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Geospatial edge-fog computing: A systematic review, taxonomy, and future directions

Das et al., 2021

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14948561899574609561
Author
Das J
Ghosh S
Buyya R
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Mobile Edge Computing

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Real-time geospatial applications are ever-increasing with modern Information and Communication Technology. Latency and Quality of Service-aware these applications are required to process at the edge of the networks, not at the central cloud servers. Edge and …
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