The traditional tourism services tend to use tourism resources as the center. They ignore individual characteristics and contextual information of the user side. The provided service is static, and doesnt meet the real needs of the users. A service mechanism based on context awareness is presented which consists of data, platform and services. It sets up data center based on users and gets context data according to rules .It uses the cloud computing technology to provide distributed processing, storage and retrieval capability for big data. It also establishes tourism service confirming to requirements of the users and dynamic adjusts service mode according to the user context information. Simulation results show that the mechanism can realize the demand for tourism services in conjunction with the individual characteristics of user.
In the process of network transmission, when an exception occurs (such as forgery, tampering, information confusion), digital medical image, as a diagnostic basis, can not serve as the evidence of medical accident case. And the ROI of medical image is unable to tolerate significant changes. In order to deal these problems, we have proposed a multiple watermarks algorithm that uses Arnold scrambling to preprocess the original multiple watermarks, improving the security of watermarking, and combining the visual feature vector of image with the encryption technology and the concept of third-party. Moreover, the sophisticated process is needless to find the Region of Interest (ROI) of medical images. So compared with the existing medical watermarking techniques, it can embed much more data, with less complexity. The experimental results show that the scheme has strong robustness against common attacks and geometric attacks.
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