Handbook of Large-Scale Distributed Computing in Smart Healthcare
Handbook of Large-Scale Distributed Computing in Smart Healthcare
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智能医疗大规模分布式计算手册
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2017
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Assad Abbas
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S. Khan;Albert Y. Zomaya;Assad Abbas
Conventional healthcare services have seamlessly been integrated with pervasive computing paradigm and consequently cost-effective and dependable smart healthcare services and systems have emerged. Currently, the smart healthcare systems use Body Area Networks (BANs) and wearable devices for pervasive health monitoring and Ambient Assisted Living. The BANs use smartphones and several handheld devices to ensure ubiquitous access to the healthcare information and services. However, due to the intrinsic architectural limitations in terms of CPU speed, storage, and memory, the mobile and other computing devices seem inadequate to handle huge volumes of sensor data being generated unceasingly. In addition, the sensor data is highly complex and multi-dimensional. Therefore, integrating the BANs with large-scale and distributed computing paradigms, such as the cloud, cluster, and grid computing is inevitable to handle the processing and storage needs. Moreover, the contemporary research efforts mostly focus on health information delivery methods to ensure the information exchange within a single BAN. Consequently, the efforts have been very limited in interconnecting several BANs remotely through the servers.