Proposed algorithms for UAV based cloud computing - Ragab, Ahmed;Hashad, Atalla;Elfaham, Mohamed
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In the last few years the fields of both UAV and cloud computing has gained the interest of researchers. UAV, which can be classified as flying ad-hoc network or FANET plays an important role in both military and civilian applications, also the cloud computing has gained an important role in many applications such as data processing and data preservation beside it allows users to access all applications and get into data and files from any device whenever they are, all of these benefits are used with the visibility of internet, our research shows also that the user can access without the use…mehr

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In the last few years the fields of both UAV and cloud computing has gained the interest of researchers. UAV, which can be classified as flying ad-hoc network or FANET plays an important role in both military and civilian applications, also the cloud computing has gained an important role in many applications such as data processing and data preservation beside it allows users to access all applications and get into data and files from any device whenever they are, all of these benefits are used with the visibility of internet, our research shows also that the user can access without the use of the internet by using military network instead of internet in the military applications to gain more secure in the network. This prospection offers a proposed algorithms for UAV when equipped with cloud computing system in order to work as a unique system in military applications.
Autorenporträt
Ahmed Ragab: holds a Diploma in Computer Engineering with a very good general grade, holds a Master's degree in computer engineering with a general grade of excellent. Currently, I am completing my PhD in Computer Engineering and works as an assistant lecturer at the faculty of information systems and computer sciences,6 October university.