2012 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) 2012
DOI: 10.1109/icc.2012.6364740
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Distributed networked emergency evacuation and rescue

Abstract: This paper briefly discusses cyper-physical systems that include human beings and vehicles in a built environment such as a building or a city, together with Sensor Networks, Communications and Decision Support Systems, with the purpose of optimising the human outcome in the case of an emergency.

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“…However, Erol's concern for energy consumption for communications actually started a decade earlier [52,114] in the context of Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks, when he contributed a technique to extend overall life of a multi-hop network by using paths that have the most energy in reserve, that is, the most full batteries. This work was pursued in papers related to network routing and admission control based on energy considerations [128,130,135,136,152,153,162,201] and this resulted in a practical design for an energy aware routing protocol. His research group's involvement with energy consumption in information technology was also developed through their participation in EU Fit4Green Project which resulted in a widely cited paper [17] regarding the energy optimization of Cloud Computing servers and of software systems [193]…”
Section: Energy In Ict and Its Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, Erol's concern for energy consumption for communications actually started a decade earlier [52,114] in the context of Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks, when he contributed a technique to extend overall life of a multi-hop network by using paths that have the most energy in reserve, that is, the most full batteries. This work was pursued in papers related to network routing and admission control based on energy considerations [128,130,135,136,152,153,162,201] and this resulted in a practical design for an energy aware routing protocol. His research group's involvement with energy consumption in information technology was also developed through their participation in EU Fit4Green Project which resulted in a widely cited paper [17] regarding the energy optimization of Cloud Computing servers and of software systems [193]…”
Section: Energy In Ict and Its Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work was pursued in papers related to network routing and admission control based on energy considerations [128,130,135,136,152,153,162,201] and this resulted in a practical design for an energy aware routing protocol. His research group's involvement with energy consumption in information technology was also developed through their participation in EU Fit4Green Project which resulted in a widely cited paper [17] regarding the energy optimization of Cloud Computing servers and of software systems [193] …”
Section: Energy In Ict and Its Optimizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was pursued by work that uses network routing and connection admission as a means to save energy (Gelenbe and Mahmoodi [118], Gelenbe, Mahmoodi, and Morfopoulou [120], Gelenbe and Morfopoulou [127], Gelenbe and Silvestri [138,139], Gelenbe and Wu [145], Sakellari et al [179]). Energy optimization of software systems was discussed in (Pernici et al [173]) and its effect on performance trade-offs in remote accesses to Cloud services is analyzed in (Gelenbe, Lent, and Douratsos [109]).…”
Section: E-network and Energy Packet Network (Epns)mentioning
confidence: 99%