Designing Solutions-Based Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing: New Issues and Trends examines current practices and challenges faced by designers of Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing projects. Analyzing theoretical assumptions, empirical research, practical implementations, and case studies, this book intends to present a comprehensive yet concise overview of the recent progress in ubiquitous and pervasive computing applications, as well as discuss new methodologies, technologies and approaches currently practiced. Truly interdisciplinary, this publication serves as a valuable reference for researchers in the fields of electrical engineering and computer science, students, educators, and industrial trainers interested in network sensors, embedded systems, distributed systems, computer networks, and computer science.
Pedro Fernandes Ribeiro Neto graduated at Computer Science from State University of Cear (1997), He received his master degree in Electric Engineering from Federal University of Para¡ba (2001) and Ph.D. degree in Electric Engineering from Federal University of Campina Grande (2006). He is currently head of Postgraduate Department and Adjunt Professor at State University of Rio Grande do Norte. He is also a permanent member of Mastering in Computer Science MCC/UERN/UFERSA, and contributing member of the Postgraduate Department in Teleinformatics Engineering at UFC. He has experience in Computer Science, focusing on Software Engeneering, acting on the following subjects: Real-Time Databases, Mobile Computing, Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing, Wireless Sensor Networks, Petri Networks and Software Processes. [Editor]