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A Cyber foraging System for Resource Allocation in Emergency and Efficient Healthcare Service Delivery

Adewusi E. A. , Emuoyibofarhe O. J. Published in

A Cyber foraging System for Resource Allocation in Emergency and Efficient Healthcare Service Delivery
International Journal of Applied Information Systems
Year of Publication 2012
© 2010 by IJAIS Journal
Series Volume 2 Number 3
Authors Adewusi E. A. , Emuoyibofarhe O. J.
10.5120/ijais12-450288
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  1. Adewusi E.a. and Emuoyibofarhe O.j.. Article: A Cyber foraging System for Resource Allocation in Emergency and Efficient Healthcare Service Delivery. International Journal of Applied Information Systems 2(3):8-15, May 2012. BibTeX

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	author = "Adewusi E.a. and Emuoyibofarhe O.j.",
	title = "Article: A Cyber foraging System for Resource Allocation in Emergency and Efficient Healthcare Service Delivery",
	journal = "International Journal of Applied Information Systems",
	year = 2012,
	volume = 2,
	number = 3,
	pages = "8-15",
	month = "May",
	note = "Published by Foundation of Computer Science, New York, USA"
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Abstract

The appropriateness of mobile devices in emergency rescue operations cannot be over-emphasized, their computational capabilities can be harnessed as their weight, size and mobility support the nomadic nature of man. PDAs and smart phones come with moderate-sized processors that only make them available for limited computational purposes, These resource starved devices are now becoming useful tools for handling resource intensive computational problems through the concept of cyberforaging which is a mechanism that augments the computational and storage capabilities of mobile devices. In this paper, a cyberforaging-based resource allocation tool which can assist Incident managers in resource allocation and transportation for multiple simultaneous incidents was developed.

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Keywords

Clients, Cyberforaging, Emergency, Resource Allocation, Surrogates