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Mobile Health Monitoring Based On New Power Management Approach

Abstract

Mobile Phones is mainly used for communications purpose, (i.e., phoning with friends, relatives, etc.). Mobile Phones is not only used for phoning and also used for other applications like healthcare monitoring with the help of wireless body sensor network. In that the mobile phone’s energy could be insufficient when an emergency takes place. With the help of mobile phones, mobile healthcare extends the operations of healthcare provider for better health monitoring. Mobile healthcare emergency services posses an important role but the data transmission and privacy disclosure is still a problem. However, the flourish of Mobile-Healthcare is still faces many challenges including information security, Energy based consideration and privacy preservation. In the proposed, SPOC (Security and Privacy Preserving opportunistic computing) framework aims at the security and privacy issues, and develops a usercentric privacy access control of opportunistic computing in Mobile-Healthcare emergency. Whenever, critical battery achieved in the patient’s mobile then he/she can connect with other’s mobile. The SPOC software installed in the mobile will detect the other mobiles that have SPOC software. While the data is transferred to the database by using others mobile then the data will be sending in the encrypted format by using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) technique so, that the information is more security for privacy preserving opportunistic computing system.

R.Kanimozhi, M.Suguna

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