Doktorarbeit / Dissertation, 2014
238 Seiten
This thesis explores the challenges of integrating mobile and grid computing to enhance resource discovery and trust management in mobile grid systems. It aims to develop novel solutions for efficient resource discovery and mobility-aware trust management, taking into account the dynamic nature of mobile environments and the need for secure and reliable resource utilization.
The introduction sets the stage for the thesis, outlining the motivations, challenges, and objectives of integrating mobile and grid computing. It presents a comprehensive overview of grid computing, mobile computing, and their integration, highlighting the unique security and resource management concerns in mobile grid systems.
Chapter 2 provides a comprehensive review of the existing literature on resource discovery in grid computing. It examines different approaches, protocols, and technologies used for resource discovery, including agent-based approaches, ontology-based approaches, and various platform-specific mechanisms.
Chapter 3 delves into the concepts of trust and trust management, essential for secure and reliable interactions in distributed systems. It defines trust, discusses its motivations and contexts, and surveys existing research on trust management techniques, including trust computation, propagation, aggregation, and prediction.
Chapter 4 presents the core contributions of the thesis: an ant-based resource discovery and mobility-aware trust management scheme for mobile grid systems. This chapter details the proposed scheme, including the estimation of various matrices (distance, residual battery power, available bandwidth, trust, and mobility) and the two-phase approach for resource discovery and trust management.
Chapter 5 proposes an energy-constrained hierarchical task scheduling algorithm specifically designed for mobile grids. The chapter focuses on the challenges of energy management in mobile grid environments and presents the proposed algorithm, including its mathematical representation, hierarchical structure, and simulation setup.
This thesis focuses on key concepts such as mobile grid computing, resource discovery, trust management, ant colony optimization, mobility awareness, energy constraints, and task scheduling. It investigates the application of ant-based algorithms and hierarchical task scheduling algorithms in the context of mobile grid systems, emphasizing the critical role of trust in ensuring secure and reliable resource utilization in dynamic mobile environments.
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