Device-to-Device based Proximity Service: Architecture, Issues, and Applications / Edition 1

Device-to-Device based Proximity Service: Architecture, Issues, and Applications / Edition 1

ISBN-10:
1498724175
ISBN-13:
9781498724173
Pub. Date:
07/14/2017
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
ISBN-10:
1498724175
ISBN-13:
9781498724173
Pub. Date:
07/14/2017
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
Device-to-Device based Proximity Service: Architecture, Issues, and Applications / Edition 1

Device-to-Device based Proximity Service: Architecture, Issues, and Applications / Edition 1

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Overview

D2D-based proximity service is a very hot topic with great commercial potential from an application standpoint. Unlike existing books which focus on D2D communications technologies, this book fills a gap by summarizing and analyzing the latest applications and research results in academic, industrial fields, and standardization. The authors present the architecture, fundamental issues, and applications in a D2D networking environment from both application and interdisciplinary points of view.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781498724173
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Publication date: 07/14/2017
Pages: 500
Product dimensions: 6.12(w) x 9.19(h) x (d)

About the Author

Yufeng Wang, Athansios V. Vasliakos, Qun Jon and Hongbo Zhu

Table of Contents

Architecture: Device-to-Device Communications Technologies. Peer and Service Discovery in Proximity Service. Message Forwarding Strategies. Profile Matching and Recommendation Systems in Proximity Service. Proximity-Service Application Development Framework. Fundamental Issues: Smart Phone-Based Human Activity Recognition. Indoor Localization and Tracking Systems. Mobile Crowdsourcing with Built-in Incentives. Energy-Efficient Technologies in Device-to-Device-Based Proximity Service. Applications of Proximity Service: Vehicular Social Networks. Device-to-Device-Based Traffic Offloading.
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