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GeoHybrid: A hierarchical approach for accurate and scalable geographic localization

Niang et al., 2010

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526077602993287855
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Niang I
Gueye B
Kasse B
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2010 ITU-T Kaleidoscope: Beyond the Internet?-Innovations for Future Networks and Services

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Geographic location and Grid computing are two areas that have taken off in recent years, both receiving a lot of attention from research community. The Grid Resource Brokers, which tries to find the best match between the job requirements and the resources available on the …
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