Information Sharing Protocol

Information Sharing

Information asymmetry and information sharing

Although much digital divide research focuses on access to technology, another cause of the divide is the lack of information awareness that we call information asymmetry. Information asymmetry often stems from inadequate information sharing and can result in negative consequences for both the information poor and the information rich. Information asymmetry has been insufficiently studied as a ...

Sharing @ The Edge: Secure Information Sharing

Peer-to-peer (P2P) computing promises to return the World Wide Web to an environment where the edge of the network is as important as the Web servers that have dominated its early years. This paper describes issues associated with P2P computing that must be solved before widespread deployment is possible. The paper presents a P2P solution where services and content are equally secured and can b...

Innovative information-sharing strategies.

ProMED Many experts, both within and outside government, have warned of the need to improve capabilities for dealing with emerging infectious diseases; development of an effective global infectious disease surveillance system has been the primary recommendation. ProMED, a project of the Federation of American Scientists, was inaugurated in 1993 at a conference in Geneva as a vehicle for develop...

Information Sharing in VANETs

Vehicular networking has established itself, in the short span of the last few years, as one of the most promising fields of research within the larger context of metropolitan-scale wireless networking. Enabling vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-toinfrastructure (V2I) communication, a pervasive deployment of vehicular networking technologies would have an unprecedented impact on mass road tr...