Contingency-Inattentive Migratorial Services in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

Abstract: We propose a completely different approach to Short range wireless technology is on its way to becoming ubiquitous, and it will soon be possible to program real-world mobile Ad-Hoc networks, which can be formed spontaneously for example, vehicles on the road or deployed for specific tasks in specific regions for example, monitoring a certain region during an emergency situation. Traditionally, mobile Ad-Hoc networks have been viewed as data carriers between a mobile device and an Internet server or between two mobile devices. However, besides transferring static data to/from mobile nodes, these networks can be leveraged to provide a new class of services that acquire, process, and distribute real-time information from nodes located in the immediate proximity of geographical regions, objects, or activities of interest. For instance, a mobile ad hoc network of vehicles can provide traffic information from a region 10 miles ahead of a given car on a highway, whereas an ad hoc network of intelligent video cameras can transmit images from the proximity of a disaster area.

Keywords: Short range wireless technology, mobile Ad-Hoc networks, migratorial services, network simulator, digital assistants, GPRS interface, entity-tracking.