An integrated communications platform incorporating SMS and e-mail to support mobile applications

Elton, James; Chung, Pei-Jung

doi:10.1504/ijhpcn.2015.066524

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“…Mobile devices can use SMS as a supporting communication method to enhance the ways of communicating with other users/systems (Elton and Chung, 2015). For example, one possibility is updating current location (GPS coordinates) via SMS if the internet could not be reached.…”

Section: Seeking Medical Help Using the Android App (Via Sms)mentioning

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Swift personal emergency help facilitated by the mobile cloud

Alshareef

Grigoraş

2018

IJHPCN

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Many emergency cases require the swiftest possible response from an appropriate medical service if they are not to become life-threatening. In the medical emergency field, response times to emergency cases are a major concern and gain a high degree of attention. Many of the systems proposed in the literature are either intended to replace the existing emergency system with a fully automated one, or build on unreliable or less efficient frameworks that are based on some sort of social media application, such as redirecting emergency requests to Facebook friends. We have designed a mobile cloud service that works side by side with the existing emergency system and is aimed at reducing the time spent waiting for emergency help to arrive, as well as making the best use of medical professionals who may be located in close proximity to the medical case. The experimental results show that the amount of time needed to find a medical professional and establish communication was between 4 and 25 seconds, depending on the communication method used. This result means that no extra time is added to the total medical response time and could enhance the chance of a better outcome. in 1994. He founded the International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Computing (15th edition in 2016), and organised many workshops and summer schools. He published one book, co-edited four and published more than 80 papers in journals and proceedings of conferences. His current research interests are the mobile cloud, mobile middleware and applications, IoT and smart cities. This paper is a revised and expanded version of a paper entitled 'First responder help facilitated by the mobile cloud' presented at

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Section: Seeking Medical Help Using the Android App (Via Sms)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Swift personal emergency help facilitated by the mobile cloud

Alshareef

Grigoraş

2018

IJHPCN

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Energy-efficient healthcare monitoring with smartphones and IoT technologies

Talpur

Bhuiyan

Wang

2015

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Transferring auxiliary knowledge to enhance heterogeneous web service clustering

Tian

Sun

et al. 2016

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The growing number of web services puts forward higher requirements for searching desired web services, and clustering web services can greatly enhance the discovery of web service. Most existing clustering approaches are designed to handle long text documents. However, the descriptions of most services are in the form of short text, which impairs the quality of clustering owing to the lack of statistical information. To solve this problem, we propose a new service clustering approach based on transfer learning from auxiliary long text data obtained from Wikipedia. To handle the inconsistencies in semantics between service descriptions and auxiliary data, we introduce a novel topic model-dual tag aided latent Dirichlet allocation (DT-LDA), which jointly learns two sets of topics on the two datasets. Experimental results show the proposed approach achieves better performance than several existing approaches.

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An integrated communications platform incorporating SMS and e-mail to support mobile applications

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Swift personal emergency help facilitated by the mobile cloud

Swift personal emergency help facilitated by the mobile cloud

Energy-efficient healthcare monitoring with smartphones and IoT technologies

Transferring auxiliary knowledge to enhance heterogeneous web service clustering

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