Ubiquitous Convergence Technology

1. Front Matter

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2. Keynotes

   1. Video Coding Techniques for Ubiquitous Multimedia Services

      • Yo-Sung Ho, Seung-Hwan Kim

      Pages 1-10

3. Multimedia

   1. Residual Signal Compression Based on the Blind Signal Decomposition for Video Coding

      • Sea-Nae Park, Dong-Gyu Sim, Seoung-Jun Oh, Chang-Beom Ahn, Yung-Lyul Lee, Hochong Park et al.

      Pages 11-19

   2. Personalized Life Log Media System in Ubiquitous Environment

      • Ig-Jae Kim, Sang Chul Ahn, Hyoung-Gon Kim

      Pages 20-29

   3. An Embedded Variable Bit-Rate Audio Coder for Ubiquitous Speech Communications

      • Do Young Kim, Jong Won Park

      Pages 30-39

   4. Performance Enhancement of Error Resilient Entropy Coding Using Bitstream of Block Based SPIHT

      • Jeong-Sig Kim, Keun-Young Lee

      Pages 40-49

   5. A Study on the Personal Program Guide Technique Within Ubiquitous Media Community Environment Using Multi-band Sensor Gateway

      • Sang Won Lee, Byoung Ha Park, Sung Hee Hong, Chan Gyu Kim, In Hwa Hong, Seok Pil Lee et al.

      Pages 50-59

4. Applications

   1. Remote Diagnostic Protocol and System for U-Car

      • Doo-Hee Jung, Gu-Min Jeong, Hyun-Sik Ahn, Minsoo Ryu, Masayoshi Tomizuka

      Pages 60-68

   2. Map-Building and Localization by Three-Dimensional Local Features for Ubiquitous Service Robot

      • Youngbin Park, Seungdo Jeong, Il Hong Suh, Byung-Uk Choi

      Pages 69-79

   3. LRMAP: Lightweight and Resynchronous Mutual Authentication Protocol for RFID System

      • JeaCheol Ha, JungHoon Ha, SangJae Moon, Colin Boyd

      Pages 80-89

   4. Novel Process Methodology of Smart Combi Card (SCC) Manufacturing for RFID/USN

      • JeongJin Kang, HongJun Yoo, SungRok Lee

      Pages 90-99

   5. Product Control System Using RFID Tag Information and Data Mining

      • Cheonshik Kim, San-Yep Nam, Duk-Je Park, Injung Park, Taek-Young Hyun

      Pages 100-109

   6. iSCSI Protocol Parameter Optimization for Mobile Appliance Remote Storage System at Smart Home Environment Approach

      • Shaikh Muhammad Allayear, Sung Soon Park, Cheonshik Kim

      Pages 110-119

5. Mobile, Wireless, and Ad Hoc Networking

   1. A Study on Optimal Fast Handover Scheme in Fast Handover for Mobile IPv6 (FMIPv6) Networks

      • Byungjoo Park, Youn-Hee Han, Haniph Latchman

      Pages 120-129

   2. DCAR: Dynamic Congestion Aware Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

      • Young-Duk Kim, Sang-Heon Lee, Dong-Ha Lee

      Pages 130-139

   3. Anonymous Secure Communication in Wireless Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

      • Sk. Md. Mizanur Rahman, Atsuo Inomata, Takeshi Okamoto, Masahiro Mambo, Eiji Okamoto

      Pages 140-149

   4. A DiffServ Management Scheme Considering the Buffer Traffic Rate in Ubiquitous Convergence Network

      • Hyojun Lee, Mintaig Kim, Byung-Gi Kim

      Pages 150-159

   5. An Approach to Reliable and Efficient Routing Scheme for TCP Performance Enhancement in Mobile IPv6 Networks

      • Byungjoo Park, Youn-Hee Han, Haniph Latchman

      Pages 160-169

   6. Ant Colony Optimization for Satellite Customer Assignment

      • S. S. Kim, H. J. Kim, V. Mani, C. H. Kim

      Pages 170-179

   7. Advanced Remote-Subscription Scheme Supporting Cost Effective Multicast Routing for Broadband Ubiquitous Convergence IP-Based Network

      • Soo-Young Shin, Young-Muk Yoon, Soo-Hyun Park, Yoon-Ho Seo, Chul-Ung Lee

      Pages 180-189

Ubiquitous computing is already with us and is changing our lifestyle, way of thinking and quality of life. Everyday objects with embedded computing - pabilities are now commonplace and, between mobile phones and RFID tags, further deployment proceeds at an unstoppable pace. The next major step of the ubiquitous computing evolution is the move, already partly underway, from isolated smart objects to distributed systems of smart objects and appropriate back-end infrastructure: microelectronics and communication technology c- verging with healthcare technology, communication technology, sports and - tertainment, housing, vehicular technology, middleware, sensor networks and so on. You will have noticed that many people in the ?eld now use the word “ub- uitous” not to mean “present everywhere” but as a shorthand for “ubiquitous computing and communications”—leading to otherwise inexplicable locutions such as “the ubiquitous society”. Rather than continuing to ?ght this syn- dochical use we have chosen to go with the ?ow, in so far as the change in language is an indication of the global spread of the meme. We have therefore chosen “ubiquitous convergence” as a concise description of the above view: a systems-oriented perspective encompassing both the technology and its appli- tions.

• DDoS attacks
• Performance
• Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID)
• SCSI
• Ubiquitous Computing
• ad-hoc networks
• authentication
• classification
• distributed computing
• embedded software
• embedded systems
• healthcare
• privacy
• robot
• security

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