Open frameworks for information cities
Communications of the ACMPublished 1 February 2004
Donald Ferguson, Jakka Sairamesh, Stuart I. Feldman
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Helping mimic full-scale urban environments, this middleware promises to help build a vast ecosystem of e-commerce, collaboration, and social computing, along with access to real-world municipal regulations and services.
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Helping mimic full-scale urban environments, this middleware promises to help build a vast ecosystem of e-commerce, collaboration, and social computing, along with access to real-world municipal regulations and services.
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