Advances in Mobile Internet Applications

Dear Colleagues,

With the advent of cheap, compact and relatively powerful wireless communication systems, many new applications have become feasible for monitoring, control and other forms of interaction within mobile environments, without reliance on traditional infrastructure. These include surveillance and wildlife tracking, precision agriculture, search and rescue, disaster recovery communications, smart vehicle interaction and behaviour orchestration, to name but a few. Whereas previously, most of these applications would have been too expensive to consider, or simply not possible, advances in technology have provided a platform for a plethora of ideas and opportunities.

The aim of this Special Issue is to bring together examples of advances in mobile communication applications, highlighting diverse and innovative research and developments in this exciting field. We would like to encourage researchers from different disciplines and methodological backgrounds to present their ideas, recent results and future challenges in this emerging area of research and public interest. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:

• Vehicle interaction and coordinated behaviour
• Target tracking and interception
• Efficient information exchange in infrastructure-sparse environments
• Mobile applications benefitting the environment
• Low-cost data acquisition and control using mobile systems
• Disaster amelioration though ad-hoc mobile communications
• Exploiting and interpreting data gleaned from mobile Internet applications

Dr. Chris Phillips
Guest Editor

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