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....anytime anywhere connectivity, requiring intelligent mobility management techniques. Many current solutions are focused on a single host and can specify only one host interface [1,2,3] while other research seeks the ability to address and locate a person and the device they are currently using [4,5]. We believe that the appropriate next step is mobility management for a MOPED, the network of devices that is associated with one person. In order to better support the needs of the user, the MOPED may interact with networks and services in the current environment surrounding the user in order ....
M. Roussopoulos, P. Maniatis, E. Swierk, K. Lai, G. Appenzeller, and M. Baker, Person-level Routing in the Mobile People Architecture. Proceedings of the 1999 USENIX Symposium on Internet Technologies and Systems, Boulder, Colorado, October 1999.
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