards from studied personal computers (PCB-PC) was 45 wt.% metals; 27 wt.% polymers and ceramics 28 wt.% ceramics. The chemical analysis showed that copper concentration in printed circuit boards from personal computers was 20 wt.% and in printed circuit boards from mobile phones was 34.5 wt.%. According to the characteristics of each type of printed circuit board, the recovery of precious metals may be the main goal of the recycling process of printed circuit boards from personal computers and the recovery of copper should be the main goal of the recycling process of printed circuit boards from mobile phones. Hence, these printed circuit boards would not be mixed prior treatment. The results of this paper show that copper concentration is increasing in mobile phones and remaining constant in personal computers.
Yamane, Luciana Harue, E-mail: email@example.com [Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, University of Sao Paulo, Av. Prof. Mello Moraes, 2463 Sao Paulo, SP 05508-030 (Brazil); Tavares de Moraes, Viviane, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com [Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, University of Sao Paulo, Av. Prof. Mello Moraes, 2463 Sao Paulo, SP 05508-030 (Brazil); Crocce Romano Espinosa, Denise, E-mail: email@example.com [Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, University of Sao Paulo, Av. Prof. Mello Moraes, 2463 Sao Paulo, SP 05508-030 (Brazil); Soares Tenorio, Jorge Alberto, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com [Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, University of Sao Paulo, Av. Prof. Mello Moraes, 2463 Sao Paulo, SP 05508-030 (Brazil)
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Can Emergency Medicine Residents Reliably Use the Internet to Answer Clinical Questions?
Google as a diagnostic aid: internet based study. BMJ. 2006;Engine Watch. Estimated Internet pages. Search Engine WatchResidents Reliably Use the Internet to Answer Clinical
Krause, Richard; Moscati, Ronald; Halpern, Shravanti; Schwartz, Diane G.; Abbas, June
International Spanish/English Internet Smoking Cessation Trial Yields 20% Abstinence Rates at 1 Year
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Mu�oz, Ricardo F.; Barrera, Alinne Z.; Delucchi, Kevin; Penilla, Carlos; Torres, Leandro D.; P�rez-Stable, Eliseo J.
Internet Resource Pricing Models, Mechanisms, and Methods
With the fast development of video and voice network applications, CDN (Content Distribution Networks) and P2P (Peer-to-Peer) content distribution technologies have gradually matured. How to effectively use Internet resources thus has attracted more and more attentions. For the study of resource pricing, a whole pricing strategy containing pricing models, mechanisms and methods covers all the related topics. We first introduce three basic Internet resource pricing models through an Internet cost analysis. Then, with the evolution of service types, we introduce several corresponding mechanisms which can ensure pricing implementation and resource allocation. On network resource pricing methods, we discuss the utility optimization in economics, and emphasize two classes of pricing methods (including system optimization and entities' strategic optimizations). Finally, we conclude the paper and forecast the research direction on pricing strategy which is applicable to novel service situation in the near future.
He, Huan; Liu, Ying
EIA - International Energy Outlook 2009
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EIA - International Energy Outlook 2008
8 8 Ordering Information This EIA publications may be purchased from the U.S. Government Printing Office via the Internet, phone, fax, postal mail, or teletype. Payment must accompany all orders. Method Reference Internet U.S. Government Online Bookstore Phone DC Metro Area: (202) 512-1800 Toll-Free: (866) 512-1800 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., Eastern time, M-F Fax (202) 512-2104 Mail Superintendent of Documents P.O. Box 371954 Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954 For additional information see, U.S. Government Online Bookstore Support Complimentary subscriptions and single issues are available to certain groups of subscribers, such as public and academic libraries; Federal, State, local, and foreign governments; EIA survey respondents; and the media. For further information and for answers to questions on energy
Energy Information Administration (EIA) - International Energy Outlook 2007
7 7 Ordering Information This EIA publications may be purchased from the U.S. Government Printing Office via the Internet, phone, fax, postal mail, or teletype. Payment must accompany all orders. Method Reference Internet U.S. Government Online Bookstore Phone DC Metro Area: (202) 512-1800 Toll-Free: (866) 512-1800 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., Eastern time, M-F Fax (202) 512-2104 Mail Superintendent of Documents P.O. Box 371954 Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954 For additional information see, U.S. Government Online Bookstore Support Complimentary subscriptions and single issues are available to certain groups of subscribers, such as public and academic libraries; Federal, State, local, and foreign governments; EIA survey respondents; and the media. For further information and for answers to questions on energy
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7 with Projections to 2030 7 with Projections to 2030 Ordering Information This EIA publications may be purchased from the U.S. Government Printing Office via the Internet, phone, fax, postal mail, or teletype. Payment must accompany all orders. Method Reference Internet U.S. Government Online Bookstore Phone DC Metro Area: (202) 512-1800 Toll-Free: (866) 512-1800 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m., Eastern time, M-F Fax (202) 512-2104 Mail Superintendent of Documents P.O. Box 371954 Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954 For additional information see, U.S. Government Online Bookstore Support Complimentary subscriptions and single issues are available to certain groups of subscribers, such as public and academic libraries; Federal, State, local, and foreign governments; EIA survey respondents; and the media. For further information and for answers to questions on energy
Estimation of end of life mobile phones generation: The case study of the Czech Republic
Highlights: Black-Right-Pointing-Pointer In this paper, we define lifespan of mobile phones and estimate their average total lifespan. Black-Right-Pointing-Pointer The estimation of lifespan distribution is based on large sample of EoL mobile phones. Black-Right-Pointing-Pointer Total lifespan of Czech mobile phones is surprisingly long, exactly 7.99 years. Black-Right-Pointing-Pointer In the years 2010-20, about 26.3 million pieces of EoL mobile phones will be generated in the Czech Republic. - Abstract: The volume of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) has been rapidly growing in recent years. In the European Union (EU), legislation promoting the collection and recycling of WEEE has been in force since the year 2003. Yet, both current and recently suggested collection targets for WEEE are completely ineffective when it comes to collection and recycling of small WEEE (s-WEEE), with mobile phones as a typical example. Mobile phones are the most sold EEE and at the same time one of appliances with the lowest collection rate. To improve this situation, it is necessary to assess the amount of generated end of life (EoL) mobile phones as precisely as possible. This paper presents a method of assessment of EoL mobile phones generation based on delay model. Within the scope of this paper, the method has been applied on the Czech Republic data. However, this method can be applied also to other EoL appliances in or outside the Czech Republic. Our results show that the average total lifespan of Czech mobile phones is surprisingly long, exactly 7.99 years. We impute long lifespan particularly to a storage time of EoL mobile phones at households, estimated to be 4.35 years. In the years 1990-2000, only 45 thousands of EoL mobile phones were generated in the Czech Republic, while in the years 2000-2010 the number grew to 6.5 million pieces and it is estimated that in the years 2010-2020 about 26.3 million pieces will be generated. Current European legislation sets targets on collection and recycling of WEEE in general, but no specific collection target for EoL mobile phone exists. In the year 2010 only about 3-6% of Czech EoL mobile phones were collected for recovery and recycling. If we make similar estimation using an estimated average EU value, then within the next 10 years about 1.3 billion of EoL mobile phones would be available for recycling in the EU. This amount contains about 31 tonnes of gold and 325 tonnes of silver. Since Europe is dependent on import of many raw materials, efficient recycling of EoL products could help reduce this dependence. To set a working system of collection, it will be necessary to set new and realistic collection targets.
Polak, Milos, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; Drapalova, Lenka
An Internet multicast system for the stock market
We are moving toward an international, 24-hour, distributed, electronic stock exchange. The exchange will use the global Internet, or internet technology. This system is a natural application of multicast because there are a large number of receivers ... Keywords: multicast
T-526: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'ReleaseInterface()' Remote Code
526: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'ReleaseInterface()' Remote Code 526: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'ReleaseInterface()' Remote Code Execution Vulnerability T-526: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'ReleaseInterface()' Remote Code Execution Vulnerability January 3, 2011 - 2:38pm Addthis PROBLEM: Microsoft Internet Explorer 'ReleaseInterface()' Remote Code Execution Vulnerability PLATFORM: Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0.7600.16385 ABSTRACT: Microsoft Internet Explorer is prone to a remote code-execution vulnerability. Successful exploits will allow an attacker to run arbitrary code in the context of the user running the application. Failed attacks will cause denial-of-service conditions. Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0.7600.16385 is vulnerable; other versions may also be affected. reference LINKS: SecurityFocus - Microsoft Internet Explorer
E-Lections: Voting Behavior and the Internet
comments and suggestions. We further thank Deutsche Telekom AG for providing data on the voice telephony network and IVW for providing data on newspaper circulation. E-Lections: Voting Behavior and the Internet This paper analyses the effect of information disseminated by the Internet on voting behavior. We address endogeneity in Internet availability by exploiting regional and technological peculiarities of the preexisting voice telephony network that hinder the roll-out of fixed-line broadband infrastructure for high-speed Internet. We find small negative effects of Internet availability on voter turnout, and no evidence that the Internet systematically benefits single parties. Robustness tests including placebo estimations from the pre-Internet era confirm our results. We relate differences in the Internet effect between national and local elections to a crowding out of national but not local newspapers. JEL Codes: Keywords:
Oliver Falck; Robert Gold; Stephan Heblich; Acknowledgments We; Sascha Becker; Nina Czernich; Rob Fairlie; Ronny Freier; Tarjei Havnes; Jed Kolko; Fabian Waldinger; Ludger Woessmann
The Research of Internet Shopping Customer Value Model
The existing empirical study of Internet shopping in literature, mostly concerned about the interaction relationship of retailer and customer, few scholars study the process of transactions between customers and other services suppliers, by assaying ... Keywords: Internet Shopping, Stakeholders, Customer Value
Xiao-bin Liu; Ming-qing Qiu
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Ghost at the machine : Internet addiction and compulsive computer use
Technology use-particularly the use of the Internet-is a pervasive component of modem society. The Internet has changed the way we work and the way we play, creating new possibilities for self expression and communication. ...
VanCott, Rachel Diane
Fighting Internet Auction Fraud: An Assessment and Proposal
Although online auctions constitute one of the most successful Internet business models, auction fraud has become the largest component of all Internet fraud. Traditional government organizations have joined auction businesses in trying to develop new ...
CAPRI: A Common Architecture for Distributed Probabilistic Internet Fault Diagnosis
This thesis presents a new approach to root cause localization and fault diagnosis in the Internet based on a Common Architecture for Probabilistic Reasoning in the Internet (CAPRI) in which distributed, heterogeneous ...
Lee, George J.
The dynamics of Internet publishing on the computer book industry
The Internet has been a disruptive force for many industries, but perhaps none more so than in the publishing business. While many segments of the publishing industry have made attempts to use the Internet to augment or ...
Allen, Robbie (Robbie C.)
Cognitive processing differences between frequent and infrequent Internet users
The Internet is rapidly transforming a range of human activities; socio-cognitive theory assumes that engagement in transformed activities, over time, transforms human cognition. Four hundred and six college students completed four modified cognitive ... Keywords: Cognition, Internet use
G. M. Johnson
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of installation of offshore wind farms (from Wiese 2008: Auswirkungen der Offshore-Windenergie auf den Betrieb von and offshore applications require appropriate planning and design. For most of them, statistics of extreme wind coastDat have been used in a large variety of coastal, offshore and terrestrial applications
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On the Module of Internet Banking System
Because of the speed, flexibility, and efficiency that it offers, the Internet has become the means for conducting growing numbers of transactions between suppliers and large international corporations. In this way, the Internet has opened new markets to the world and has accelerated the diffusion of knowledge. The meaning of Internet markets or online business has been widely used in these days. The success of the business depends on its flexibility, availability and security. Since that the web-based systems should have a special way to design the system and implement it. Nowadays, the Internet Banking System widely used and the banks looking to provide the best quality system with highly available, fast response, secure and safe to use. The Unified Modelling Language (UML) is the uniquely language which is used to analyse and design any system. In this paper, the UML diagrams has been proposed to illustrate the design phase for any banking system. The authors, presented two types of architecture which is u...
Alanazi, Hamdan O; Hmood, Ali K; Zaidan, M A; Al-Nabhani, Yahya
IBM Internet Security Systems Threat Insight Monthly
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Photovoltaic system planning tool with internet access
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I. J. Ram�rez-Rosado; P. J. Zorzano-Santamar�a; L. A. Fern�ndez-Jim�nez; E. Garc�a-Garrido
User and network interplay in internet telemicroscopy
Remote access of electron microscopes over the Internet (i.e., Telemicroscopy) is a unique network-dependent immersive multimedia application. It demands high-resolution (2D and 3D) video image transfers with simultaneous real-time mouse and keyboard ...
Prasad Calyam; Nathan Howes; Abdul Kalash; Mark Haffner
Live Video Scheduling in Differentiated Services Internet
Future Internet services will be judged to a large degree by the efficient deployment of real-time applications. The issue of utilisation is especially central for the economic introduction of live video in packet switching networks; at the same time, ...
Themistoklis Rapsomanikis
LITERATURE SEARCH TUTORIAL Open Internet Browser
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Dratz, Edward A.
On inferring and characterizing internet routing policies
Border Gateway Protocol allows Autonomous Systems (ASs) to apply diverse routing policies for selecting routes and for propagating reachability information to other ASs. Although a significant number of studies have been focused on the Internet topology, ... Keywords: BGP, routing policies, traffic engineering
Feng Wang; Lixin Gao
Antitrust Analysis for the Internet Upstream Market: a BGP Approach
IXPs are independent organizations composed by Internet Service Providers, where they can route their traffic in a cost effective and technically efficient way. 4 These data were obtained for research purposes from the London Internet Exchange Point... , and UUNET played a major role in transporting packets across the Internet. Cossa (2000) considered a dataset from Boardwatch magazine Internet Service Providers Directory, 1999�s edition, showing the breakdown of 8,950 backbone connections from 5...
D'Ignazio, Alessio; Giovannetti, Emanuele
Management of the Future Internet: Status and Challenges
The 4th IEEE/IFIP International Workshop on Management of the Future Internet (ManFI 2012) was held on April 16, 2012 in Maui, USA. This report summarizes the keynotes, presentations and discussions in ManFI 2012 and provides a high-level view of ideas, ... Keywords: Autonomic networking, Future Internet, Future Internet management, Management architecture, Network management, OpenFlow-based Future Internet architectures
Filip Turck; Yoshiaki Kiriha; James Won-Ki Hong
Humanities and Arts: Sharing Center Stage on the Internet
This document is designed primarily for individuals who have limited knowledge of, or experience with, the Internet.
J. Max; W. Stickle
Approximate mechanism for measuring stability of Internet link in aggregated Internet pipe
In this article we propose a method for measuring internet connection stability which is fast and has negligible overhead for the process of its complexity. This method finds a relative value for representing the stability of internet connections and can also be extended for aggregated internet connections. The method is documented with help of a real time implementation and results are shared. This proposed measurement scheme uses HTTP GET method for each connections. The normalized responses to identified sites like gateways of ISPs, google.com etc are used for calculating current link stability. The novelty of the approach is that historic values are used to calculate overall link stability. In this discussion, we also document a method to use the calculated values as a dynamic threshold metric. This is used in routing decisions and for load-balancing each of the connections in an aggregated bandwidth pipe. This scheme is a very popular practice in aggregated internet connections.
M, Vipin
Algorithms for Large-Scale Internet Measurements
As the Internet has grown in size and importance to society, it has become
increasingly difficult to generate global metrics of interest that can be used to verify
proposed algorithms or monitor performance. This dissertation tackles the problem
by proposing several novel algorithms designed to perform Internet-wide measurements
using existing or inexpensive resources.
We initially address distance estimation in the Internet, which is used by many
distributed applications. We propose a new end-to-end measurement framework
called Turbo King (T-King) that uses the existing DNS infrastructure and, when
compared to its predecessor King, obtains delay samples without bias in the presence
of distant authoritative servers and forwarders, consumes half the bandwidth, and
reduces the impact on caches at remote servers by several orders of magnitude.
Motivated by recent interest in the literature and our need to find remote DNS
nameservers, we next address Internet-wide service discovery by developing IRLscanner,
whose main design objectives have been to maximize politeness at remote networks,
allow scanning rates that achieve coverage of the Internet in minutes/hours
(rather than weeks/months), and significantly reduce administrator complaints. Using
IRLscanner and 24-hour scan durations, we perform 20 Internet-wide experiments
using 6 different protocols (i.e., DNS, HTTP, SMTP, EPMAP, ICMP and UDP
ECHO). We analyze the feedback generated and suggest novel approaches for reducing
the amount of blowback during similar studies, which should enable researchers
to collect valuable experimental data in the future with significantly fewer hurdles.
We finally turn our attention to Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), which are
often tasked with detecting scans and preventing them; however, it is currently unknown
how likely an IDS is to detect a given Internet-wide scan pattern and whether
there exist sufficiently fast stealth techniques that can remain virtually undetectable
at large-scale. To address these questions, we propose a novel model for the windowexpiration
rules of popular IDS tools (i.e., Snort and Bro), derive the probability that
existing scan patterns (i.e., uniform and sequential) are detected by each of these
tools, and prove the existence of stealth-optimal patterns.
Leonard, Derek Anthony
Traffic characterization and internet usage in rural Africa
While Internet connectivity has reached a significant part of the world's population, those living in rural areas of the developing world are still largely disconnected. Recent efforts have provided Internet connectivity to a growing number of remote ... Keywords: internet usage, interviews, rural networks
David L. Johnson; Veljko Pejovic; Elizabeth M. Belding; Gertjan van Stam
Quantifying video-QoE degradations of internet links
With the proliferation of multimedia content on the Internet, there is an increasing demand for video streams with high perceptual quality. The capability of present-day Internet links in delivering high-perceptual-quality streaming services, however, ... Keywords: digital video broadcasting, internet, quality of experience (QoE)
Mukundan Venkataraman; Mainak Chatterjee
Assessing the Security of a CleanSlate Internet Architecture
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The emerging Internet governance mosaic: connecting the pieces
The report highlights key Internet governance issues raised in relation to the authors' three-tier typology. The distinctive design and governance characteristics that underpin the global Internet phenomenon are then outlined, to indicate valuable governance ... Keywords: Internet, cyberspace, governance, multi-stakeholder, policy
William H. Dutton; Malcolm Peltu
B.: Operating Appliances with Mobile Phones � Strengths and Limits of a Universal Interaction Device
Abstract. Mobile phones are increasingly becoming ubiquitous computational devices that are almost always available, individually adaptable, and nearly universally connectable (using both wide area and short range communication capabilities). Until Star Trek-like speech interfaces are fully developed, mobile phones seem thus poised to become our main devices for interacting with intelligent spaces and smart appliances, such as buying train passes, operating vending machines, or controlling smart homes (e.g., TVs, stereos, and dishwashers, as well as heating and light). But how much can a mobile phone simplify our everyday interactions, before it itself becomes a usability burden? What are the capabilities and limitations of using mobile phones to control smart appliances, i.e., operating things like ATMs or coffee makers that typically do not benefit from remote control? This paper presents a user study investigating the use of a prototypical, mobile phone based interaction system to operate a range of appliances in a number of different task settings. Our results show that mobile devices can greatly simplify appliance operation in exceptional situations, but that the idea of a universal interaction device is less suited for general, everyday appliance control. 1
Christof Roduner; Marc Langheinrich; Christian Floerkemeier; Beat Schwarzentrub
Snap: Robust Tool for Internet-wide Operating System Fingerprinting
Different approaches have been developed for TCP/IP fingerprinting, but none
of these approaches is suited for Internet-wide fingerprinting. In this work, we develop
approaches that rigorously tackle the issue of noise and packet loss while carrying out
Internet-wide fingerprinting. We then carry out an Internet-wide scan to determine
the distribution of different operating systems on the Internet. The results of our
scan indicate that there are approximately 8.9 million publicly accessible web-servers
on the Internet running Linux, while there are nearly 9.6 million web-servers with
different embedded operating systems.
Nandwani, Ankur Bharatbhushan
Los Alamos National Laboratory launches 70th anniversary app for iPhone,
70th anniversary app for iPhone, iPads 70th anniversary app for iPhone, iPads Los Alamos National Laboratory launches 70th anniversary app for iPhone, iPads The free application is available from the Apple Store (search for Los Alamos National Lab). June 5, 2013 Los Alamos National Laboratory sits on top of a once-remote mesa in northern New Mexico with the Jemez mountains as a backdrop to research and innovation covering multi-disciplines from bioscience, sustainable energy sources, to plasma physics and new materials. Los Alamos National Laboratory sits on top of a once-remote mesa in northern New Mexico with the Jemez mountains as a backdrop to research and innovation covering multi-disciplines from bioscience, sustainable energy sources, to plasma physics and new materials. Contact Steve Sandoval
Internet- versus Telephone-based Local Outbreak Investigations
We compared 5 locally conducted, Internet-based outbreak investigations with 5 telephone-based investigations. Internet-based surveys required less completion time, and response rates were similar for both investigation methods. Participant satisfaction with Internet-based surveys was high. Although the Internet has been increasingly used in epidemiologic research, its use for investigation of infectious disease outbreaks has been less frequently described. Most reports of Internet-based outbreak investigations have described large, single outbreaks conducted by national or state public health agencies. Examples of reported Internet-based outbreak investigations include a communitywide norovirus outbreak in Finland, a communitywide Cryptosporidium outbreak in Kansas, a multistate Salmonella outbreak, and a conjunctivitis outbreak at a university (1�4). These reports noted several advantages of Internet use, including reductions in resource use, workload, and time required for survey completion and data entry (1�4). However, these advantages are not generally quantified in outbreak reports. Moreover, Internetbased outbreak investigations are seldom reported from the local health department level, where resources are often constrained compared with those of state and national agencies. We offer an analysis of several small Internetbased outbreak investigations conducted at the local level. We describe response rates to Internet-based surveys with and without telephone follow-up, the time needed to complete Internet-based outbreak surveys in comparison with traditional telephone surveys, participant satisfaction with Internet-based surveys, and differences in Internet-based outbreak investigations based on the respondents � setting: professional versus household.
Tista S. Ghosh; Jennifer L. Patnaik; Nisha B. Alden; Richard L. Vogt
T-593: Microsoft Internet Explorer unspecified code execution | Department
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and staff using Blackboard to its full potential? After correlating internet usage and blackboard usage, we cannot conclude that the correlation between internet usage and Blackboard use is significant. In other in their classes, our results bring to light that the smart rooms may not be the best tool for all class room
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A Model of the Fresh Internet
Previous models of the Web graph have highlighted some interesting properties, but have failed to describe the behavior of new content, especially how links to newly created pages appear. We experimentally study new Internet content using real-world data collected at Yandex (Russia's most popular search engine) and then we propose a new model of the Web graph, which reflects the behavior of such new content. We show through a set of experiments that this model realistically predicts the personalized PageRank and the diameter of new Internet content, something already existing models did not do. This model can be used for crawling, for example to define and tune crawl policies to improve the freshness of a search engine's index.
Lefortier, Damien; Samosvat, Egor
Hybrid Trust Model for Internet Routing
The current Internet is based on a fundamental assumption of reliability and good intent among actors in the network. Unfortunately, unreliable and malicious behaviour is becoming a major obstacle for Internet communication. In order to improve the trustworthiness and reliability of the network infrastructure, we propose a novel trust model to be incorporated into BGP routing. In our approach, trust model is defined by combining voting and recommendation to direct trust estimation for neighbour routers located in different autonomous systems. We illustrate the impact of our approach with cases that demonstrate the indication of distrusted paths beyond the nearest neighbours and the detection of a distrusted neighbour advertising a trusted path. We simulated the impact of weighting voted and direct trust in a rectangular grid of 15*15 nodes (autonomous systems) with a randomly connected topology.
Rantala, Pekka; Isoaho, Jouni
Central Internet Database (CID) About the CID
Home > About the CID Home > About the CID Central Internet Database CID Photo Banner About CID Overview Since its public release in 2000, the Central Internet Database (CID) has provided users with Department of Energy (DOE) waste management, cleanup, and facility information. The 2008 update of the CID is the first comprehensive update of the CID since its initial release. Several changes have been made in this new version of the CID. Most importantly the number and types of reports has been changed to reflect current DOE data collection. Also, in an effort to reduce redundancy with other DOE data reporting systems, the CID now directs users to other systems for radioactive waste information. Users will still be able to access the more detailed radioactive waste and contaminated media data previously featured in the CID by using the Archived Reports menu.
Internet and political communication - Macedonian case
Analysis how to use Internet influence to the process of political communication, marketing and the management of public relations, what kind of online communication methods are used by political parties, and to assess satisfaction, means of communication and the services they provide to their partys voters (people) and other interest groups and whether social networks can affect the political and economic changes in the state, and the political power of one party.
Emruli, Sali
Security Survey of Internet Browsers Data Managers
The paper analyses current versions of top three used Internet browsers and compare their security levels to a research done in 2006. The security is measured by analyzing how user data is stored. Data recorded during different browsing sessions and by different password management functions it is considered sensitive data. The paper describes how the browser protects the sensitive data and how an attacker or a forensic analyst can access it.
Boja, Catalin
Context-aware Battery Management for Mobile Phones Nishkam Ravi, James Scott**, Lu Han* and Liviu Iftode*
Context-aware Battery Management for Mobile Phones Nishkam Ravi, James Scott**, Lu Han* and Liviu,email@example.com} Abstract In this paper, we propose a system for context- aware battery management that warns the user when it detects that the phone battery can run out before the next charging opportunity is encountered
Iftode, Liviu
EPRI Comments on a Study of Mobile Phones and Adult Central Nervous System Tumors in the United Kingdom
Results from a large UK prospective epidemiologic study examining mobile phone use and incident adult central nervous system cancers were published in the International Journal of Epidemiology. The authors reported no association between mobile phone use and incidence of gliomas or meningiomas.� The EPRI Comments provides background information on the study, summarizes the main results, and discusses the study�s strength and limitations.�
Correlated Resource Models of Internet End Hosts
Understanding and modelling resources of Internet end hosts is essential for the design of desktop software and Internet-distributed applications. In this paper we develop a correlated resource model of Internet end hosts based on real trace data taken from the SETI@home project. This data covers a 5-year period with statistics for 2.7 million hosts. The resource model is based on statistical analysis of host computational power, memory, and storage as well as how these resources change over time and the correlations between them. We find that resources with few discrete values (core count, memory) are well modeled by exponential laws governing the change of relative resource quantities over time. Resources with a continuous range of values are well modeled with either correlated normal distributions (processor speed for integer operations and floating point operations) or log-normal distributions (available disk space). We validate and show the utility of the models by applying them to a resource allocation ...
Heien, Eric M; David, Anderson
Statistical Information of the Increased Demand for Watch the VOD with the Increased Sophistication in the Mobile Devices,Communications and Internet Penetration in Asia
As the rapid progress of the media streaming applications such as video streaming can be classified into two types of streaming, Live video streaming, Video on Demand (VoD). Live video streaming is a service which allows the clients to watch many TV channels over the internet and the clients able to use one operation to perform is to switch the channels. Video on Demand (VoD) is one of the most important applications for the internet of the future and has become an interactive multimedia service which allows the users to start watching the video of their choice at anytime and anywhere, especially after the rapid deployment of the wireless networks and mobile devices. In this paper provide statistical information about the Internet, communications and mobile devices etc. This has led to an increased demand for the development, communication and computational powers of many of the mobile wireless subscribers/mobile devices such as laptops, PDAs, smart phones and notebook. These techniques are utilized to obtain...
Alomari, Saleh Ali
Relative and absolute components of leapfrogging in mobile phones by developing countries
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Jeffrey James
The geography of taste: analyzing cell-phone mobility and social events
This paper deals with the analysis of crowd mobility during special events. We analyze nearly 1 million cell-phone traces and associate their destinations with social events. We show that the origins of people attending an event are strongly correlated ...
Francesco Calabrese; Francisco C. Pereira; Giusy Di Lorenzo; Liang Liu; Carlo Ratti
The case for onloading continuous high-datarate perception to the phone
Much has been said recently on off-loading computations from the phone. In particular, workloads such as speech and visual recognition that involve models based on "big data" are thought to be prime candidates for cloud processing. We posit that the ...
Seungyeop Han, Matthai Philipose
Phone n' Computer: teaming up an information appliance with a PC
Facing the ever growing complexity and usability problems of the PC, some propose specialized computers as a solution, while others argue that such "information appliances" are unnecessary. Rather than pitting information appliances and PCs against each ... Keywords: Device integration, Information appliance, Phone
Min Yin; Jeffrey Pierce; Shumin Zhai
VTrack: accurate, energy-aware road traffic delay estimation using mobile phones
Traffic delays and congestion are a major source of inefficiency, wasted fuel, and commuter frustration. Measuring and localizing these delays, and routing users around them, is an important step towards reducing the time people spend stuck in traffic. ... Keywords: GPS, car, congestion, energy, localization, location, mobile, phone, sensor, traffic, transportation
Arvind Thiagarajan; Lenin Ravindranath; Katrina LaCurts; Samuel Madden; Hari Balakrishnan; Sivan Toledo; Jakob Eriksson
Electromagnetic interference of GSM mobile phones with the implantable deep brain stimulator, ITREL-III
� 2003 Kainz et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. This is an Open Access article: verbatim copying and redistribution of this article are permitted in all media for any purpose, provided this notice is preserved along with the article's original URL. Background: The purpose was to investigate mobile phone interference with implantable deep brain stimulators by means of 10 different 900 Mega Hertz (MHz) and 10 different 1800 MHz GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) mobile phones. Methods: All tests were performed in vitro using a phantom especially developed for testing with deep brain stimulators. The phantom was filled with liquid phantom materials simulating brain and muscle tissue. All examinations were carried out inside an anechoic chamber on two implants of the same type of deep brain stimulator: ITREL-III from Medtronic Inc., USA. Results: Despite a maximum transmitted peak power of mobile phones of 1 Watt (W) at 1800 MHz and 2 W at 900 MHz respectively, no influence on the ITREL-III was found. Neither the shape of the pulse form changed nor did single pulses fail. Tests with increased transmitted power using CW signals and broadband dipoles have shown that inhibition of the ITREL-III occurs at frequency dependent power levels which are below the emissions of GSM mobile phones. The ITREL-III is
Wolfgang Kainz; Fran�ois Alesch; Dulciana Dias; Chan Open Access
Resource allocation for cloud-based free viewpoint video rendering for mobile phones
Free viewpoint video (FVV) / Free viewpoint TV (FTV) on mobile devices over cellular networks is very challenging due to the requirement for large bandwidth and limitations in computation and battery life on mobile phones. To address such challenges, ... Keywords: FVV, cloud computing, mobile devices, resource allocation
Dan Miao; Wenwu Zhu; Chong Luo; Chang Wen Chen
Tasking networked CCTV cameras and mobile phones to identify and localize multiple people
We present a method to identify and localize people by leveraging existing CCTV camera infrastructure along with inertial sensors (accelerometer and magnetometer) within each person's mobile phones. Since a person's motion path, as observed by the camera, ... Keywords: cameras, inertial sensors, localization, person identification
Thiago Teixeira; Deokwoo Jung; Andreas Savvides
Utilizing multimedia capabilities of mobile phones to support teaching in schools in rural panama
Providing good education is one of the major challenges for humanity. In many developing regions in the world improving educational standards is seen as a central building block for improving socio-economic situation of society. Based on our research ... Keywords: developing countries, education, learning, mobile phones
Elba del Carmen Valderrama Bahamondez; Christian Winkler; Albrecht Schmidt
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Taalman, Laura
The mobile phone use in Mainland China: Some insights from an exploratory study in Beijing
China is the primary market for the mobile phone (with almost 700 million of these devices) and one of the world's leading countries in ICT production. Inside Mainland China, the capital Beijing and the other coastal industrialized towns have been the ... Keywords: Beijing, China, Domestication, Mobile use, Practices of ICT use, Ritualization
Leopoldina Fortunati; Anna Maria Manganelli; Pui-lam Law; Shanhua Yang
Exploring iPhone Usage: The Influence of Socioeconomic Differences on Smartphone Adoption, Usage and Usability
on device usage. Among our findings are that a large number of applications were uninstalled, lower SESExploring iPhone Usage: The Influence of Socioeconomic Differences on Smartphone Adoption, Usage. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2 Dept. of Psychology, Rice University, Houston, TX {rahmati, chad
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The Unintended Consequences of Internet Diffusion: Evidence from Malaysia
Job Market Paper Can the internet promote democratization by weakening government control of the media? To examine this question, I develop a model where internet penetration decreases incumbent party vote share by greatly increasing the cost of buying off the media. I test the model against evidence from Malaysia, where the incumbent coalition lost its 40 year monopoly on power in 2008. I use data matching IP addresses with physical locations to construct a measure of internet growth in Malaysia from 2004 to 2008. Using an instrumental variable approach, I find that areas with higher internet penetration experience higher turnout, higher turnover and tighter races, with the Internet accounting for a third of the 10 % swing against the incumbent party in 2008. In fact, the results suggest that in the absence of the internet, the opposition would not have achieved its historic upset in the 2008 elections.
Luke Miner; Greg Fischer; Alan Manning; George Michaelson; Kian Ming Ong; Yeong-chuan Lim; Henry Overman; Steve Pischke; Danny Quah; Ramasamy Ramach; Yasuyuki Sawada; Ibrahim Suffian; Dr. Fadhlullah Suhaimi
What is the Internet doing for and to you?
Many HEP sites have been participating in a project to monitor end-to-end Internet performance. A few sites have acted as central collection, analysis and report generation points for the large amount of data generated. The reports are useful for short term trouble identification, long term projections, and the evaluation of Internet services. The work is illustrated by examples of both detailed and more general Internet performance.
Cottrell, R.L.A.; Logg, C.A. [Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Menlo Park, CA (United States); Martin, D.E. [Fermi National Accelerator Center, Batavia, IL (United States). HEP Network Resource Center
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Robert Kraut; Tridas Mukhopadhyay; Janusz Szczypula; Sara Kiesler; William Scherlis
Proactive techniques for correct and predictable Internet routing
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Impact of the Internet on Tourism and Hospitality in Kenya.
??This thesis gives an insight into the importance of the use of the Internet in tourism and hospitality industries in Kenya. The aim of this� (more)
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V�lker, Lars
The regulation of internet interconnection : assessing network market power
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Internet Banking in Greece: Development, Evaluation and Perspectives.
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Consumer and Business Deception on the Internet: Content Analysis of Documentary Evidence
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Stefano Grazioli; Sirkka L. Jarvenpaa
Language, mobile phones and internet : a study of SMS texting, email, IM and SNS chats in computer mediated communication (CMC) in Kenya.
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Barasa, Sandra Nekesa
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Litwin, Rory B
Internet Self-Injury Forums as Communities of Social-Cognitive Literacy Practice
K. Y. A. (2004). The Internet and social life. Annual ReviewThe Oxford handbook of Internet psychology (pp. 223-236).Sage. Ess, C. (2007). Internet research ethics. In A. N.
Brett, Jeremy
Report of the national workshop on internet voting: issues and research agenda
As use of the Internet in commerce, education and personal communication has become common, the question of Internet voting in local and national elections naturally arises. In addition to adding convenience and precision, some believe that Internet ...
C. D. Mote, Jr.
Influences, usage, and outcomes of Internet health information searching: Multivariate results from the Pew surveys
Journal of Medical Internet Research, 4(1), e2. Crow, G. ,Journal of Medical Internet Research, 5(2):e10. Retrieved onJournal of Medical Internet Research, 5(3), e21.
Rice, Ronald E
The broadband bonus: Estimating broadband Internet's economic value
How much economic value did broadband Internet create? Despite the importance of this question for national policy, no research has estimated broadband's incremental contribution to U.S. GDP by calibrating against historical adoption and incorporating ... Keywords: Broadband, Economic value, Internet, Surplus
Shane Greenstein; Ryan C. McDevitt
ICTs and Internet adoption in China's tourism industry
The fast development of information communication technologies (ICTs) and the expansion of the Internet have changed industry structures around the world. New technologies have been adopted in the tourism industry in Europe and America for more than ... Keywords: China, ICT, Internet, Tourism
Jennifer Xiaoqiu Ma; Dimitrios Buhalis; Haiyan Song
Vehicular networks and the future of the mobile internet
The first DARPA experiment with wireless mobile Internet - the Packet Radio Network or PRNET - was completely independent of the infrastructure. This model was consistent with DARPA military goals as the PRNET was designed to support tactical operations ... Keywords: Mobile Internet, VANET, Vehicular network, Wireless network architecture
Mario Gerla; Leonard Kleinrock
Understanding and modeling the internet topology: economics and evolution perspective
In this paper, we seek to understand the intrinsic reasons for the well-known phenomenon of heavy-tailed degree in the Internet AS graph and argue that in contrast to traditional models based on preferential attachment and centralized optimization, the ... Keywords: autonomous systems, clustering coefficient, degree distribution, internet topology, random walk, wealth evolution
Xiaoming Wang; Dmitri Loguinov
Farm management systems and the Future Internet era
Smart/precision farming systems are expected to play an important role in improving farming activities. During the past years, sophisticated farm management systems have emerged to replace outdated complex and monolithic farm systems and software tools. ... Keywords: Farm management system, Future Internet, Generic enablers, Internet of Things
Alexandros Kaloxylos; Robert Eigenmann; Frederick Teye; Zoi Politopoulou; Sjaak Wolfert; Claudia Shrank; Markus Dillinger; Ioanna Lampropoulou; Eleni Antoniou; Liisa Pesonen; Huether Nicole; Floerchinger Thomas; Nancy Alonistioti; George Kormentzas
Internet use and personal empowerment of hearing-impaired adolescents
The Internet has become an ordinary and widely accepted alternative social environment-known as cyberspace-in which many people take part in numerous activities. For the hearing-impaired, cyberspace provides extra benefits for two basic reasons: means ... Keywords: Adolescents, Empowerment, Hearing-impaired, Internet, Well-being
Azy Barak; Yael Sadovsky
Identity based architecture for secure communication in future internet
We propose to enhance the Next Generation Internet by creating a secure and scalable communication infrastructure that mirrors the structure of the real world: people talk to people, objects, objects between themselves and, in general, entities denoted ... Keywords: digital identity, identity-to-identity, next generation internet, overlay network
Antonio F. Gomez-Skarmeta; Pedro Martinez-Julia; Joao Girao; Amardeo Sarma
Evolution of internet address space deaggregation: myths and reality
Internet routing table size growth and BGP update churn are two prominent Internet scaling issues. There is widespread belief in a high and fast growing number of ASs that deaggregate prefixes, e.g., due to multi-homing and for the purpose of traffic ... Keywords: address deaggregation, routing table growth, traffic engineering, update churn
Luca Cittadini; Wolfgang Muhlbauer; Steve Uhlig; Randy Bush; Pierre Francois; Olaf Maennel
Assessing the Security of a Clean-Slate Internet Architecture
Assessing the Security of a Clean-Slate Internet Architecture Gowtham Boddapati John Day Ibrahim Communication (IPC) addresses many problems [1]. Guided by this IPC principle, we designed a clean-slate a comprehensive approach to security. Most recently, there have been attempts to design clean- slate internet
Internet Printing Protocol/1.1: Model and Semantics
This document is one of a set of documents, which together describe all aspects of a new Internet Printing Protocol (IPP). IPP is an application level protocol that can be used for distributed printing using Internet tools and technologies. This document ...
R. Herriot; R. deBry; S. Isaacson; P. Powell / T. Hastings
of Internet-based Capabilities References: See Attachment 1
responsible and effective use of Internet-based capabilities, including social networking services (SNS). This policy recognizes that Internet-based capabilities are integral to operations across the Department of Defense. This DTM is effective immediately; it will be converted to a new
Online Harassment in Context: Trends From Three Youth Internet
Objective: The current study examines an increase in youth online harassment over the last decade in order to better explore the implications of the trend for prevention initiatives. Method: The Youth Internet Safety Surveys (YISSs) involved 3 crosssectional, nationally representative telephone surveys of 4,561 youth Internet users,
Lisa M. Jones; Kimberly J. Mitchell; David Finkelhor; Lisa M. Jones; Kimberly J. Mitchell; David Finkelhor
Associating Internet usage with depressive behavior among college students
Abstract � Depression is a mental health problem affecting a large population of college students. Since college students are active users of the Internet today, investigating associations between symptoms of depression and Internet usage has been an active area of research. While existing studies do provide critical insights, they are limited due to the fact that Internet usage of subjects is characterized by means of self-reported surveys only. In this paper, we report our findings on a month long experiment conducted at Missouri University of Science and Technology on associating depressive symptoms among college students and Internet usage using real Internet data collected continuously, unobtrusively and preserving privacy. In our study, 216 undergraduates were surveyed for depressive symptoms using the CES-D scale. We then collected their on-campus Internet usage via Cisco NetFlow records. Subsequent analysis revealed that several Internet usage features like average packets per flow, peer-to-peer (octets, packets and duration), chat octets, mail (packets and duration), ftp duration, and remote file octets exhibit a statistically significant correlation with depressive symptoms. Additionally, Mann-Whitney U-tests revealed that average packets per flow, remote file octets, chat (octets, packets and duration) and flow duration entropy demonstrate statistically significant differences in the mean values across groups with and without depressive symptoms. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study that associates depressive symptoms among college students with continuously collected real Internet data.
Raghavendra Kotikalapudi; Frances Montgomery; Donald Wunsch
The diffusion of the Internet: A cross-country analysis
This paper analyzes the process of Internet diffusion across the world using a panel of 214 countries during the period 1990-2004. Countries are classified as low- or high-income and it is shown that the diffusion process is characterized by a different ... Keywords: Digital divide, Internet, Network externalities, O14, O33, O57, S-shape curve, Technological diffusion
Luis Andr�s; David Cuberes; Mame Diouf; Tom�s Serebrisky
End-to-end routing behavior in the internet
The large-scale behavior of routing in the Internet has gone virtually without any formal study, the exception being Chinoy's analysis of the dynamics of Internet routing information [Ch93]. We report on an analysis of 40,000 end-to-end route measurements ...
Vern Paxson
End-to-end routing behavior in the Internet
Controlling access to the Internet: The role of filtering
Controlling access to the Internet by means of filtering software has become a growth industry in the U.S. and elsewhere. Its use has increased as the mandatory response to the current plagues of society, namely, pornography, violence, hate, and ... Keywords: Internet, United States, ethics, filters, free speech, laws, libraries
R. S. Rosenberg
Understanding the Internet: A Guide for Materials Scientists and ...
Archie, the first Internet-wide archive index, allows users to search for files by name and .... Terminal access meant that users had to enter different commands for each .... One of the oldest and still best guides to the Internet, both in terms of�...
Greystar: fast and accurate detection of SMS spam numbers in large cellular networks using grey phone space
In this paper, we present the design of Greystar, an innovative defense system for combating the growing SMS spam traffic in cellular networks. By exploiting the fact that most SMS spammers select targets randomly from the finite phone number space, ...
Nan Jiang, Yu Jin, Ann Skudlark, Zhi-Li Zhang
Life Cycle Environmental Assessment of the Internet: The Benefits and
Life Cycle Environmental Assessment of the Internet: The Benefits and Life Cycle Environmental Assessment of the Internet: The Benefits and Impacts of Innovative Technologies Speaker(s): Oliver Jolliet Date: July 15, 2004 - 12:00pm Location: Bldg. 90 Seminar Host/Point of Contact: Thomas McKone This seminar starts by providing a short introduction to the field of Environmental Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) through a practical example of packaging. It will then develop the case of the Life Cycle Benefits and Impacts of the Internet; raising the different scientific challenges that LCA faces to provide relevant results for innovative technologies.--The rapid development of the Internet and the related potential impacts on and benefits for the environment deserves attention. The infrastructure that supports a university's use of the Internet has been comprehensively
Randomness Quality of CI Chaotic Generators: Applications to Internet Security
Due to the rapid development of the Internet in recent years, the need to find new tools to reinforce trust and security through the Internet has became a major concern. The discovery of new pseudo-random number generators with a strong level of security is thus becoming a hot topic, because numerous cryptosystems and data hiding schemes are directly dependent on the quality of these generators. At the conference Internet`09, we have described a generator based on chaotic iterations, which behaves chaotically as defined by Devaney. In this paper, the proposal is to improve the speed and the security of this generator, to make its use more relevant in the Internet security context. To do so, a comparative study between various generators is carried out and statistical results are given. Finally, an application in the information hiding framework is presented, to give an illustrative example of the use of such a generator in the Internet security field.
Bahi, Jacques M; Guyeux, Christophe; Wang, Qianxue
Darknet-Based Inference of Internet Worm Temporal Characteristics
Internet worm attacks pose a significant threat to network security and management. In this work, we coin the term Internet worm tomography as inferring the characteristics of Internet worms from the observations of Darknet or network telescopes that monitor a routable but unused IP address space. Under the framework of Internet worm tomography, we attempt to infer Internet worm temporal behaviors, i.e., the host infection time and the worm infection sequence, and thus pinpoint patient zero or initially infected hosts. Specifically, we introduce statistical estimation techniques and propose method of moments, maximum likelihood, and linear regression estimators. We show analytically and empirically that our proposed estimators can better infer worm temporal characteristics than a naive estimator that has been used in the previous work. We also demonstrate that our estimators can be applied to worms using different scanning strategies such as random scanning and localized scanning.
Evaluation of Smart Phone Apps Used to Measure AC Magnetic Fields
There are two specific objectives for this project. The first is to understand the characteristics of the magnetic field sensors used for measuring magnetic fields incorporated in smart phones as well as the integrated circuit in which the sensors are embedded. More specifically, since the design of both the sensor and the integrated circuit in which it is embedded affect the capability of the system to provide accurate magnetic field data, this design should be understood. The second is to learn as much ..
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5 6/1/2011 5 6/1/2011 6.6 Speeding Up the Process of Gene Discovery The human genome contains information that could be used to prevent birth defects and treat or cure devastating diseases, but it is written in a language that scientists are only beginning to understand. To help decipher the code, Ed Uberbacher and colleagues at Oak Ridge National Laboratory combined cutting- edge computer technology with their knowledge of human biology to develop GRAIL (for Gene Recognition Analysis Internet Link), a "thinking" computer program that imitates the human learning process as it searches for genetic meaning. GRAIL and successor software programs can rapidly identify key instructions in genes from within vast stretches of DNA that appear to be meaningless-a critical contribution to the
Fermilab Leadership Institute Integrating Internet, Instruction and
Fermilab Leadership Institute Integrating Fermilab Leadership Institute Integrating Internet, Instruction and Curriculum Online Materials Projects ACT Program Information Example ACT Class Page Example LInC Class Page Please sign up here to be notified of future LInC program opportunities. Fermilab LInC Online is creating a cadre of educational leaders who effectively integrate technology in their classrooms to support engaged learning student investigations on real-world issues. Participants range from classroom teachers and technology coordinators through library media specialists, who create engaged learning projects that incorporate the best uses of technology. The new Fermilab LInC ACT course guides teachers through the process of evaluating, selecting and customizing an inquiry-based online project to
SSH - Secure Login Connections over the Internet
SSH provides secure login, file transfer, X11, and TCP/IP connections over an untrusted network. It uses cryptographic authentication, automatic session encryption, and integrity protection for transferred data. RSA is used for key exchange and authentication, and symmetric algorithms (e.g., IDEA or threekey triple-DES) for encrypting transferred data. SSH is intended as a replacement for the existing rsh, rlogin, rcp, rdist, and telnet protocols. SSH is currently (March 1996) being used at thousands of sites in at least 50 countries. Its users include top universities, research laboratories, many major corporations, and numerous smaller companies and individuals. The SSH protocol can also be used as a generic transport layer encryption mechanism, providing both host authentication and user authentication, together with privacy and integrity protection. 1 Introduction The Internet has become the most economical means for communication between two remote sites. Its uses include comm...
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SSH provides secure login, file transfer, X11, and TCP/IP connections over an untrusted network. It uses cryptographic authentication, automatic session encryption, and integrity protection for transferred data. RSA is used for key exchange and authentication, and symmetric algorithms (e.g., IDEA or threekey triple-DES) for encrypting transferred data. SSH is intended as a replacement for the existing rsh, rlogin, rcp, rdist, and telnet protocols. SSH is currently (March 1996) being used at thousands of sites in at least 50 countries. Its users include top universities, research laboratories, many major corporations, and numerous smaller companies and individuals. The SSH protocol can also be used as a generic transport layer encryption mechanism, providing both host authentication and user authentication, together with privacy and integrity protection. 1 Introduction The Internet has become the most economical means for communication between two remote sites. Its uses include commun...
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Internet as Teenager In Higher Education: Rapid Growth, Transformation, Uncertain but Bright Future
Internet is challenging higher education. Perhaps the mostMatkin, INTERNET AS TEENAGER IN HIGHER EDUCATION Notes �Chronicle of Higher Education,� �E-Learning: Successes and
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An Examination of Internet Pornography Usage Among Male Students at Evangelical Christian Colleges.
?? Internet pornography access among male students at Evangelical Christian colleges presents two dilemmas. First, Internet pornography access is institutionally prohibited based on a Biblical� (more)
Chelsen, Paul Olaf
Rethinking the Design of the Internet: End to End Arguements vs. the Brave New World
This paper looks at the Internet and the changing set of requirements for the Internet that are 8oriented towards the consumer, and used for a
Clark, David
Strategic motive of introducing Internet channels in a supply chain
Rapid advances of information technology in recent years have enabled both the manufacturers and the retailers to operate their own Internet channels. In this paper, we investigate the interaction between the capabilities of introducing the Internet channels, the pricing strategies, and the channel structure. We classify consumers into two segments: Grocery shoppers attach a higher utility from purchasing through the physical channel, whereas a priori Internet shoppers prefer purchasing online. We find that when the Internet shoppers are either highly profitable or fairly unimportant, the manufacturer prefers to facilitate the channel separation either through his own Internet channel or the retailer�s. In the intermediate region, however, the manufacturer encroaches the grocery shoppers and steals the demand from the retailer�s physical channel. With horizontal competition between retailers, a priori symmetric retailers may adopt different channel strategies as a stable market equilibrium. The manufacturer may willingly give up his Internet channel and leverage on the retailer competition. When the manufacturer sells through an online e-tailer, Internet shoppers may be induced to purchase through the physical channel. This reverse encroachment strategy emerges because selling through the e-tailer leads to a more severe double marginalization problem.
Lu Hsiao; Ying-ju Chen
Pricing the Internet - A visual 3-Dimensional Evaluation Model
We develop a novel visual approach to evaluating an Internet pricing scheme using a 3Dmetric model, which encompasses the dimensions of technical complexity, economic efficiency and social impact. We review the history of Internet pricing research over the last decade, summarizing the key features of the most significant models, and analyzing and evaluating them using our 3D model. Based on the analysis results, we address and discuss important factors that have inhibited the deployment of the reviewed models and suggest what might be future Internet pricing solutions.
Thuy T.T. Nguyen; Grenville J. Armitage
Standards as interdependent artifacts : the case of the Internet
This thesis has explored a new idea: viewing standards as interdependent artifacts and studying them with network analysis tools. Using the set of Internet standards as an example, the research of this thesis includes the ...
Hsieh, Mo-Han
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Pact with Internet Archive Ensures Uninterrupted Research Access Pact with Internet Archive Ensures Uninterrupted Research Access E-print Network One sure thing about the World Wide Web: like the weather, it will change. Given this dynamic nature of the Web and the importance of preservation of scientific information in a digital environment, OSTI recently partnered with Internet Archive to ensure uninterrupted access to more than 1 million online research papers from the E-print Network. The DOE E-print Network is the largest collection that a federal institution has undertaken in an on-going effort to preserve their own documents and history through Archive-It. "As a result of the pioneering partnership between the Internet Archive and OSTI, we are ensuring long-term, continuous access to the growing body of cutting-edge
Integrating multiple internet directories by instance-based learning
Finding desired information on the Internet is becoming increasingly difficult. Internet directories such as Yahoo!, which organize web pages into hierarchical categories, provide one solution to this problem; however, such directories are of limited use because some bias is applied both in the collection and categorization of pages. We propose a method for integrating multiple Internet directories by instance-based learning. Our method provides the mapping of categories in order to transfer documents from one directory to another, instead of simply merging two directories into one. We present herein an effective algorithm for determining similar categories between two directories via a statistical method called the k-statistic. In order to evaluate the proposed method, we conducted experiments using two actual Internet directories, Yahoo! and Google. The results show that the proposed method achieves extensive improvements relative to both the Naive Bayes and Enhanced Naive Bayes approaches, without any text analysis on documents. 1
Ryutaro Ichise; Hiedeaki Takeda; Shinichi Honiden
Understanding senior executives' use of information technology and the internet
The Internet and information technology (IT) have received considerable attention from senior executives, yet they still have not committed themselves fully to these technologies. Consequently, they are not reaping the full benefits. Recent studies investigated ...
Guus G. M. Pijpers
On attack causality in internet-connected cellular networks
The emergence of connections between telecommunications networks and the Internet creates significant avenues for exploitation. For example, through the use of small volumes of targeted traffic, researchers have demonstrated a number of attacks capable ...
Patrick Traynor; Patrick McDaniel; Thomas La Porta
The Internet and the Millennium Problem (Year 2000)
The Year 2000 Working Group (WG) has conducted an investigation into the millennium problem as it regards Internet related protocols. This investigation only targeted the protocols as documented in the Request For Comments Series (RFCs). This investigation ...
P. Nesser, II
Electricity "Used by the Internet": A Cautionary Tale
Electricity "Used by the Internet": A Cautionary Tale Speaker(s): Jonathan Koomey Date: April 13, 2000 - 12:00pm Location: Bldg. 90 Seminar HostPoint of Contact: Julie Osborn In...
A human rights approach to the mobile internet
2. What is a human rights approach to communication?..............................................4 3. The empowering potential of the mobile internet....................................................6 a. Citizen journalism and peer to peer information sharing.....................................................6 b. Crowdsourcing.............................................................................................................7
Lisa Horner
Life Cycle Environmental Assessment of the Internet: The Benefits...
Life Cycle Environmental Assessment of the Internet: The Benefits and Impacts of Innovative Technologies Speaker(s): Oliver Jolliet Date: July 15, 2004 - 12:00pm Location: Bldg. 90...
Teaching internet use to adult learners: The LANL experience
The Research library at Los Alamos National Laboratory has been teaching an Internet class to adult learners since May 1994. The class is a team effort, combining lecture/demo with hands-on practice using Gopher and the World Wide Web. What started out as a small short-term project has become a weekly class available to any Lab employee or associate. More than 250 people have been taught to find basic reference materials and to navigate the Internet on the Gopher and World Wide Web. The class is one of the first classes offered by the Research Library to be filled every month, and one Laboratory group has recommended that their staff attend this class in preparation for more advanced Internet and HTML classes as part of their group training. The success of this class spurred development by the Research Library of more specific subject classes using Internet resources, specifically business and general science resources.
Smith, S.; Comstock, D.
Taming the Internet for eBusiness Use
Many companies nowadays realise that secure Internet access is a precursor to joining the information superhighway. This paper outlines the solution that BT's Advanced Communications Engineering (ACE) directorate produced, in a joint effort with Concert ...
R. Davison
ESnet and Internet2 to launch next gen research network
"The Department of Energy's (DOE) Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) and Internet2 will deploy a high capacity nationwide network that will greatly enhance the capabilities of researchers across the country who participate in the DOE's scientific research efforts." (1 page)
A Two-bit Differentiated Services Architecture for the Internet
This document was originally submitted as an internet draft in November of 1997. As one of the documents predating the formation of the IETF's Differentiated Services Working Group, many of the ideas presented here, in concert with Dave Clark's subsequent ...
K. Nichols; V. Jacobson; L. Zhang
Internet Advertising: Market Structure and New Pricing Methods
In this paper the Internet advertising market is analyzed. Data and estimates confirm that the Web represents a real threat to television and newspapers. Therefore, the main characteristics of the advertising market are described in order to point out ...
Andrea Mang�ni
The consumer Internet in South Korea : an American's perspective
This thesis will explore the consumer internet industry in South Korea from the perspective of an American with Western values and sensibilities. South Korea is widely considered to be one of the most connected and ...
Byun, Jeffrey
Search and Product Differentiation at an Internet Shopbot
Price dispersion among commodity goods is typically attributed to consumer search costs. We explore the magnitude of consumer search costs using a data set obtained from a major Internet shopbot. For the median consumer, ...
Brynjolfsson, Erik
An interoperable internet scale solution for RFID network security
Security and privacy issues are critically important in RFID networks because EPC data and their associated business events are valuable assets. In this paper, an Interoperable Internet-Scale Security (IISS) framework for ...
Mao, Tingting
Architectures for the future networks and the next generation Internet: A survey
Networking research funding agencies in USA, Europe, Japan, and other countries are encouraging research on revolutionary networking architectures that may or may not be bound by the restrictions of the current TCP/IP based Internet. We present a comprehensive ... Keywords: Future Internet architecture survey, Future Internet design (FIND), Future network architecture, Global Environment for Networking Innovations (GENI), Next generation Internet
Subharthi Paul; Jianli Pan; Raj Jain
MEC-IDC: joint load balancing and power control for distributed Internet Data Centers
Internet Data Center (IDC) supports the reliable operations of many important Internet on-line services. As the demand on Internet services and cloud computing keep increasing in recent years, the power usage associated with IDC operations has been uprising ... Keywords: cyber-physical system, distributed internet data center, load balancing, power control
Lei Rao; Xue Liu; Marija Ilic; Jie Liu
In Things We Trust? Towards trustability in the Internet of Things
This essay discusses the main privacy, security and trustability issues with the Internet of Things.
Hoepman, Jaap-Henk
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Evolution of the Internet k-dense structure
As the Internet AS-level topology grows over time, some of its structural properties remain unchanged. Such time- invariant properties are generally interesting, because they tend to reflect some fundamental processes or constraints behind Internet growth. As has been shown before, the time-invariant structural properties of the Internet include some most basic ones, such as the degree distribution or clustering. Here we add to this time-invariant list a non-trivial property - k-dense decomposition. This property is derived from a recursive form of edge multiplicity, defined as the number of triangles that share a given edge. We show that after proper normalization, the k- dense decomposition of the Internet has remained stable over the last decade, even though the Internet size has approximately doubled, and so has the k-density of its k-densest core. This core consists mostly of content providers peering at Internet eXchange Points, and it only loosely overlaps with the high-degree or high-rank AS core, con...
Orsini, Chiara; Lenzini, Luciano; Krioukov, Dmitri
Research and development of application of mobile barcode to mobile sightseeing guide on mobile phone
With rapid developments in the combined technologies of tourism and mobile communications, Internet access is readily available, anytime and anywhere. The mobile data service industry has gradually replaced voice services, and become the target market ... Keywords: GIS, LBS, mobile barcode, mobile tourist guide map, wireless network
Chih Ming Chen; Tingsheng Weng
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Segment-Based Recognition on the PhoneBook Task: Initial Results and Observations on Duration Modeling
This paper describes preliminary recognition experiments on PhoneBook [1], a corpus of isolated, telephone-bandwidth, read words from a large (almost 8,000-word) vocabulary. We have chosen this corpus as a testbed for experiments on the language model-independent parts of a segment-based recognizer. We present results showing that a segment-based recognizer performs well on this task, and that a simple Gaussian mixture phone duration model significantly reduces the error rate. We compare context-independent, stress-dependent, and word position-dependent duration models and obtain relative error rate reductions of up to 12% on the test set. Finally, we make some observations regarding the effects of stress and word position in this isolated-word task and discuss our plans for further research using PhoneBook. 1.
Karen Livescu; James Glass
The Internet, Youth Safety and the Problem of �Juvenoia�
The internet and its associated electronic technologies have provoked a considerable wave of worry and anxiety among parents and policy makers worldwide in recent years. But in this discussion a very crucial distinction has not been sufficiently made. It is one thing to say that there are risks online. The research has clearly established the point that such perils exist, from online molesters and bullies, to exposure to problematic content. But where it is easy for people to jump beyond the evidence base is when they assert, not just that there are risks, but that the Internet is a risk-promoting environment or a specially risky environment. They imply that there are features of the Internet that increase risk for young people above what they already encounter or what they encounter in other environments, or what they used to encounter. It is hard to cite any research that as yet supports that notion. Yet, this is the narrative implicit in much of what is being written. Of course, writers generally preface their discussion of risks by talking about the benefits of the Internet, making the point that it has both risks and benefits. But then they go on to describe Internet dynamics that increase risks and that increase the potential for deviance or corruption.(Pellow, 2009) In a phrase, they assert that the Internet is a risk- and social problem �amplifier.� So, for example, the contention is, not just that they can encounter sexual exploiters online, but that the Internet makes it more likely that children will be sexually abused because it has made it so easy for molesters to find them.(U.S. House of Representatives- 109th Congress,
David Finkelhor; David Finkelhor
Estimating switching costs involved in changing mobile phone carriers in Japan: Evaluation of lock-in factors related to Japan's SIM card locks
This paper employs a web-based conjoint-type questionnaire to examine empirically user preference for a hypothetical Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) unlock situation in Japan's mobile phone market. This paper also analyzes carriers' other marketing ... Keywords: Discrete choice model, Mobile phone, Switching cost, Vertically integrated market
Akihiro Nakamura
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Small and lightweight components become more and more powerful, and at the same time cheaper. This enables the augmentation of physical objects with digital technology (e.g., information processing, communication). The interconnection of such �intelligent � devices leads away from the classical internet of computers towards the �Internet of Things�. This development has a wide range of implications in the dimensions of technology, applications and society. A significant area of application areas will be influenced by the �Internet of Things�, from private households over mobility to research and industry. In this seminar, various aspects of the Internet of Things were investigated. In the technological domain, the underlying communication technologies and hardware was discussed and an overview of interaction techniques with intelligent objects was gained. Furthermore, an overview of application domains was given and, based on selected examples, deeper investigated, such as the Internet of Vehicles. Last but not least, also economical implications and potential business models were investigated. Each of the single chapters addresses a specific topic and presents fundamental research trends and developments. This
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Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) Request for Comments: 6521
This document describes a home agent-assisted route optimization functionality for the IPv4 Network Mobility Protocol. The function is designed to facilitate optimal routing in cases where all nodes are connected to a single home agent; thus, the use case is route optimization within a single organization or similar entity. The functionality enables the discovery of eligible peer nodes (based on information received from the home agent) and their network prefixes, and the establishment of a direct tunnel between such nodes. Status of This Memo This document is not an Internet Standards Track specification; it is published for examination, experimental implementation, and evaluation. This document defines an Experimental Protocol for the Internet community. This document is a product of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). It represents the consensus of the IETF community. It has received public review and has been approved for publication by the Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG). Not all documents approved by the IESG are a candidate for any level of Internet Standard; see Section 2 of RFC 5741. Information about the current status of this document, any errata, and how to provide feedback on it may be obtained at
A. Makela; J. Korhonen
Family factors in Internet addiction among Chinese youth: A review of English- and Chinese-language studies
Approximately 513 million Chinese citizens used the Internet in 2011, with adolescents reporting comparatively high levels of use. Although numerous studies (reviewed herein) indicate that Internet Addiction/Pathological Internet Use (IA/PIU) is endemic ... Keywords: Chinese youth, Family factors, Internet addiction, Pathological Internet Use, Review article
Wen Li, Eric L. Garland, Matthew O. Howard
A Framework for Enabling Distributed Applications on the Internet
The last five years have seen the rapid rise in popularity of what we term internet distributed applications (IDAs). These are internet applications with which many users interact simultaneously. IDAs range from P2P file-sharing applications, to collaborative distributed computing projects, to massively multiplayer online games (MMOGs). Currently, there is no framework that combines IDAs collectively within a single context. We provide a basis for such a framework here. In considering IDAs collectively, we found that there was no generic description that had been applied to them as a group. We have therefore put forward such a description here. In our description, IDAs are functionality separated into three logic layers, which are designed and built individually. Each layer is represented by functionality on the software client running on each participating computer, which together comprise the overall IDA. The core contribution of this work is a framework, called the Internet Distributed Application Framewor...
McLaughlin, Mark Anthony
The phrase Internet of Things (IoT) heralds a vision of the future Internet where connecting physical things, from banknotes to bicycles, through a network will let them take an active part in the Internet, exchanging information about themselves and their surroundings. This will give immediate access to information about the physical world and the objects in it leading to innovative services and increase in efficiency and productivity. This paper studies the state-of-the-art of IoT and presents the key technological drivers,potential applications, challenges and future research areas in the domain of IoT. IoT definitions from different perspective in academic and industry communities are also discussed and compared. Finally some major issues of future research in IoT are identified and discussed briefly.
Bandyopadhyay, Debasis
Battling the Internet Water Army: Detection of Hidden Paid Posters
We initiate a systematic study to help distinguish a special group of online users, called hidden paid posters, or termed "Internet water army" in China, from the legitimate ones. On the Internet, the paid posters represent a new type of online job opportunity. They get paid for posting comments and new threads or articles on different online communities and websites for some hidden purposes, e.g., to influence the opinion of other people towards certain social events or business markets. Though an interesting strategy in business marketing, paid posters may create a significant negative effect on the online communities, since the information from paid posters is usually not trustworthy. When two competitive companies hire paid posters to post fake news or negative comments about each other, normal online users may feel overwhelmed and find it difficult to put any trust in the information they acquire from the Internet. In this paper, we thoroughly investigate the behavioral pattern of online paid posters bas...
Chen, Cheng; Srinivasan, Venkatesh; Zhang, Xudong
Auction-based Bandwidth Allocation Mechanisms for Wireless Future Internet
An important aspect of the Future Internet is the efficient utilization of (wireless) network resources. In order for the - demanding in terms of QoS - Future Internet services to be provided, the current trend is evolving towards an "integrated" wireless network access model that enables users to enjoy mobility, seamless access and high quality of service in an all-IP network on an "Anytime, Anywhere" basis. The term "integrated" is used to denote that the Future Internet wireless "last mile" is expected to comprise multiple heterogeneous geographically coexisting wireless networks, each having different capacity and coverage radius. The efficient management of the wireless access network resources is crucial due to their scarcity that renders wireless access a potential bottleneck for the provision of high quality services. In this paper we propose an auction mechanism for allocating the bandwidth of such a network so that efficiency is attained, i.e. social welfare is maximized. In particular, we propose a...
Dramitinos, Emmanouil
International energy efficiency and renewable energy resources on the Internet
A variety of sources of information on energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies are available on the Internet`s World Wide Web. These resources are sponsored and maintained by a myriad of organizations across the country and world. One expeditious way to access these resources is by using the U.S. Department of Energy`s Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network (EREN). This network is a user-friendly computer link to Internet based information on energy conservation and renewable energy technologies and techniques. Numerous international sources of information can be accessed through EREN including the International Energy Agency`s Centre for the Analysis and Dissemination of Demonstrated Energy Technologies (CADDET) and the Greenhouse Gas Technology Information Exchange (GREENTIE). CADDET`s Register of demonstrated energy technologies provides an extensive guide to energy efficient and renewable energy technologies, and GREENTIE`s Directory of supplier information helps users access technology providers and experts.
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Treating cockroach phobia using a serious game on a mobile phone and augmented reality exposure: A single case study
In vivo exposure has proved its efficacy in the treatment of specific phobias; however, not all patients benefit from it. Communication and information technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) have improved exposure treatment ... Keywords: Augmented reality, Exposure treatment, Mobile phones, Phobias, Serious games, Virtual reality
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ContextContacts: re-designing SmartPhone's contact book to support mobile awareness and collaboration
Acontextuality of the mobile phone often leads to a caller's uncertainty over a callee's current state, which in turn often hampers mobile collaboration. We are interested in re-designing a Smartphone's contact book to provide cues of the current ... Keywords: awareness, computer-mediated communication, context, group and organization interfaces, mobility, privacy, self-disclosure, situation cues, smartphone
Antti Oulasvirta; Mika Raento; Sauli Tiitta
responsible and effective use of Internet-based capabilities, including social networking services (SNS). This policy recognizes that Internet-based capabilities are integral to operations across the Department of Defense. This DTM is effective immediately; it will be converted to a new DoD issuance. This DTM shall expire effective 1 March, 2011 January 2012. Applicability. This DTM applies to: � OSD, the Military Departments, the Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Joint Staff, the Combatant Commands, the Office of the Inspector
Hmelo, Bin Hu, Alamgir Karim, Martyn McLachlan, and Ron Jones (by phone)
Meeting of the CNMS User Executive Committee Meeting of the CNMS User Executive Committee September 13, 2010 - ORNL Bldg 8600, Room C-152 Members attending: Venkat Gopalan (Chair), Mark Dadmun (Vice Chair), David Bucknall (Secretary), Tony Hmelo, Bin Hu, Alamgir Karim, Martyn McLachlan, and Ron Jones (by phone) CNMS representatives: Peter Cummings, Laura Edwards, Tony Haynes, Mike Simonson Meeting convened 6:10pm. Discussion was guided by Chair's slides (attached). CNMS update provided by Mike Simonson (slides attached). Discussed several suggestions for CNMS user program and for future UEC activities. See slides 7 and 9 in Chair's presentation and the following. For UEC * Include an Industry liaison in UEC telecons/meetings- invited by UEC * Alternatively, designate an At-Large position on UEC for industrial member (requires change to by-laws)
Electromagnetic radiation and health risks: Cell phones and microwave radiation in New Zealand
Presently the public is concerned over the proliferation of cellphone repeater sites around the cities of New Zealand and whether they pose a risk to health. The debate continued for some weeks over the proposal to erect a cellphone repeater in a school yard. The issues that came out of that debate are profiled in this paper -- environmental health professionals need to be able to communicate well-judged advice to their employers. Cellular phone networks use relatively low-powered transmitters to restrict coverage to a circumscribed locality and thereby enable particular carrier frequencies to be used simultaneously at different cell sites in the same general area. Compared with TV and radio broadcasting, the radiation power levels near cell sites are therefore relatively small. Broadcast transmission antennae are designed to confine the radiation so that it doesn`t go in directions where it is not required or not wanted.
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An ultra low-power digitally-controlled buck converter IC for cellular phone applications
Abstract � This paper describes a dual-mode digitallycontrolled buck converter IC for cellular phone applications. An architecture employing internal power management is introduced to ensure voltage compatibility between a singlecell lithium-ion battery voltage and a low voltage integrated circuit technology. Special purpose analog and digital interface elements are developed. These include a ring-oscillator based ADC (ring-ADC), which is nearly entirely synthesizable, robust against switching noise, and has flexible resolution control, and a very low power ring oscillator-multiplexer based Digital PWM generation module (ring-MUX DPWM). The chip, which includes an output power stage rated for 400 mA, occupies 2mm 2 active area in 0.25-�m CMOS. Very high efficiencies are achieved over a load range of 0.1 to 400 mA. Measured quiescent current in PFM mode is 4 �A. I.
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