An efficient spatial publish/subscribe system for intelligent location-based services
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Proceedings of the 2nd international workshop on Distributed event-based systems
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The increasing popularity of information services that rely on content delivery in mobile environments motivates the need for a mobile push service 驴 an efficient and flexible content dissemination service that targets mobile users. We analyze the features of a mobile push service by investigating representative usage scenarios and propose an architecturefor mobile content delivery systems. The architecture is based on the publish/subscribe (P/S) paradigm which supports many-to-many interaction of loosely-coupled entities. We define the set of services that need to collaborate with the P/S infrastructure to address the dynamics of mobile environments.